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Fingers crossed as cinema halls, schools start to reopen

Movie theatres are opening&nbsp;in many states, while religious gathering with restrictions are also now allowed. Some states have also decided to open schools in a graded manner

Movie theatres are opening&nbsp;in many states from Thursday, while religious gathering with restrictions are also now allowed. Some states have also decided to open schools in a graded manner in the next phase of the opening up of the country 7 months after Covid restrictions. The measures also come at a time when the country heads into winter, conditions in which the Covid is projected to last longer and infection is feared to get worse due to increased pollution. Most states are still playing it safe. While only 5 states have decided to open schools for classes 9-12 only, many states still have not given a go ahead to movie theatres.
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Covid-19 treatment: choosing the right medicines | BOOM

The Covid-19 disease is still rapidly evolving and maybe, we were far more cautious earlier than we are today. As we look for treatment, cures and the coronavirus vaccine do we now understand drugs used to treat the novel coronavirus? As patients, do we know enough about these medicines? Are we choosing the right questions and medicines used in Covid-19 treatment before we take these medicines? BOOM Explains.
S P Kalantri, Dir Professor &amp; Med Superintendent, Kasturba Hosp, Sevagram says that we badly need well designed, properly conducted randomised controlled trials and then take decisions on which medicine to use. If we take decisions based on anecdotes, stories, personal experiences and fancies, we will end up with more chaos and confusion.
Dr. Rajesh Kumar, Former Prof &amp; Head, DCM &amp; SPH, PGIMER says that unethical practices by drug companies and doctors has pushed gains made by medicine and science back by 50 years. There is no fixed scientific treatment authorised for Covid-19 but pushing for unnecessary drugs to keep a patients family hopeful about a lost cause will make people suspicious of proven science.
Murali Neelakantan, Lawyer, says that regulatory agencies do not differentiate between existing and new medicines - even if an old medicine has a new usage, they have to go through all the trials. India doesn't have any law for emergency authorisation for any class of drugs. It is unethical to push for release of a drug or vaccine in weeks that legally takes months and years to be approved.

Producers Guild slams 'attacks on film industry' amid nepotism debate

Producers Guild Of India slams 'relentless attacks' on film industry's reputation, addresses controversy around nepotism

The Producers Guild of India has shared an open letter, two months after Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput's untimely death sparked the nepotism&nbsp;debate.
Producers Guild wrote that 'Bollywood is one of the most important sources of soft power for the nation at a global level' and has brought joy, honour and glory to the nation.
Highlighting the positive aspects of the industry, the Guild added that the film industry employs hundreds of thousands of people, boosts travel and tourism.&nbsp;
It said that though the film industry is not perfect, it ultimately rewards talent, work ethic and one's ability to connect with an audience
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