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Podcast: Why Mumbai should stop treating the sea as a backdrop, and start thinking of it as a world
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Watch: What India s Nurses Need From Us to Fight the War on COVID-19
In conversation with Usha Krishna Kumar, president of the Nurses Welfare Association of India.
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It is time we ask why can’t we value our nurses like defence personnel in the war against COVID-19? Â Even before the pandemic hit, those in the nursing profession in India were underpaid, over-worked, treated with too little respect. As a result, it is critically under-staffed across the country.
Now, as millions of Indians are reeling under the pressure of the second wave of the pandemic, those nurses are the ones helping save lives. Nurses are the ones who are administering vaccine shots. They are making visits to patients in home isolation. As a result, it is putting them on the brink of physical, emotional and psychological breakdown.
Hafta 317: One year after the Delhi riots, Patanjali and Coronil, and Narendra Modi Stadium
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Jaipur: The 2nd day of ‘the greatest literary show on Earth’ featured sessions on fiction, film, food, feminism, biography, theology & much more which included sessions featuring novels that unblinkingly examined inequity across Indian society, the extravagant journey of perhaps one of the greatest filmmakers Bollywood has seen, the life and writings of the master of words, Dante, on the 700th anniversary of his death, along with a session that brought together a cross-section of voices and perspectives to understand feminism and its kaleidoscopic dimensions. Annie Zaidi and Deepa Anappara, in conversation with Shahnaz Habib, spoke about their writing process, their exploration of the fiction genre and the source of their inspirations. At the session, supported by The JCB Prize for Literature, the authors spoke about the liberty that writing fiction allowed and how it helped them bring difficult stories from marginalised communities to the fore, allowing them to showcase d