Point of View: Lessons – Post Special Representatives Dialogue over Indo-Tibet Border
It is not the size that counts but the size of the fight that counts – not only political will and military will, but also social will, writes Brig GB …
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India’s Roadmap for Sustainable Growth
Aditya Vikram Singhal on how the pandemic has an impact on our economy, India’s current situation and a three-point programme that the private/ public sector should consider to create growth …
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5 Ways to Stay Safe in Public Transport
People are likely to get infected in an enclosed space with a lot of people. However, with adequate safety measures one can move around in public transport as well as …
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8 Ways to Manage Post Lockdown Anxiety
Things are likely to change over time as COVID-19 lockdown restrictions are gradually easing. Reduced social exposure may flare up social anxiety – for some people, returning to ‘new normal’ …
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The Mother of All Road Shows
Hard on the heels of the Covid-19 pandemic, the plight of countless migrant workers walking across the country to reach home is India’s biggest tragedy since Partition, writes Vickram Sethi …
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No Country for the Poor
The pathetic condition of the poor and marginalised in India, brought into the limelight by the Covid-19 crisis, was documented in stark realism by Bimal Roy, well over 60 years …
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10 Reasons Why You must not Panic about Covid-19
As Covid-19 cases is nearing to 70,000, panic may sneak in. The pandemic is certainly not good news but being optimistic and taking precautions will definitely help. The 1918 flu …
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Laughter can Connect and Heal
People from all over the world are taking centre stage on social media and video sharing platforms – providing an antidote to Covid-19 anxiety. No matter what country we’re from, …
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A Quick Glance at the Covid-19 Stories on SeniorsToday.in
Catch up with information on our site about the Coronavirus Seniors need to be extra careful of the Novel Coronavirus A new coronavirus that causes pneumonia-like symptoms and is life …
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Are You Wearing the Mask Correctly?
If you are wearing a mask it is important that you wear it correctly. Even a cloth mask can help lower the chances of contracting Covid-19 if worn correctly. Wearing …
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Co-isolate & Stay Married: Keep Your Relationship Healthy through the Covid-19 Pandemic
When you are both stuck together locked down, spending every waking moment together would require getting used to The pandemic crisis has got us all to a standstill and being …
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10 Simple Ways to Prevent Overeating in the Lockdown
While being in isolation prevents Covid-19, being locked down at home can lead to overeating due to stress and boredom. In times of stress, turning to food for comfort is …
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If you aren’t vigilant, Coronavirus can sneak into your home
In times of lock-down, at some point people will step out to get the essentials and there are chances Covid-19 can sneak in your homes. Hence it is essential to …
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How Super Spreaders make Covid-19 a viral infection gone rogue?
A Super Spreader is any individual who is more likely to infect others than a typically “non-super spreader” infected person and it is impossible to know who it is and …
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13 Facts that Debunk the Myths about Coronavirus
Fact 1 From the evidence so far, the COVID-19 virus can be transmitted in ALL AREAS, including areas with hot and humid weather. Regardless of climate, adopt protective measures if …
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Prepare for a Potential Outbreak : Coronavirus COVID-19
The advice comes from international health organizations and long-term care facilities. As the world battles an outbreak of the respiratory illness caused by the new coronavirus, coupled with new research …
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Keep the Coronavirus at Bay
For seniors, prevention is the key to steering clear of the novel C The pandemic novel coronavirus nCoV is an infection that can cause pneumonia-like symptoms by spreading to the …
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The Religion of Good & Evil
Partition and its attendant anguish holds enduring lessons for all of us, even today, writes Vickram Sethi The Sethis were wealthy traders from Peshawar and somewhere in the early 18th …
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The Zoji-La Breakthrough
The month of September marks the movements that led to the Zoji-La Breakthrough and the Defence of Ladakh in 1948. The first war article by India’s first war correspondent, the …
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