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The Covid-19 outbreak in Mumbai has exposed its already broken medical infrastructure. THE WEEK looks at how India's financial capital is battling the pandemic

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Virtual turns real

Being cost-effective and climate-friendly, digital diplomacy is here to stay, but challenging relationships still require traditional platforms

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Enough Is Not Enough

The optimism of the Palaniswami government cannot hide its mismanagement of the pandemic

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Caring In Crisis

During the pandemic, civil society groups are walking the extra mile to assist those in distress

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This Is Just Intermission In Our Fight Against Covid-19

Dr B. Ekbal wears many hats. He is a neurosurgeon, an academic, a public health activist and an established tabla player. He is also the chairperson of the expert committee that advises the chief minister of Kerala on all matters related to Covid-19. “I have learnt a lot more in the last three months than I did in my entire life,’’ says Ekbal in an exclusive interview with THE WEEK, referring to his experience of leading a team of experts drawn from all fields to fight the pandemic. But he warns that the battle is not over yet. Excerpts from the interview:

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The city of perils

HIT BY COVID-19 AND AN EARLY MONSOON, MUMBAI HAS NEVER SEEMED SO CLOSE TO THE BRINK

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Locked and loaded

The induction of tanks and other heavy equipment by the Indian Army has brought about parity on the disputed border. China now wants to reassert its supremacy

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Plague ground

Amid the Covid-induced crisis, the multiple waves of attacks by desert locusts may put India’s food security at risk

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Beleaguered!

With uncertainty all around, sports leagues in India are bracing for major budget cuts and loss in revenue

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Hear, hear!

A crackling bunch of audio artists is revitalising books for stilled lives in quarantine

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THE MOB MINIATURIST

Painter Soma Das details the delectable in the drab

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