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Nomophobia: How phone separation anxiety is becoming a silent killer
“I can’t live without you”.Ten years ago, people used to say this to their loved ones. But now, the phrase doesn’t apply to their dear ones as much it applies to their phone. The moment they are separated from their devices, anxiety hits them like a hurricane. Recent research suggests that people suffering from nomophobia, feel lonely without their phones. They have an unhealthy attachment to it. Thus, they isolate themselves from real company. We spoke to experts Dr Gorav Gupta, psychiatrist and Samhitha Srishaila, psychologist, who explain the symptoms…
Read MoreLifestyle Blogger Pernille Teisbaek Is Married!
Fashion and lifestyle blogger Pernille Teisbaek tied the knot this weekend! This morning she posted a picture to her Instagram of herself in her wedding dress, captioned, “Minutes before the big YES Dress by @verawanggang Fitted by @rikkegudnitzcouture #lookdelotko2017 photo by @themisspopo” Teisbaek married her long time boyfriend Philip Lotko. The two have a son together who was born in March 2017. At the wedding, Teisbaek wore a Vera Wang gown and an assortment of Manolo Blahnik shoes, which she showed off in an earlier Instagram. The Copenhagen, Denmark native is known for her chic choice of…
Read More6 reasons fall is the best time to travel
Fall is coming, and with it stunning foliage, sweater weather, and pumpkin-spiced treats. But did you know that fall is also one of the best times of the year for travel? With fewer crowds, lower prices, and an abundance of festivals, here are all the reasons why you should be packing your bags this fall. View As: One Page Slides The weather is mild Fall climate is the perfect weather for exploring. Shutterstock/ Monkey Business Images Bring out those sweaters because fall weather is perfect for exploring, whether it’s a city or a…
Read MoreIndian Railways working on technology to achieve Mission 41 K; know what it is
Indian Railways is working on technologies that will enable 40% substitution of diesel by compressed natural gas (CNG) in locomotives and nine-zoned solar panels on diesel electric multiple units (DEMUs). The move will help railways achieve its ‘Mission 41K’ target and reduce carbon footprint. The development comes close on the heels of railways flagging off a solar-powered DEMU, a six-coach rake, which is expected to save 21,000 litre of diesel annually, translating to savings of Rs 12 lakh, and also cut carbon emission by 9 tonne per year. Such initiatives are…
Read MoreTechnology is killing jobs at Pick n Pay – but that’s not the whole story
Retailer Pick n Pay said in business and trading statement on Monday that it has removed a chunk of its roles and functions due to improvements in technology, among other things. “Through its work to improve the efficiency and productivity of its workforce, the group identified opportunities earlier this year to remove around 10% of its roles and functions across its Pick n Pay head office, regional structure, store operations and supply chain. “These roles and functions were no longer required due to improvements in organisation, planning and technology,” the…
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