India’s most famous yoga guru launched an alternative medicine drug for coronavirus, claiming huge success during “clinical trials.” What could go wrong?
Coronavirus has brought with it several crippling blows to the Indian economy. The most apparent impact has been the furloughs and layoffs across aviation, media, and IT industries, among others.
Going to your place of worship includes gathering prayer beads, flowers, incense, prayer books—and now sanitisers and masks.
With the raging coronavirus outbreak in India come mounting hospital bills.
With the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdowns, many Indian businesses were forced to sink or swim. But the virus that created the problem also unwittingly offered a lifevest to some business owners.
As India goes into “unlock 1.0” and gradually lifts restrictions, Indian men and women can finally replace those ragged pyjamas.
When India’s lockdown guidelines came in, people responded with collective dismay that books were not considered essential.
As masks become a reality of the post-Covid-19 world, cotton masks are fast gaining provenance.
Urban Indians have found their lockdown messiah. It’s tall, it’s sleek, and comes with its own little home. It’s even a little fuzzy.
There is nothing normal about a global pandemic.
Overcrowded Indian prisons have become hotbeds of coronavirus cases.
A recent ethical hack into its coronavirus contact-tracing app has brought back bitter memories for the government of India.
Online dating, a foreign import to India, has settled well in the country’s mindscape. Now the coronavirus pandemic has only added new momentum to the segment, which has, over the past couple of years, seen the number of apps expand.
At least 15 migrant workers were today (May 8) run over by a goods train in the western Indian state of Maharashtra.
Kirti Agarwal had always imagined her wedding to be a dream affair even if a simple one: nuptials under a canopy of flowers and lilting music ushering her into the venue, friends & family by her side, as the groom waited on stage.
The coronavirus outbreak has dampened the optimism of India’s working professionals.
The coronavirus outbreak has left India’s startups and small businesses jittery about their future.
The conversation around India’s Muslim population is as old as India’s freedom movement.
Coronavirus has killed only around 700 Indians till now, a small number still compared to the 450,000 TB and 10,000-odd malaria deaths recorded every year.
Reliance Jio and Facebook have much to celebrate beyond their combined market value.
India stands to significantly benefit from a continued hard lockdown, in the fight against Covid-19.
The Indian government has updated the privacy policy of Aarogya Setu, a mobile app for contact tracing coronavirus cases, to make it more citizen-friendly.
As India settles into an extended coronavirus lockdown, the government wants to ensure it fervently pursues contact tracing.
Indian Railways turns 167 years old tomorrow (April 16), and for the first time in all these years, it won’t be ferrying passengers on its birthday.
