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WhatsApp groups have been created for families who have faced loss to share their pain. Twitter has become a steady stream of obituaries. Even apps like Tinder and Google Docs have been used to crowdsource aid. https://t.co/bC1OiwGTsH — PolitiTweet.org

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But covid’s infectiousness and fatality rates mean that the eldest son is often not available or worse, dead. Instead, Indians have needed to develop new methods of grieving–and obtaining medical assistance–many of which take place online. https://t.co/ynVXkpValX — PolitiTweet.org

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“When death happens in our deeply religious society, grief becomes more a part of tradition than anything else,” says @shahalam13, an orthopedic oncologist and professor at Delhi’s All India Institute of Medical Sciences. — PolitiTweet.org

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