Monday, 30th October 2017

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India

Why our attention must be diverted

1000km journey, often by foot, sheds light on fiasco

By Dev Raj
Migrant labourers and their family members are silhouetted as they leave New Delhi on March 28.

India

Find as many mild cases as possible: Scientists

By G.S. Mudur
Virus scan
As a practical matter, medical scientists today have little choice but to study the coronavirus if they want to work at all. Most other laboratory research has been put on hold because of social distancing, lockdowns or work-from-home restrictions.

Science unites over coronavirus

By Matt Apuzzo and David D. Kirkpatrick/New York Times News Service
A soldier looks for names on a letter that gives people permission to be in transit, at a checkpoint that monitors the entry of people at the city limit of Santiago, Chile

A chance to grab more power

By New York Times News Service/Selam Gebrekidan
A still from The Call of the Wild

Early bird films just for us

By Bhagyasri Chaudhury
The MP said: “I have now been discharged from hospital and I am recovering well at home. At Hillingdon Hospital I tested positive for coronavirus, and had some trouble breathing, and so was hospitalised for a week.

India-origin British MP survives

By Amit Roy
Latest

1 hrDarted jumbo dies

1 hrGTA chief to shift to ‘ground zero’ Kalimpong

1 hrBear mauls BSNL official

2 hrsCommunalisation condemnable: CM

2 hrs4 more Covid cases in north

2 hrsIn UP, a welcome Lockdown

2 hrsFamily cites ignorance, seeks forgiveness

2 hrsBritish tourist in Kerala cured

2 hrsIndia and US talk about vaccine

2 hrsVirus claims Dharavi resident

Opinion
West Bengal
Calcutta
Jharkhand
Northeast
Features
A scene from Sleeping Beauty performed at the Bolshoi Theatre
By Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev
Some books translated from Russian
Whether you want to learn to code, photoshop, read up on Hindu scriptures, understand Mona Lisa’s mysterious smile, or learn about any other conceivable subject, there is an online course that you can undertake
Play Sudoku
India

Govt opens J&K jobs for all

By Muzaffar Raina
World

Science unites over coronavirus

By Matt Apuzzo and David D. Kirkpatrick/New York Times News Service
Entertainment

First film: wow! The next few: phew!

We pick eight directors who haven’t been able to replicate the success of their best-known film

By Priyanka Roy
Sport
Business
Culture

Here’s what we are playing!

By Pramita Ghosh

Struggling to kill time? Listen in with these podcasts

By Shrestha Saha

Ballet, theatre and opera of our times

By Smita Tripathi

Jamini Roy, Sher-Gil at click of a mouse

By Smita Tripathi

Eyeless in water

By Manasi Shah

Boston Ice Party

By Moumita Chaudhuri

Recipes for restaurant-style dishes

By The Telegraph

A lost history of resistance from the Mughal past

By Raziuddin Aquil

Kenny Rogers's smoothness captured in an endless stream of story-songs

By Mathures Paul

Diva Dhawan: I don’t think I am ‘the diva’ that people think

By Saionee Chakraborty

The Haim sisters stayed indoors for their 2020 video The Steps

By Arindam Chatterjee

Kids home? These writers offer help

By New York Times News Service

The ‘Bad’ Women of Bombay Films

By Bhaswati Chakravorty

Playing to an empty theatre

By Anthony Tommasini

Benefits of almond oil on skin

By Ishrat Ansar

Your grief, my brief

By Manasi Shah

A gala Calcutta Club International Evening

By Priyanka Roy (t2 intern)

A tale of epic rumination

By Ankit Santra

At Tejaswini, 5 inspiring women tell their stories

By Kasturi Sen

It's all about sustainable fashion and art

By Hia Datta (t2 intern)

Festivals as messy and fun as Holi

By TT Bureau

Recipe: Thandai mousse for Holi

By The Telegraph

Chic by default

By Ushnota Paul

The Stanzapelters

By Anasuya Basu

Women of taste

By Vikas Kumar

Blueprints of an uprising

By Shantanu Chakrabarti

Decoding art in the present world

By Hia Datta

A taste of Portugal

By Natasha Celmi

The Last Post

By Upala Sen

Manish Arora talks inclusivity

By Ushnota Paul

Shabdeg: A forgotten recipe from Kashmir

By The Telegraph

Thailand rolls out the red carpet for Indian tourists

By Smita Tripathi

In pictures
A group of migrant workers walk to their native places amid the nationwide complete lockdown, on the NH24 near Delhi-UP border in New Delhi, Friday, March 27, 2020

A neverending journey

Pianist Lukas Geniusas and cello Alexandre Bouzlov performs on a stage at Tchaikovsky Concert Hall while preparing for an online broadcast, during a rehearsal in Moscow, Russia, Saturday March 21, 2020.

The great empty

The iconic Matterhorn mountain is illuminated by Swiss light artist Gerry Hofstetter aiming to send messages of hope, support and solidarity to the ones sufferings from the global coronavirus disease, COVID-19, pandemic in the alpine resort of Zermatt, Switzerland, Thursday, March 26, 2020.

The world in pictures

The Naked Cowboy performs in a nearly-empty Times Square in New York City on Thursday, March 26, 2020. Deaths from the coronavirus jumped to 385 in New York, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said.

Coronavirus candids

The rising full moon crosses behind the Statue of Liberty, on Monday evening, March 9, 2020, in New York City

Worm supermoon 2020

In pictures: migrant crisis at Greece's doorstep

A group of people dressed as 'Gilles of Binche' arrive to the Grand Place to pick up their jubilee medals at the City Hall during a traditional carnival in Binche

All the world's a Carnival

US First Lady Melania Trump sits inside a classroom at Sarvodaya Co-Educational Senior Secondary School in New Delhi

Melania's happiness class

A man takes a selfie with portraits of U.S. president Donald Trump and Indian prime minister Narendra Modi painted on a wall ahead of Trump's visit, in Ahmedabad

In Pics: Presidential visit preparations

A man snowboards down a slope overlooking Mount Yotei at a ski resort Feb. 5, 2020, in Niseko, Hokkaido, Japan. “There’s a lot less snow,” said Nguyen Nguyen, a skier visiting from Hong Kong. “This is definitely the worst I’ve ever seen it.”

Snow in Sapporo