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India coronavirus dispatch: Scripting a new narrative for Covid-19 control

From reframing of worker-employer relations, to how airlines and airports are trying to make flying safe, and whether a UV device can kill virus - read these and more in today's India dispatch

Indira Gandhi International Airport Authorities preparing airport during the fourth phase of nationwide lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus, in New Delhi. Photo: Dalip Kumar.
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Indira Gandhi International Airport Authorities preparing airport during the fourth phase of nationwide lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus, in New Delhi. Photo: Dalip Kumar.

Sarah Farooqui New Delhi
Here is a round-up of articles in Indian news publications on how the country is dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic. From reframing of relations between workers and employers, to how Indian airlines and airports are trying to make flying safe again, and whether a handheld device can kill the virus with UV light — read these and more in today’s India dispatch.

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How will the coronavirus pandemic reframe relations between workers and employers in India? To revive the economy in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, several state governments issued ordinances to bring in labour reforms. These have

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