Slideshow
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How Mumbai grappled with the threat of Cyclone Nisarga
While the financial capital largely escaped its wrath, the impending sense of doom—and a degree of aftermath—clouded over the city on June 3
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IN PHOTOS: When fury erupts across America
Four days of protests in honour of George Floyd and against police brutality have caused the United States to reel under large-scale riots, even in the midst of a pandemic
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PHOTOS: All the world's a masquerade
A selection of images of odd, funny and makeshift masks and protective gear to control the spread of Covid-19, on people, animals...and mannequins too!
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PHOTOS: As India takes off again, here's what airports now look like
After two months of a strict lockdown to control the coronavirus spread, domestic flights resumed operation on May 25, with passengers geared for an entirely new flying experience
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International Nurses Day: A salute to the Covid-19 warriors around the world
The noble profession has perhaps never been more vital from a global perspective. Here's a look at the trials that nurses face every day around the world, as they expose themselves to Covid-19 patients
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Photo essay: How Kerala is mobilising prisoners to produce masks, sanitisers, gowns
The Kerala police, led by Rishi Raj Singh, the state's director general of prisons and correctional services, is counting on prisoners to produce face masks, hand sanitisers and hospital gowns
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Covid19: Add some sass to your face masks
That masked look will be in fashion for a while and it won't hurt to have a bit of fun with it
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PHOTOS: Stadiums without spectators, turned quarantine centres
2020 was meant to be a year with a hefty sports calendar—among other big-ticket events, the year of the Tokyo Olympics. Now, as most sporting events stand cancelled, prominent arenas are being converted to hospitals or emergency healthcare facilities, while in others, ghost games are being played, sans the cheers of fans
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Photos: Life in Wuhan after the 76-day lockdown ends
Thousands of Chinese travellers rushed to leave Covid-19 coronavirus-ravaged Wuhan on April 8, as authorities lifted a more than two-month prohibition on outbound travel from the city where the global pandemic first emerged
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PHOTOS: The Covid-19 human lockdown, from an animal perspective
As cars and people stay off the streets, some creatures are walking free, while others are looking for extra TLC to come to terms with the new normal
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Photos: A lockdown, and a long journey home
Thousands of migrant workers are leaving cities to walk thousands of kilometres to their home towns, after the government declared a nationwide lockdown to contain the spread of the coronavirus. This has resulted in deaths from starvation and exhaustion, and caused crowds at train stations and bus stands as labourers try to find transport