Coronavirus & The Viral Paradox
byOur world will not be the same again. The spectre of coronavirus & the loss of thousands of lives will change us forever.
Our world will not be the same again. The spectre of coronavirus & the loss of thousands of lives will change us forever.
Advaith writes a cinematic, fascinating & delightful poem.
Kanekar’s story of the heroic yet tragic resistance by the socially marginalised makes for heartfelt reading.
Though it seems a conspiracy theory, one question can not be discounted: Is the new Coronavirus, COVID-19, an act of war?
An unprecedented shift in the human population is one reason why more diseases originate in Asia & Africa.
When dealing with an invasive technology like DNA analysis, utmost regard should be paid to human dignity, privacy & welfare.
Given the targeted attempts at ethnic cleansing, the intervention by the UNHRC is justified.
A rural village is turned into a concrete block of flats and called “development.” Neelima tells the story in a verse.
Ayurveda, a rich & complex tradition, encompasses influences from a variety of cultures & retains local applications.
To contain the virus, though, we must also prioritise how water, soil, air, and man-made surfaces play a role.
A meticulous dancer, resolute teacher & true perfectionist, Dr Venkatalakshamma was a diligent servant of her art.
The Trump-Modi tamasha is an election gimmick, a diplomatic event aimed at building political legitimacy at home.
A thought-provoking, refined and scholastic poem that questions you to think about the things you take for granted.
The India Gandhi envisioned is fading into the oblivion, only to be replaced by the Hindutva majoritarianism.
Food & climate change are deeply interlinked, but food emissions need to be tracked beyond the ‘farm gate.’