Covid second wave: Lessons learnt
Covid second wave: Lessons learnt
Here is what I have learnt during the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic
Gitanjali Diwakar
Gitanjali Diwakar
gitanjali.diwakar@thehindu.co.in
Gitanjali Diwakar is a journalist with The Hindu Businessline. In her words, she is 'a Jack of many trades and a master of a few'. She enjoys reading a wide range of books, including fiction and philosophy. Her greatest passions, however, are culture and performing arts.
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