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COVID-19: Macron’s ‘sanskaari’ habit, Bollywood nostalgia & how to get sick leave

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New Delhi: Scared and concerned about the coronavirus pandemic, humour came to the rescue of many on Twitter in these stressful times.

To begin with, how the virus affects routine life — and provides us plenty of space.

— miten sampat (@miten) March 11, 2020

But as US TV talk show star, Ellen DeGeneres found out, it’s not only routine life the dreaded virus has infected.

On the brighter side, Ambassador of France to India shares one specific sanskari habit President Emmanuel Macron picked up during his visit here.

And, you can always depend on Bollywood to the rescue us with some nostalgia.

Biocon chairperson Kiran Mazumdar Shaw might just be the best boss in the country. Here’s her advice on how to apply for leave in these corona times…

Who knew it’d take a deadly virus to teach our leaders – even Donald Trump — that at the end of the day, we’re all equal?

No means Yes! Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s helpful advisory on coronavirus to citizens and his council of ministers.

Badminton player Parupalli Kashyap sends an SOS to Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan, far away from Birmingham, UK.

Here’s a completely unnecessary and disappointing comparison by mythologist and author Devdutt Pattnaik.

Australian fires, communal riots, war mongering and now a pandemic: No wonder late night comedian Stephen Colbert feels the way he does…

Engineer and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, has completely different advice about what to do about the coronavirus crisis — and it’s literally out of this world.

Lastly, in another world, Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein got 23 years in jail for sexual misconduct. Hollywood actors Reese Witherspoon and Mira Sorvino, who also accused him of harassment, herald his sentence.

 

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