Tag: Ganges River
South India’s ‘wall’ stands firm during the pandemic
Reasonable investment in health care in the states of Kerala, Tamil Nadu and other regions makes the southern regions of India capable of coping...
The biggest super-contagious event in the Covid-19 pandemic
Despite warnings about the disease by health authorities, millions of Indians still attended the Kumbh Mela festival and caused the Covid-19 "tsunami" to spiral...
Indian Story: Extremely Rich, Extremely Poor, Extremely Good, Extremely Poisonous
It is not known when the Covid-19 disaster will end in India? As long as there is still one country lost to the pandemic,...
A series of bodies are floating in the Ganges River, fishermen...
A familiar sight throughout the past month in India has been the bodies - of unknown causes - floating on the water, buried in...
The corpses on the Ganges River reveal a hidden corner of...
Not only reflecting the terrible devastation of Covid-19, the image of corpses on the Ganges River also shows an Indian society with persistent injustices. ...
It is India’s turn to be ravaged by the pandemic
After raging and causing serious consequences in a big city in India, the Covid-19 epidemic continued to hit the countryside - where there was...
India’s holiest river flooded with bodies of Covid-19 victims
Hundreds of bodies have been discovered floating in the river or buried in the sand on the banks of the Ganges, India's holiest river,...
Ganges River flows from heaven…!!!
The etymology of the sacred Ganges is 'Ganga', the embodiment of goddess Ganga - daughter of the Himalayas - protector deity - Great Mother...
The Covid-19 pandemic in India enters a new phase
From crowded urban areas, the Covid-19 epidemic gradually spread to rural areas of India. That raises concerns that the situation will be even more...
India: Danger, the epidemic is spreading rapidly to poor rural areas
The epidemic tends to decrease gradually in large urban areas but is spreading rapidly to poor rural states that are very weak in health...
Why do people not believe in science?
There are 365 days in a year, and only one day is dedicated to Darwin. However, on the 200th anniversary of his birth, a...
