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Tag Archives: Medicine

Medicine


By Jyoti Yadav
FAITH AND FURY: COVID DISPATCHES FROM INDIA’S HINTERLANDS
2026

India of course is largely a population of ‘informal workers’, with no formal contracts, no unions representing them, living precariously on subsistence wages in small enterprises in the cities. With these enterprises shutting down, what were they to do? There were no buses or trains—the Shramik trains came much later—they decided to walk back to their villages.


Reviewed by: Mohan Rao
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