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Vaccines for votes
A week or so ago, the Bharatiya Janata Party in Bihar released its poll manifesto, the first point on which was that should the party win, it would make a COVID-19 vaccine cleared by the ICMR available for free to … Continue reading
Posted in Op-eds
Tagged Bharatiya Janata Party, Bihar polls, COVID-19 vaccine, Election Commission, ethics, Joe Biden, Nitish Kumar, NYAY scheme, polio vaccine
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Would you take Epstein’s money to fund your research?
Note: Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his cell on August 10, 2019. The following post was written before news of his death emerged. In 2016, I attended a talk by a not-unknown environmental activist in Chennai (not Nityanand Jayaraman, before … Continue reading
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Tagged BuzzFeed, Central Pollution Control Board, Crohn's disease, ethics, Jeffrey Epstein, melanoma, National green Tribunal, nationalism, research funding, Volkswagen
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Tagged attitude, compromise, ethics, journalism, shame
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