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Burning bad

The human-animal conflict has intensified in Wayanad

Confessions of a pack rat

Divya Saroja Chayanam

Dipped in colours

Viney Kirpal The preference for a shade is determined by emotions and culture

The four archetypes

K.K. Gopalakrishnan An amusing classification by age-old oral theatre tradition

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File photo of renowned oncologist and chairperson of the Adyar Cancer Institute Dr. V. Shanta.

The surgeon and the CM

Mini Krishnan Remembering V. Shanta, Chairman of the Cancer Institute.

The longest night

Shelley Walia The virus of unemployment, deplorable social conditions, systemic racism remains as grim as the pandemic

Close-up Of A Human Hand Filling Meal Plan In Checkered Pattern Notebook

Not a lockdown Barbie

Divya Grace Benjamin The ups and downs of a weight loss journey

Sizzling rotis are pure bliss

There is a variety of these breads to forge good health

Of all faiths The bust at the La Divina Pastora in Siparia, near Port of Spain, in Trinidad and Tobago.

Syncretism of La Divina Pastora

Catholics worship Mother Mary and Hindus pray to Siparee Mai at a church near Port of Spain

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Social media and cybercrimes

Rethinking vulnerabilities, priorities

Music and the mind

Bus journeys of yore

On the stump, at wits’ end

Long train on a small platform

Gentleman in flannels and fatigues

How colonel-cricketer Hemu Adhikari dealt with ‘indiscipline’ in his ranks

The pandemic is a springboard

Appreciate our capabilities to re-energise the survival instincts and rise once again

Job scene post-pandemic

Employers may evaluate candidates on how they coped with the uncertainties posed by COVID-19

COVID and cardiac care

Whether heart attacks have become less prevalent or patients are suffering at home is a puzzle

Red carpet for ‘guest workers’

Kerala’s humane treatment of migrant labourers went a long way in assuaging their feeling of insecurity

Good habits die hard

Healthy routines embellishes our lives and comes in handy as a vital tool in weathering adversity

The warrior cats

When a feline rekindled memories of life in the Army

The golden rule of life

In the autumn of 1969, British Asians were forced to leave Kenya, their home, because of new laws which excluded them from working there

Hope hung by a food wrapper

The only assurance that his family survived was the word ‘safe’ scribbled by his wife on a familiar envelope in the mangled coach

A virus and the Munchausen effect

White lies are abundant in COVID-19 season, more so when people try to hide away from its tentacles

The big bang

How a loud boom can jolt you out of your normal selves

Keeping up with the new normal

Masks, sanitisers, disinfectants, WFH ... it’s quite a jugglery

The divide in digital education

Inaccessible Internet, frequent power cuts, and limited access to devices pose hurdles to students

Factoring in disabilities

Families struggling to care for those with disabilities are experiencing heightened stress and anxiety during the lockdown

Being a braveheart

Courage calls for taking risks, feeling fear and aiming at an honourable outcome

The name of a gem

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson named his newly born son after the two doctors who treated him in hospital for COVID-19. Like him, parents across

The fun we had

It’s hoped that a school will not become so efficient as Asimov had imagined it to be

A sucker punch of a storm

The super cyclone that hit Odisha in 1999 was far more devastating than Amphan. A ringside view

Bringing more women to work

A silver lining of the lockdown is support for flexibility as a tool to enhance women’s workforce participation.

Perspectives of a pandemic

If the lockdown allowed birds to fly and sing all day, why not share more space?

An eerie quiet

The no-noise ambience is a boon for any creative writer, but the current view from my window is static and silent

Free for all

“As social media are awash with fake, flawed and skewed news and views, and absolute falsity, the problem is what to believe and what not to.”

A plateful of warm gestures

Good intentions stay with you and egg you on to reciprocate

A yen for multi-tasking

A doctor in China trades his white coat for the blue collar with felicity.

The fiction of work sharing

Men haven’t taken to housework as memes would have you believe.

Pandemic and democracy

The extraordinary powers assumed by governments to fight the virus should not become a burden on people after the outbreak recedes

Brakes on cycling

It’s no longer possible for children to pedal to school because of heavy traffic and reckless driving by motorists

A trunk-load of memories

It took almost a year to open all the trunks and find places for the things we had collected in all our years.

Gender equity in education

Though girls in India are more educated today, the gap in educational attainment has worsened over time.

Loving the corona pause

The virus has its followers: children, astrologers, spiritual gurus ...

Boys do cry

There are some subconscious cues transmitted and received by such people seeking bonding.

Warbles that break the reverie

Bring out the field glasses, as the lockdown has made birds feel free to fly back into territories long abandoned by them

The fault in our Stars

Celebrities may be good at what they do, but when it comes to responding to a public issue, they may not live up to our expectations

What a peaceful life!

Finding a balance was the key, and the days of the lockdown have been a time of reflection without tiring duties

How to befriend books

Love for reading is not inherited, and it has to be developed and nurtured over a period of time to take the shape of an inseparable habit

Living in uncertain times

The only thing to do is follow the instructions put out by the government and look after the safety of yourself and the family

The corona warriors

Like the various stages of the journey of virus, the list of fighters against the pandemic also expanded

Unspooling the days of celluloid glory

How a youngster discovered the nuances of filming in the town of Palampur

The thief that was not to be

Our flight touched down at an airport in South India on a November night in 2018. When the seat belt sign was off, the passengers hurriedly got up to

Contours of a post-pandemic world

The million rupee question is will the old order change for the better

The call of the Wild

When birds and blue bulls reclaim their land, one can only lurk in fear

A time for reflection

This too shall pass, but the human race needs a narrative that talks about our ability to decide our future

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Chinese civilians reportedly entered Indian territory and asked villagers to leave the area. Photo: Special Arrangement

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A nurse fills a dose of Covishield vaccine in an injection to administer it to a frontline worker at Rajawadi hospital in Mumbai on January 16, 2021.

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Chinese civilians reportedly entered Indian territory and asked villagers to leave the area. Photo: Special Arrangement

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