Many people in India thought the country had escaped the worst of Covid-19. What happened?

Many people in India thought the country had escaped the worst of Covid-19. What happened?
The Oscars are over, and except perhaps for the winners, the prevailing feeling is more relief than euphoria. If one message emerged from the telecast and preshow, it was the hope for better days ahead, with an in-person ceremony that signaled the prospect of going back to the movies.
On social media, the director’s fans blurred out her name and turned images on their sides to evade the censors. “People should be celebrating,” one writer said.
A mischievous beaver took down the internet service for residents of a community in British Columbia, Canada, at the weekend. So how did it happen?
India continues to set new daily infection records as lower-income countries are left behind richer nations in the inoculation drive. Vaccinated tourists from the United States can visit Europe this summer.
An analysis of a newly released database of disciplinary records shows that violence by officers continues to be a problem in the system.
In between a cinematic entrance and a letdown of an ending, there were breakthroughs, heartbreaks and a wolf howl. It was a strange night.
We’ve shown you Sweden in snow. Now see it in bloom.
The hormonal therapies used to treat many breast and prostate cancers raise the risk of a heart attack and stroke, and patients should be monitored regularly and receive treatment to reduce risk and detect problems as they occur, according to a new American Heart Association scientific statement, published today in the Association’s journal Circulation: Genomic …
April’s full moon is the “pink” moon, and it’s a supermoon, too. Catch it in the night sky this Monday.