India – New Zealand: Tales Of Two Covid-19 Lockdowns
New Zealand discharged its last Covid-19 patient on the day that India became the fifth worst-affected country with more than 2.67 lakh confirmed cases…
Sanjay Dutta, an engineer by qualification but is a journalist by choice. He has worked for the premier new agency Press Trust of India and leading English daily Indian Express. With more than a decade of experience, he has been highlighting issues related to environment, tourism and other aspects affecting mountain ecology. Sanjay Dutta lives in a village close to Manali in Kullu valley of Himachal.
New Zealand discharged its last Covid-19 patient on the day that India became the fifth worst-affected country with more than 2.67 lakh confirmed cases…
Manali: The global coronavirus pandemic, which has shaken the country like never before, has become a disaster for the economy of Himachal Pradesh, with…
Manali: Accelerated growth of tourism in the Kullu-Manali valley over the past decade has had considerable impact on the local society, economy and environment….
Chief minister Jairam Thakur recently stated that he had received suggestions to make Himachal a Covid-19 quarantine centre of the nation, which would also…
Since independence in August 1947, India has passed through many difficult times. Consider the suffering caused by the Partition of India; the famines and…
As governments across the globe enforce lock downs of varying degrees to mitigate the spread of Coronavirus, horrifying fallout has been a surge in…
India reported its first case of COVID-19 on Jan. 30. As of 21 May (5.30 p.m.) while the country moves through its an unprecedented…
A viral pneumonia of an unknown cause in Wuhan, was first reported to WHO Country Office in China on 31st Dec 2019. The outbreak…
Manali: On verge of extinction, the Himachal Red Rice has got a new lease of life after it became the first crop variety of…
To approached the problem on three fronts: an effective lockdown to contain the spread of the virus which will give us time to ramp…