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Amazon is attempting to bring computer science instruction to 900 rural Indian institutions

October 5, 2021

Gujarat’s First Pediatric Covid Hospital is being built by the Reliance Foundation

October 5, 2021

Gujarat’s first Paediatric Covid Hospital, with 230 beds, was e-inaugurated today at Guru Govindsingh Hospital in Jamnagar by the state’s Hon’ble Chief Minister Shri Bhupendrabhai Patel Gujarat’s first paediatric covid hospital, with 230 beds, has been opened by the Reliance Foundation. The

FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK

TC Web Desk

October 4, 2021

Editorial

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi turned nonviolence into a confrontational act, one that was strong and deep-rooted enough to bring one of the greatest empires human history has known to its knees, based on a creed of offering the other cheek. But, seven decades

REGIONAL CRISES IN PAKISTAN REFLECT A LACK OF FREEDOMS

RC Ganjoo

October 4, 2021

Current Affairs

In the wake of the 18th Amendment to its Constitution in 1973, many ethnic groups launched movements for new provinces on lingual and ethnic lines in Pakistan. To tackle this emerging issue, a Parliamentary Commission on the creation of new provinces was constituted but

Online Scams in the Time of Covid

Surbhi Chawla

October 4, 2021

In Focus

The coronavirus pandemic ushered in an era that has not only taken a toll on our health infrastructure but also laid bare some of the challenges in economic systems. The lockdown had a major impact on businesses around the world and many people lost jobs or took salary cuts.

Unprepared For The Ticking Zoonotic Bomb

Kalyan Chatterjee

October 4, 2021

Case Study

After weathering the Covid-19 pandemic for more than a year and a half, the global population is learning to live with it. Public health experts inform us that the SARS-CoV-2 virus is henceforth going to remain endemic to humans. Australia and New

Interpersonal Violence Holds A Mirror To Society

Mahika Banerji

October 4, 2021

Commentary

Revisiting Mahatma Gandhi’s (anti) legacy: 74 years ago, a socio-political rhetoric of nonviolence for Indian liberation took root in and became an integral part of our social norms. We internalised the narrative of not replacing a violent structure of oppression with another violent structure of

WILL INDIA’S PARALYMPIC SUCCESS TRANSLATE INTO CHANGE IN SOCIETY

G Rajaraman

October 4, 2021

Features

Dreams do come true but when some achievements go beyond the realm of dreams, especially in the field of sport, the nation sits up and takes note. India won five gold, eight silver and six bronze medals in the recent Tokyo Paralympic

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Why Nonviolence Matters in Global Discourse Today

Vedabhyas Kundu

October 4, 2021

Top Story

At a time when the world hungers for peace amid conflict and violent antagonism in different parts of the globe, a systematic counter-narrative with a strong foundation of nonviolence and mutual coexistence needs credence at all levels of society. The deepening of

Covid Infections In Children Rise In England Month After Schools Reopened

TC Web Desk

October 4, 2021

Social Welfare & Development

According to the Office for National Statistics’ most recent estimates, one in every 20 secondary school pupils in England is afflicted with the fatal coronavirus COVID-19 infections increased in England in the week ending September 25, according to the Office for National

Amazon is attempting to bring computer science instruction to 900 rural Indian institutions

FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK

REGIONAL CRISES IN PAKISTAN REFLECT A LACK OF FREEDOMS

Online Scams in the Time of Covid

Unprepared For The Ticking Zoonotic Bomb

Interpersonal Violence Holds A Mirror To Society

WILL INDIA’S PARALYMPIC SUCCESS TRANSLATE INTO CHANGE IN SOCIETY

Why Nonviolence Matters in Global Discourse Today

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