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Tag: coronavirus lockdown
Why We Need to Be Thankful to Truck Drivers
Even under normal circumstances, truck drivers lives are not easy. With the pandemic, things have only worsened.
‘Hashtag Life’: Is Instagram Our Saviour During Lockdown?
It is making us realise that the world is more available to us than it actually is, closer than it ever was.
Coronavirus: Dealing With the Fear of Institutions
The police are on the frontlines fighting against the pandemic, but they are also failing the trust of the people.
‘The Lifeboat Association’: Why We Feel So Driven to Help Each Other
Here's what anarchist thinker Peter Kroptokin has to say.
The Pandemic Is Showing Us What Is Really Important
Community solidarity and a sense of responsibility will get us though this pandemic – and nothing else.
COVID-19: The Joys of Silence and Coming Together
Despite all the horror and pain COVID-19 brings with it, it has also taught us a lesson that generations to come will remember – don’t run too fast because …
From COVID-19 Struck Germany, With Love
While reports on the ‘flattening case curve’ seem like a silver lining, the only thing we can do right now is wait.
I’m a Family Doctor Fighting Against Fear and Struggling With Distancing
“I hate coronavirus,” my daughter says. Me too, I think, but I don’t say that aloud.
‘We Are Not Corona’: Northeast Students Make Posters Against Racial Abuse
Recently, several citizens from Northeast India have been called 'corona' in public places across the country.