Author: Naomi N

At a time when many are under the impression that local residents who feared the spread of coronavirus were the only ones to oppose the last rites of  Dr Simon Hercules, who died of Covid-19 earlier this week, a religious angle has emerged now.

During the lockdown, the need is more and the help is limited. But, some  residents of the city are refusing to take the backseat and are doing what they can to ensure no one goes hungry or helpless.

Covid-19 is unlike any other outbreak the world has seen. Many questions about the virus don’t have accurate answers. For example, how long does it take for the virus to die in a human body?

India is being appreciated for the way Covid -19 pandemic is being handled. Many feel safer here, than in other countries.

The lockdown to check the spread of coronavirus has brought various industries to standstill, especially the aviation sector.

The lockdown is not an easy phase to get through. People who are quarantined battle fears and constantly watch out for symptoms, while those who are alone at home experience loneliness and senior citizens are in need of support.

One of the important factors of fighting Covid-19 spread is quarantining.

The lockdown has drastically hit the economy. Many, especially the service providers, are the worse hit and are staring at a bleak future, wondering how they pull off the grim phase.

While all of us remain indoors, there are a few who are going that extra mile to ensure that people, who are left without a choice to work and earn their daily bread during these pandemic times, don’t starve.