Published 3 years ago

As Covid funeral pyres burn, India's rural economy goes up in smoke

Summary by Times of India

Having watched his father's funeral pyre burn by a river bank close to their farm last month, Indian sugarcane grower Dattatray Bagal and his brothers had to set aside grief to count the financial cost of the coronavirus's impact on their family.

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Times of India

As Covid funeral pyres burn, India's rural economy goes up in smoke

3 years ago·India

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

As COVID funeral pyres burn, India's rural economy goes up in smoke

Satara, INDIA (Reuters) - Having watched his father's funeral pyre burn by a river bank close to their farm last month, Indian sugarcane grower Dattatray Bagal and his brothers had to set aside grief to count the financial cost of the coronavirus's impact on their family. Read full story

3 years ago·Malaysia

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Irish Independent

As Covid funeral pyres burn, India's rural economy goes up in smoke

3 years ago·Ireland

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Channel News Asia

As COVID-19 funeral pyres burn, India's rural economy goes up in smoke

Satara, INDIA: Having watched his father's funeral pyre burn by a river bank close to their farm last month, Indian sugarcane grower Dattatray Bagal and his brothers had to set aside grief to count the financial cost of the coronavirus's impact on their family. They had hoped to buy a tractor for ...

3 years ago·Singapore

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As COVID funeral pyres burn, India's rural economy goes up in smoke

Satara, INDIA - Having watched his father's funeral pyre burn by a river bank close to their farm last month, Indian sugarcane grower Dattatray Bagal and his brothers had to set aside grief to count the financial cost of the coronavirus's impact on their family.

3 years ago·Singapore

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As COVID funeral pyres burn, India’s rural economy goes up in smoke

June 18, 2021By Rajendra Jadhav and Swati BhatSatara, INDIA (Reuters) – Having watched his father’s funeral pyre burn by a river bank close to their farm last month, Indian sugarcane grower Dattatray Bagal and his brothers had to set aside grief to count the financial cost of the coronavirus’s impact on their family. They had hoped to buy a tractor for the small farm in western Maharashtra state, but the brothers spent all their savings on …

3 years ago·San Diego, United States

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