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Adeem Tangu, from Pasighat, Arunachal Pradesh said, “Small towns like mine doesn’t even have a single ICU. Luckily we don’t have any positive cases here.”
Wearing the traditional khaki uniform with a surgical mask and a pair of gloves for protection, Indumathi is barely recognisable but fulfilling her duty around Anna Nagar, Chennai.
I will book a flight to Kolkata once things blow over a bit but unfortunately, the current scenario is dreadful and daunting and it would be hard for me to rightly predict when I will be going home- Debasmita Sarkar
I sat inside listening to the howling winds and rattling windows and doors. Heavy objects went flying, there were sounds of things breaking, and fibre roof tops were being ripped off.
“After two months, I am training outdoors and it is a very nice feeling to experience the air while running on the track. For a track athlete, there is no better feeling than this. At the same time I am also experiencing an unusual feeling.”
Dr Sneha K. Shah (26) and Dr Nandini Passi (25), talk to us about their experience with COVID-19, the toll it has taken on them, how they’re dealing with panic-stricken patients, and how they go about every day risking their own health.
As per reports a team of scientists in Italy conducted tests on a mice which, after a single vaccination, developed antibodies.
The Aarogya Setu app is one such step among these proactive measures taken by the government. Here is all you need to know about it.
After the lockdown ends and the country is back on its normal routine, will the short span of partial women’s safety end too? Will the daily struggle of a woman to ensure her safety resume?
During confinements, Disney princesses thrived amidst the absence of technology and limited resources. The fact that you can still stay in touch with loved ones virtually during a pandemic is no less than magic.
If you are the ones who are itching to book the next waxing or trimming session, try to pause and accept the situation. You might as well embrace these majestic strands because they are not going anywhere.
The first Coronavirus patient has been identified as a 57-year-old woman from Wuhan who is a shrimp seller.
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