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Covid-19
“Most of my men prefer to stay in the barracks rather than go back home and risk their families. I am staying here too”
Says Arvind Sharma, a Delhi Police inspector
“Everybody will forgive me if the face cream they want is not there. But they won’t if there is no rice or atta”
Says Karsan Patel, a local grocer, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra
“When I was approached to contest elections, I had only one condition. I would not give up the role of ASHA”
Says Thahira Sudheer, a community health worker, Kerala
“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”
Says P Ayyanar, a truck driver, Tamil Nadu
“The state needs to look after us. We can’t be dependent on the charity of individuals”
Says Manoj, a sanitation worker, Noida, Uttar Pradesh
A Second Chance for Darjeeling Tea
With Covid-19 disrupting operations in India’s best tea gardens, the entirety of the Darjeeling first flush, the champagne of teas, is lost. Lockdown restrictions are finally easing this week, but overgrown bushes, a dearth of manpower, and logistical issues could imperil the summer flush, too
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