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Elsewhere in the UK, a hilltop monolith in Glastonbury with a stenciled rat on its base was helpfully labeled “Not Banksy,” while, across the Atlantic, a gingerbread version was found in a San Francisco park on Christmas day and hailed as a Yuletide miracle. Outside Milwaukee, someone erected one of snow and ice late last month. Another recent iteration was spotted in St. Gertraudi, Austria, where it appeared in a field of snow. In Park City, Utah, a local handyman is suspected of putting an LED version in a neighbor’s yard under cover of night. Most copycats have materialized in out...

» India's sudden drop in coronavirus cases has puzzled disease experts. Strict public-health measures and difficulty recording rural cases may have factored in. India's sudden drop in coronavirus cases has puzzled disease experts. Strict public-health measures and difficulty recording rural cases may have factored in. Aria BendixFeb 19, 2021, 05:51 IST A student gets her body temperature taken in Hyderabad, India on February 1, 2021.Partha Sarkar/Xinhua/Getty Images India's daily coronavirus cases have plummeted since September. The nation is now reporting just 8 daily cases per one million...

India's sudden drop in coronavirus cases has puzzled disease experts  Feb 04, 2021, 08:04 AM facebook Partha Sarkar/Xinhua/Getty Images India's daily coronavirus cases have plummeted since September. The nation is now reporting just 9 daily cases per one million people, among the lowest per-capita rates in the world. Experts say the sharp decline in cases is puzzling — but the difficulty of recording rural infections, combined with strict public-health measures, may offer some explanation. At the start of the pandemic, few countries were more ripe for a major c...

new variants now rearing their heads, which are spreading faster and could also be more lethal. As a result, many countries have imposed new lockdown restrictions and travel bans. So, it is a very encouraging trend that we have a growing portfolio of vaccines being approved for use and rolled out in many countries, including in India, and vaccines that are ready for approval. However, I would like to emphasise that the vaccination effort is not a sprint. We have to brace ourselves for a very long and arduous marathon. There are challenges relating to supply and demand, funding and logistics....

Dibyangshu Sarkar/ AFP I thank the organisers of the 2021 Elgar Parishad for inviting me to speak at this forum to mark what would have been Rohit Vemula’s 32nd birthday and the 1818 victory of the battle of Bhima Koregaon. Not far from here, Mahar troops fighting in the British Army defeated the Peshwa King Bajirao II under whom Mahars and other Dalit castes were cruelly persecuted and ritually debased in indescribable ways. From this platform let me join the other speakers to express my solidarity with the farmers protest that is calling for the immediate withdrawal of the three Farm ...