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Produce of the city

As the pandemic disrupts food supply, cities worldwide are thinking of urban farming as a solution

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When the running hand dropped out of the race

cheerful couple cooking dinner, prepearing food together at home

A unisex recipe

Anjana Ravi In a country as obsessed with food as ours, it’s unfortunate that cooking is associated with one gender

For introverts, a dream come true

Rishi Kanna With fewer people around and all in masks, there is no need to smile or talk

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Live well die well

K. Ganapathy Death should not be considered an isolated event, but as a journey for which we need to prepare

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Coming up short

S.G. Vombatkere The unpredictable happens on the beach, sometimes to hilarious remembrances

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Doctors with a healing touch

Sarangapani Bashyam Fortunately, the world has many of them. Long live their tribe

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The house by the rail line

Sharada Sivaram

A favourite pastime was watching trains pass and weave stories about the passengers

The rainbow family

Whether biological or adopted, children in a family should receive a never-ending well of love, compassion and empathy and a safe space

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Lost at the mall

Was Captain Planet right?

A station like no other

The idiot box

For introverts, a dream come true

A unisex recipe

When the running hand dropped out of the race

They keyboard is faster, but not as effective in retaining information as writing is

Produce of the city

As the pandemic disrupts food supply, cities worldwide are thinking of urban farming as a solution

Demystifying NGOs

As many of these organisations are engaged in COVID-19 relief, a look at their scope and activities

When children go online

They are exposed to various social networking tools and virtual content that are not designed for them

A way with languages

Languages should not be treated as a barrier but rather as tools that add colours and shades to one’s persona

The house by the rail line

A favourite pastime was watching trains pass and weave stories about the passengers

Live well die well

Death should not be considered an isolated event, but as a journey for which we need to prepare

Coming up short

The unpredictable happens on the beach, sometimes to hilarious remembrances

Doctors with a healing touch

Fortunately, the world has many of them. Long live their tribe

Not the end of the world

Instead of sinking into grief, we should pick lessons from failures and move on

The screen stereotypes

The television shows have junked the minds of the middle class

Seniors amid the pandemic

The lockdown brings in its wake feelings of diffidence, low self-esteem, and an inability to accept the claustrophobic containment.

Learning to live with a pandemic

We have to seek within and find the strength to combat this malaise

Close encounters of the contagion kind

Disease and life just kept on happening even before the latest pandemic struck

It’s a tough exam

Should we, shouldn’t we? The debate on whether to hold exams evokes a hilarious recollection

Virtual get-togethers

The virus that separated the whole world has paradoxically brought extended families closer than ever before

The stolen lunch

A man with a good heart saw the theft and stepped in to see that a girl would not go hungry

The rainbow family

Whether biological or adopted, children in a family should receive a never-ending well of love, compassion and empathy and a safe space

The game of politics

There are Gandhian politicians who adhere to truth and morality and Machiavellians for whom these do not exist

COVID-19 and children

While responding to COVID-19, is India taking into account children’s perspectives?

Cawnpore diaries

Reminiscences of the pre-Independence town in Uttar Pradesh, now called Kanpur

Pandemic and mental health

Psychologists should make extra efforts to support people who are marginalised and isolated

The secret sauce in the street fare

To enjoy food, one shouldn’t be fussy and fastidious while eating

Colour and caste

Much like caste in India, race is a deeply rooted and complex issue in U.S. culture

The pull of the paratha

The high GST is not going to shrink the popularity of this now-universal flat bread

Breaking the babel

If there are one too many languages in one family, the joke is on everyone

Time for the piggy bank

The pandemic may instil in many the lost habit of saving for a rainy day

Space sector’s new frontiers

The private sector will be a co-traveller in India’s space programme, including in satellite launches and space exploration.

Lonely together

For the elderly, it’s a twin battle now as they have to fight a virus and the travails of living alone.

A world without discrimination

Don’t look at the skin colour, instead feel that heart ticking in there

Quarantines of yore

Generations past too practised isolation through cooperation of everyone during the outbreak of epidemics.

A minefield of empty hopes

A whole village pins hopes on a student who has nothing to offer them

Transcending to the virtual

Not everyone takes to online work and study like fish to water. Age is a key factor in this adaptation

The menace of microplastics

The threat posed by this pollutant is grave with drastic health effects from skin diseases to arteriosclerosis.

Bring out the umbrellas

Umbrellas always rewind memories of childhood days, especially in coastal areas buffeted by the monsoon

Ensuring health worker safety

The deaths of many medical professionals from COVID-19 can be ascribed to ‘avoidable harm’ in medical parlance

The transition of teaching

The system that was till today unimaginable without a classroom have adopted online classrooms

Led by the nose

Our earliest memories of people and places are associated with distinctive smells

Chocolates with a heart

‘Bean-to-bar’ processes eliminate middlemen and allow cocoa farmers to benefit from profits

My car, my friend

I believed that a car is just something that takes one from Point A to B, a thought car lovers find sacrilegious. Hence, I refused my family’s

Retirement is not a full stop

People expect those ‘hanging up their boots’ to take up other fulfilling tasks

Mountains on thin ice

The apple crop and spring tourism took bad hits in the Himalayan villages

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