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Let’s not exterminate the exterminator

Europe needs hope and generosity to battle COVID-19

Can we use the lockdown to remodel social hierarchies?

A sanitation worker spraying disinfectants to sanitize in the wake of coronavirus pandemic, in Vijayawada on March 22, 2020.

Mukteshwar in an ecological flux

Majestic Himalaya mountain range with forest highway road at Munsiyari Uttarakhand India with view of wild mountain deer
The scenic spaces of the Himalayas are a natural tourist magnet. But the resultant urbanisation and attendant issues such as garbage crisis, water shortage, and habitat destruction are posing a threat to the region’s very USP.
Muddam Vijay Dixit Reddy

#Publishing paid Dickens

The ailment that is the human condition

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Not every crying baby is a crybaby. Not every tear-jerker is a jerk who brings you to tears. Only some.

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