COVID-19 lockdown

Our new reality is virtual life and specially the professional life. We have to bring to physical real life as much as possible.

While saving ourselves from being infected by COVID-19, by maintaining social distance, it is equally important to preserve the sanity of out mind and body while being in lockdown.

It is time we start looking into managing the pandemic in an all-embracing approach. Merely reducing the numbers should not be the criteria defining success of COVID-19 interventions. How long can the numbers be curbed?

Nitin Gadkari - a highest-ranking cabinet minister said Covid-19 is the blessing in Disguise, which insights that the medium and long term picture of New Delhi would be completely different.

We are in this race where people have become more artificial and machines more intelligent, where everybody wants to win, but the irony is nobody has time to celebrate.

On the one hand, this virus reaffirms Darwin’s theory of ‘Survival of the fittest' and on the other hand, it is continuously amending itself to the bigger picture, which indeed says ‘Survival of the Richest.’

The collective nature of the struggle against Covid and in this deepest ailment of the world, the citizenry, civil society and the private sector and all must wholeheartedly put up their best in discharging their responsibilities.

Lawyers are demanding for opening of physical Courts and normal hearings. It could be a disaster and hence the same should not be done. Digital is the future for the time being and even yes All Lives Matter.

This lockdown has brought something which we all want to do. Relax.

The only medicine of COVID-19 is, or sensibility and maturity to defeat the pandemic