Special Report
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Caution, not fear: Covid-19 warrior's takeaway from AIIMS isolation ward
A hospital attendant in Rishikesh, Vijay Raturi says that the spread of the coronavirus started with humans—and with the right precautions, only humans can end it
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For this railways employee, fear of Covid-19 is a distant memory
It's back to business as usual for Amarjeet Singh, a parcel supervisor at the Delhi railway station, as a flurry of activity overtakes his day at work
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Covid-19 warriors: Behind the scenes, he keeps a hospital's engine running
Monitoring and maintenance of engineering and power equipment at Mumbai's Hinduja Hospital brings Kiran Narvankar—like the doctors and healthcare staff—at the frontlines of the pandemic
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Day in the Life: How this village teacher adapted to online classes
In the interiors of Odisha, 48-year-old Jayanti Sahoo is leveraging WhatsApp to stay on top of the syllabus for her Class 5 English class—and devising methods to assist those who don't have access to the internet, too
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Meet the doctor matching medicine with entrepreneurship during Covid-19
'I'm just doing what I'm trained to do': Urogynaecologist cum social entrepreneur Dr Aparna Hegde says that these otherwise disparate worlds have converged for her because of the pandemic. Here's what a day in her life currently looks like
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A day in the life of a security guard, who is the least secure—physically and financially
Karnal Singh's work hours have doubled but his salary has reduced to a trickle, and while he ensures customers practice social distancing to keep them safe, there's little he can do to secure his own family of six
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No time for fear: Day in the life of a doctor on Covid-19 duty
Vadodara-based Dr Archana Asher hasn't seen her husband in five months, and her parents—who live in the city—in three; but says the rewards of patient recovery are worth it
