'They exist in our midst, keep our cities going, yet are invisible.'
Tag: coronavirus
JNU: Student Takes Permission to Leave Campus, Admin Still Files Police Complaint For Lockdown Violation
Pranav Menon, the student, says that he had taken permission to leave the campus from the warden in compliance with the stipulated rules only to be allegedly manhandled by …
A Lamp for Shathrugn Bhaiya
A moment of introspection in the face of the prime minister 'diya jalao' appeal.
COVID-19: Mental Health of Students Returning From Abroad
‘Friends’ who were otherwise in constant communication suddenly stopped interacting – and so did some family members.
Diary of an Introvert: Lockdown and Why Community Support Matters
This lockdown would have been so much more difficult if we did not have a safety net in the people around us.
Fear of the Dark: The 9-Minute Lights-Out Call
In those few minutes between dinner and switching off the lights – minutes where most others were already responding to the PM's call – the open windows with the …
How the COVID-19 Lockdown is Changing Me
Whenever the lockdown ends, I will head out as one who is determined to do his bit to build a healthier and fairer society.
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.
Coronavirus: Why It Is Okay to Vent, Sometimes
Sharing our negative thoughts can be beneficial but you must know that it won't fix the problem.
Training and Gear, Not Lathi-Charges, Would Help the Police Fight COVID-19
Brutality, aside from being illegal, is simply counterproductive. It will alienate people from being part of joint effort between the state and citizens to halt the spread of this …