A poem about the various kinds of lives in a city that can be affected by the coronavirus.
Tag: COVID-19
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.
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 …
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.
‘COVID-19 Has Derailed My London Dream’: Personal Account of an LSE Student
The pandemic-induced economic crisis will make it difficult for students in the UK and elsewhere to pay back their education loans.
#COVID-19: How Social Media Is Both a Blessing and a Curse
At present, it’s imperative to develop policies and mechanisms that address the digital creation and spread of misinformation about disease outbreaks.
Ready Freddie: Surviving Dark Times With the Best of Queen
With 'Coronavirus Rhapsody' becoming an internet rage, it's hard to ignore Queen’s musical legacy.
Chaos of the Unseen
A poem on how coronavirus has affected the simple activities of humans.
Of COVID-19, Double Identities and the Alienation of Northeast Indians
The prying eyes of the passerby that glare at us with hostility adds imminent danger to our already battered Northeastern identity.