Indian Government Policies : Why they fail to help the people of India
As I write, the world is fighting to control the Coronavirus outbreak, a human tragedy that has cost millions of lives and brought suffering to families and across entire communities. The pandemic is a horror not only for the directly affected by the virus but also for every citizen. And the indirect, behavioral effects of this crisis—slowing business activity, falling wages, and rising food prices—will make life tremendously strenuous for lakhs of people who are already under significant poverty in affected regions. Some of these behaviours can not be avoided, Corona is a disease that affects us all but quarantines and other such measure are equally important so as to push back against the virus. Although simultaneously, it is evident that the responses of masses to the pandemic, in India and rest of the world, are to some degree caused by stigma, false understanding of how the virus spreads, fear-mongering in sections of media, and some biases. Unfortunately, all th...