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India’s landmark labour reforms promise change, but can they break the wage stagnation trap and create more jobs? That’s the real question

The symbiotic relationship between millennials and Gen Z inspires balance & a spirit of innovation and adventure in workplaces

As AI gets better at mimicking us, we must get better at being ourselves

In a world shouting for our attention, boredom is resistance. It is a quiet rebellion against the tyranny of productivity

While extra sleep can temporarily ease fatigue, it doesn’t reverse the cognitive and metabolic damage caused by chronic sleep deprivation

Spending long hours at one's desk is equally detrimental to mental well-being, notes Survey

Colour psychology offers a natural, intuitive approach to enhancing well-being

Neglecting the principle of moderation will jeopardise the sustainability of life systems on Earth

The obsession with being constantly productive, often at the expense of one’s health, makes productivity toxic

Slow down to embrace a healthy relationship with your mind, the surest way to ensure you do what you want

People who acknowledge their mistakes and take lessons from them show a growth mindset when faced with failure

The enterprise chat application owned by Salesforce, Indian organizations implementing AI in their operations are 53% more likely to report significantly higher levels of productivity compared to those not using AI.

Sleep-Exercise-Sun comes with no side effects as the variables involved are natural.

The IT Minister said there was no bigger innovator than the farmer and innovation was no one's property

While many techies decry lack of work-life balance, IT firms claim higher growth

As the pandemic has affected the economy of the country, self-dependence has come to our help.

Failure of the ever increasing technology to do anything like what was expected has felled productivity and economic growth

SCCL, which is one of the oldest public sector undertakings in the country, withstood many changes and turbulent situations.

Government often solves the wrong problem, says expert