Indian Society is Too Interdependent for a Long Lockdown: Nobel Economist

Kirana Chronicles

Mom and pop stores and stockists catering to remote areas have been thinking on their feet to meet demand during lockdown

‘Biggest Drivers of Kerala’s Success are Women Empowerment and Political Competition’

“The village subsidises the city and it will continue to do so after the lockdown ends”

Anirudh Krishna, Edgar T. Thompson Professor of Public Policy and Political Science in conversation with V Shoba

Remdesivir Trials in Chicago for COVID Treatment Raise Hopes

Though not sold in India, the country can avail of the antiviral drug via WHO’s ‘Solidarity’ programme

Locked Down in the Studio

In the present standstill, artists are grappling with the urgency of art and the non-essentialism of artists. Rosalyn D’Mello captures their moments of turmoil and tranquillity

The Future of Work

With personal space a medical necessity and homes doubling as offices, tomorrow might be in for a rehaul

When History Stands Still

Consolations from the trauma-ridden past of India

Between Lives and Livelihoods

The former had to be given priority

Adding two and two together

The gathering outside Bandra Railway Terminus