India Today Editor-in-Chief talks about how we got to the second wave of Covid and how we can tide over the crisis, in the April 19, 2021 edition of the India Today Magazine.
Covid will not disappear, but rather become a more normal part of the baseline disease burden in society like flu.
Covid cases are rising across states. The Centre has said we ‘need to be prepared for the worst’.
Mamata Banerjee reportedly got 18 stitches on her head without flinching or crying, in 1990.
West Bengal Chief Minister was protesting the fuel price hike by riding pillion on an electric scooter.
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KOCH DIARIES | 4-minute read
Leave The World Behind by Rumaan Alam is almost the chronicle of a disaster foretold. Except, in his book, we never really know what the disaster is.
Like many producers, I too have survived disrupted schedules and long periods of uncertainty to now look back at this year with gratitude.
India Today Editor-in-Chief Aroon Purie talks about the newly introduced category — ‘leader in the fight against Covid-19’ — in the 19th State of the States study, in the December 7, 2020 edition of the India Today Magazine.
The Kadha is no vaccine for coronavirus, but it sure can help boost your immunity.
The blames and the claims of the MCDs against the Delhi government are baseless. These claims can politicise the issue, grab catchy headlines and photo-ops for protesting mayors, but cannot really solve the problem.
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