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Tag: 2019 novel coronavirus
Indian Students Studying Abroad Face Mounting Troubles
Due to the coronavirus outbreak; students are worried about job loss, indefinite interview postponement and hiring freeze.
Coronavirus: What Makes Some People Act Selfishly and Others More Responsibly?
As the prime minister's move to lockdown has shown, people could not be trusted to act responsibly for the greater good.
‘Anxiety, Homophobia, Stress’: Students on Mental Health Concerns During Lockdown
Living the quarantine is harder for some than others, especially for people living in abusive households as well as those struggling with mental health and eating disorders.
Coronavirus: How to Avoid Cabin Fever
Boost your immune system, structure your day, avoid conflict and stay connected with your friends through social network.
Teaching in the Times of Coronavirus
We have to make the best of this situation. The only way that can be done is through self innovation.
A Fastidious Student on Coronavirus: Is Panicking My Only Plan?
Maybe this is the right time to realise that not all of life’s magic can be mapped, that I don’t always need a plan in order to prevail.
‘You are Coronavirus’: Students From Northeast India Face Bigotry Over Pandemic
Recently, a video went viral of a woman covering her mouth at Reliance mall in Pune, when she saw a lady from the Northeast India.
Must Read Op-Eds in the Time of Corona
Some recommendations for those who have time to read something longer than a tweet on COVID-19.
There’s Plenty of Toilet Paper in the US – So Why Are People Hoarding It?
Toilet paper hoarding has a curious history and economy.