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Ram Rajya in Kejriwal s Delhi- The New Indian Express

Express News Service Prime Minister Narendra Modi may have given the mantra of looking for opportunity in the crisis but it’s Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal who makes the most of it. The present Covid crisis has given him the opportunity to put the blame at the doors of the Centre for the large number of people dying in the city in absence of health care. Even the courts have been convinced, who in turn have issued reprimand to the Centre asking it to help Kejriwal government. Not going into the merits of the court orders, they did best what they could as governance collapsed, it’s the sheer failure of Modi’s image managers that allows Kejriwal to wriggle himself out from tight situations. So obsessed are Modi’s image managers with their factory of falsehood that most of the time they miss the woods for the trees.

India s path to global pandemic epicenter bypassed its slums

Danish Siddiqui / Reuters The day India declared the pandemic defeated was a Monday in early February. But in Cyrus Dubah s Mumbai apartment, the second wave had just begun. «The credit to win this war goes to the people of India, not an individual or any government. But the credit does go to India,» Prime Minister Narendra Modi told parliament. In Dubah s home, meanwhile, his mother was sick with COVID-19. So was his father, and his brother. The pandemic that for a year seemed so far away had arrived at Dubah s apartment in Mumbai s best neighborhood – India s richest man lives just 300 meters away.

India s second Covid wave hits like a tsunami as hospitals run out of oxygen and beds

India s second Covid wave hits like a tsunami as hospitals run out of oxygen and beds
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India s second coronavirus wave hits like a tsunami as hospitals buckle under weight

April 21, 2021 India reported 295,041 cases of coronavirus and 2,023 deaths Wednesday, its highest rise in cases and highest death increase recorded in a single day since the beginning of the pandemic, according to figures from the Indian health ministry. Courtesy file photo NEW DELHI Healthcare and other essential services across India are close to collapse as a second coronavirus wave that started in mid-March tears through the country with devastating speed. Graveyards are running out of space, hospitals are turning away patients, and desperate families are pleading for help on social media for beds and medicine. India reported 295,041 cases of coronavirus and 2,023 deaths Wednesday, its highest rise in cases and highest death increase recorded in a single day since the beginning of the pandemic, according to figures from the Indian health ministry.

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