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When will the economy return to normal?

Economists say it will largely depend on how long the lockdowns last – around a quarter of all humanity is currently in lockdown – and how far government support goes in helping individuals, businesses and markets survive the crisis.

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We know that the virus's main route of transmission from one person to another is through droplets which are sneezed or coughed out by infected people. A single cough can produce up to 3,000 droplets, while a sneeze can produce as many as 10,000. These droplets then land in or are breathed into another person's airways, or fall on a surface that is touched by an uninfected person, who then touches their face - specifically their mouth, nose, ears or eyes. This method of transmission is known as "droplet spread". While it is in these droplets, the coronavirus is only in the air for a short time and travels only a short distance before it is pulled down by gravity after being coughed or sneezed out.

In an era of Netflix and Amazon, Are you watching DD's Ramayan & Mahabharata?

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Which News Paper you read?

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Will they ever learn? Chinese markets are still selling bats and Dogs?

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Do you know FaceBook's advertisement revenue are down by the Billions?

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Are you happy with RBI's announcement?

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GST revenue grows 3.8% in FY20 to Rs12.2 trillion

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Should we Play Video Games or Not Play?

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