16 Apr 2020 - Vol 11 | Issue 67

Lockdown Leadership

Forty days of hard choices between saving lives and avoiding economic ruin

All Magazine Stories - April 2020 Issue

Sen and Sensibility

3 min read
Sen and Sensibility
Jamie Lee Curtis: ‘Human Beings Are Messy’
Jamie Lee Curtis: ‘Human Beings Are Messy’
3 min read
Harlan Coben: ‘I like starting with a placid lake. I can then just drop a small pebble and see what happens’
Locked Down in the Studio
Locked Down in the Studio
13 min read
The Future of Work
The Future of Work
7 min read
When History Stands Still
When History Stands Still
12 min read
Between Lives and Livelihoods
Between Lives and Livelihoods
3 min read
Adding two and two together
Adding two and two together
4 min read
Lockdown Leadership
Lockdown Leadership
16 min read
The Gamchha Momentum
The Gamchha Momentum
5 min read
Ventilator: Gasping for Air
Ventilator: Gasping for Air
3 min read
Covid-19: Testing Times
Covid-19: Testing Times
2 min read
The Death of Ideals
The Death of Ideals
6 min read
The Pandemic and the Crisis of Faith
The Pandemic and the Crisis of Faith
5 min read
Behind the Extension
Behind the Extension
4 min read
When they returned from 4,600 metres to a locked down world
Quarantine Notebook
Quarantine Notebook
7 min read
“Most of my men prefer to stay in the barracks rather than go back home and risk their families. I am staying here too”
“Everybody will forgive me if the face cream they want is not there. But they won’t if there is no rice or atta”
“The state needs to look after us. We can’t be dependent on the charity of individuals”
“I have not had a customer for two months. We have seen so much disease, but this is the first time I have seen something like this”
“When I was approached to contest elections, I had only one condition. I would not give up the role of ASHA”
“I was ferrying e-commerce goods for the past few years. For the first time, I have been put in a position where I can save lives”