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Psychology says rewatching the same TV show again and again isn’t just comfort or laziness — It may reveal a hidden emotional needThe psychology behind rewatching the same shows suggests that the habit is often driven by emotional comfort, nostalgia and mental familiar...- Is working from home breeding monotony? Here are six easy ways to beat itWorking from home has become a norm, but people are still finding it hard to stay productive and deal with monotony and boredom. To stay en...
- What to do when you don't know what to doIt's not just kids, of course. Many adults reported feeling bored during the seemingly endless pandemic lockdowns. Boredom may also be cont...
- 37% of Delhi women have increased their alcohol consumption since pandemic: SurveyAccording to a survey done by the non-profit Community against Drunken Driving (CADD), the pandemic, the following lockdown, increased avai...
- From in-store to no-contact, how Covid pandemic changed the way we buy, prepare and consume foodThe pandemic not only changed the way we purchased food, but also the motivations behind those purchases.
- Does the pandemic have anything to do with sugar consumption?. Sugar has been linked to a variety of negative health effects, including chronic infection, heart disease, autoimmune disease, diabetes, ...
- Packaged foods and hygiene products expand reachSegments such as spices, salty snacks, noodles, talc, dishwash, insecticides, toilet and bathroom cleaners, saw penetration, or the number ...
- Cry technical difficulties, leave discreetly: How to exit group chatsWrite out a text that explains that you are trying to de-clutter your chats.
- Forgive them their trespassesDon’t sneer (too much) at ex-bhakts turning their back on their ex-hero
- Locked down & lonely users rush to dating appsThe second Covid wave has led to a 20-25% surge in new users signing up on dating platforms in India.
- Go away, Reddit rage. Nomura has the salarymanWhile the rest of us were consumed by lockdown angst and vaccine anxiety, Japanese investors — the fabled Mrs. Watanabe is nowadays more li...
- With the pandemic putting international flights on hold, local tourism is reaping the benefitsTourist destinations such as Goa, Port Blair and Bagdogra registered a huge uptick in demand in September, and airlines and travel industry...
- 36% India Inc employees battling mental health issues since beginning of pandemic, shows surveyThe self-employed category was slightly better when it came to overall well-being.
- College students' mental health worst-hit by the coronavirus-induced lockdown: StudyConducted by YourDost, an online mental health platform, the study found that the second worst-affected segment of people was working profe...
- Lockdown diaries: Policybazaar COO misses his weekly golf game,warns of WFH ennuiPrior to the pandemic, Sharat Dhall would make it a point to play at least one round of golf at Gurgaon's DLF Golf Club.
- Oriflame India MD beats lockdown blues by editing video & studying Hindi onlineFrederic Widell spends an hour a day learning something new.
- We may not be important, possessions won't keep us immune against pandemic: The Beach Company bossLife will go on whether one goes into the office or works from home, said Harshad Daswani.
- Indians bet on online gaming to kill boredomOnline gaming nights are one way of socialising and competition with money makes it more exciting, said an expert. Online games involving e...
- Digital love: Mumbai sees a spike in virtual dates during lockdownDating app Tinder opened up its paid feature 'Passport' for all members in April.
- Mind your mind: Govt's advice on dealing with lockdown blues in fight against Covid-19The government in a guide released Tuesday advised people to avoid use of tobacco or alcohol or other drugs to cope with emotions or boredo...
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