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 | A fresh spell of Covid-19 cases, consequent loss of tourism revenue and incursions by the People's Liberation Army of China across the Line of Actual Control on its eastern border have dampened spirits. Fear and frustration is in the air as residents closely track the news coming in from the flashpoints of Pangong Tso and Galwan Valley, about 200 km from Leh. |  |  | A rapid uptick in macro indicators has sparked hopes of a V-shaped recovery. But can the trend sustain? | |  | Saket Modi, cofounder & CEO, Lucideus, a security firm, says, "Cyber world is the new normal to do professional and personal work. As the digital world expands so does its shadow, which hosts the hackers." | |  | As the lockdown jams the urban industrial economy, the government and India Inc are betting on tailwinds from monsoon-fuelled rural prosperity. | |  | The trend to invest in US shares may go on till the time rupee reverses its trajectory. | |  | The govt is mulling its options — a fully virtual or a hybrid sitting of the Houses. | |  | India's publishing industry has seen acute disruption due to Covid. But silver linings are emerging. | |  | Five months after it began relentlessly chasing the virus, Kerala's healthcare has reached a delicate pass. | |  | RBI will have to print notes. If the stimulus is large enough, the government will have less space to borrow, says Pronab Sen, director of International Growth Centre India and former Chief Statistician of India. | |  | In an email interview with Shantanu Nandan Sharma, Goenka also adds a caveat: the government's inability to contain Covid-19 could trigger panic and damage consumer sentiments once again. | |  | Mangu Singh, DMRC's managing director talks about how hard the pandemic will hit the corporation and the public transportation system, in general. As the country goes through a phased opening now, there is still no clarity on when the transportation lifeline of the National Capital Region will be allowed to restart operations. | |  | South Asian parents have a tendency to infantilise their grown-up children, particularly if they feel they have the upper hand, says Ruchita Chandrashekar, a trauma therapist, who is currently counselling eight-nine people a day, many of whom are seeking therapy for the first time. | |  | India went into complete lockdown in late March to curb the spread of the virus but it has recently eased restrictions despite the number of cases surging, putting some companies in a difficult position as they try to revive production. | |  | "It is unfortunate that aspersions are being cast on how our brave Armed Forces are treated.The Armed Forces give the best possible treatment to their personnel," the Army said. | |  | The handset has all the features of a powerful phone and is easy to use using one hand. | |  | The device, crafted in an all-metal body, seems to have been inspired by Apple's MacBook line-up. | | |
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