In his latest book, Always ON, BBC’s technology correspondent and author Rory Cellan-Jones immerses the reader in the most important story of our times – the dramatic impact of hyperconnectivity.

[Book Excerpt] Fake News, 5G and the Virus: Hope and fear in the social smartphone

In his latest book, Always ON, tech journalist and author Rory Cellan-Jones immerses the reader in the most important story of our times – the dramatic impact of hyperconnectivity.

Homing in, the mask has miraculously morphed into a wicked cloak for all my nefarious articulations.

Why I have fallen in love with my mask

Coronavirus climbed the charts and got itself a name: Covid-19. It is '21. The virus, as we know it, isn't going anywhere. Life, as we know it, isn't returning to where it was.

One year since the last normal week

In the nine months since its outbreak, Covid-19 has challenged many paradigms and blown quite a few myths.

Happy New Year: Why Corona may not follow the Gregorian or even the Chinese calendar

In the nine months since its outbreak and being declared a pandemic, Covid-19 has challenged many paradigms and blown quite a few myths.

India Today Editor-in-Chief Aroon Purie talks about the science, safety and effectiveness of the Covid-19 vaccine and the logistics of the vaccination programme, in the December 14, 2020 edition of the India Today Magazine.

Is the Covid-19 vaccine safe? Will it work?

A profound change in the global order is imminent, even though it is too early to make any judgement about the impact of whatever is happening and going to happen on the overall wellbeing of the human community and the planet.

How Covid may reorder the world we know

A profound change in the global order is imminent, even though it is too early to make any judgment about the impact of whatever is happening and going to happen on the overall wellbeing of the human community and the planet.

Hope and despair: The sectors keeping the economy going in Covid times

India Today Editor-in-Chief talks about how three significant drivers of growth, domestic consumption, government expenditure and private investment, have taken a beating, in the October 5, 2020 edition of the India Today Magazine.

India Today Editor-in-Chief talks about how a rural Covid-19 pandemic will be very different and far more challenging than an urban one, in the September 21, 2020 edition of the India Today Magazine.

Why the alarming surge of Covid-19 cases in rural India is a big challenge

Fraught with scepticism and misgivings by medical experts worldwide, Russia claims to have aced the vax-race with Sputnik-V, its Covid-19 vaccine.

Is Russia's coronavirus vaccine Sputnik-V a silver cloud with a dark lining?

Russia claims to have aced the vax-race to fight Covid-19. But medical experts are fraught with scepticism and misgivings over the testing process.

How readymade garment makers are hit by the Covid-19 pandemic

One of the worst-hit business sectors in the pandemic is textiles, and within that segment, garment makers, especially those who were betting on exports.

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