Re: “U.K.’s money, stamps and more will now feature King Charles III” (Sept. 13, Page C1): I fear that this Washington Post article and accompanying Associated Press photographs show Americans’ naïveté, if not ignorance, in expressing surprise that some post boxes in the land bear the emblem of the late queen’s father and in stating […]
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– Edward Rex
Pandemic woes
What this article has shown is only the tip of the iceberg (No pensions for five months: How Jharkhand’s poor were left poorer during the pandemic). More such cases need to come to light. The culprits should be held accountable, be it the state government or the Centre.
– Joel Urumpil
I do not fully agree with this article (A stark class divide is emerging in India’s Covid-19 vaccination drive). Yes, a technological divide is definitely there in the Covid-19 vaccination programme, which we must bridge at a fast pace. But the claims of a class divide in the vaccination drive is not fully true. The state-run health centres are doing a great job. Citizens need to only show their Aadhar card to get the vaccination. The entire process is managed very well. My experience at a private hospital was different. There was no social distancing. In fact, no doctor to advise as well. Where is the class divide [if public health centres are being managed