 | ‘Pandemic Burnout’: Unspoken struggles‘Pandemic Burnout’, a 30-minute docu-story, starts with Anand Manmadhan, who is also the director, waking up. |
 | Edtech companies rush to take advantage of pandemic marketIn the wake of the pandemic, work from home and online learning has become the new normal. And edtech companies have become one of the biggest gainers amidst the crisis. |
 | Pandemic forces lensman to take up security jobIt’s not just Covid-19 patients whose life changed when the pandemic struck.Many others too lost their hard-earned reputation, passionate careers and financial security in one go. |
 | A pandemic that is eating away at our body politicThe world is virtually battling two pandemics. One has come to affect our body and health. |
 | Pandemic plugs drug flowThere is a record drop in NDPS and COTPA cases, but excise dept officials stress drugs continue to be smuggled in the cover of lockdown |
 | Despite the pandemic, TN grows faster than national averageSome industrialists were worried the pandemic-induced lockdowns might hurt investor sentiment, but officials claim growth is back on track & TN is surging ahead |
 | The pandemic got this Chennai man stuck between jobsR Subbiah was over the moon when he received a job offer in Singapore earlier this year. |
 | Coronavirus pandemic pulls down services sector activity for 5th straight monthThe performance of the services sector is critical to assess economy as it has a share of nearly 57% in the GDP, which is way above the other two key sectors — industry and agriculture. |
 | COVID 19: Where will the new jobs come from post pandemic?Sectors like Agriculture, Power, IT, Start-ups, Infra and Logistics may be the new drivers of the economy |
 | 'Avoid touching surfaces': COVID-19 warning brings the world to a halt for these blind peopleWhile normal walking sticks are priced at Rs 150, sticks with voice automation and vibration detecting facilities cost anywhere between Rs 3,000 and Rs 5,000. |
 | Okay to be scared during a pandemic, but not of irrational fearThese are hardly the best of times and it is okay to be scared. But when we allow unfounded fear and irrational concerns to rule over good sense, an already crappy situation becomes far crappier. |
 | 82 per cent of salaried struggling to survive amid COVID-19As per IndiaLends data, 71 per cent of its customers had existing loans, out of which 45 per cent had applied for a moratorium. |
 | Amid pandemic, the world's working poor hustle to surviveHow the world’s poor get through this pandemic will help determine how quickly the global economy recovers and how much aid is needed to keep countries afloat. |
 | You need not do anything ‘extra’ this pandemicSocial media is hell-bent on making Covid-19 pandemic ‘useful’, but it’s okay to chill too |
 | 'Two Rs 500 notes thrown on road to spread coronavirus,' say Lucknow's Paper Mill colony residentsThe notes, seized by the police, were kept separately and a local doctor was consulted on the situation. The doctor asked the cops to keep the notes separately for 24 hours. |
