Walking, Dodging, Hiding, Waiting: Delhi in the time of the Virus
It isn't as if people aren't bothered about the deathly coronavirus. We are more bothered about a question that has been thrown at us in the throes of the lockdown: Where do we belong? And to whom? A visual report
By: Madhu Kapparath
The schools are shut and so is his brother’s salon. Komal shoots the breeze by the Yamuna and waits for the girl he’s been seeing lately. She’s stuck at her grandparents’ place in Meerut after the total lockdown and can’t call him as often.
