#Work

I asked ChatGPT how to work from home productively in 42°C summer heat: AI suggests budget cooling hacks for WFH life | Today News

I may only use fans or limited cooling I live in Indian summer conditions I want practical solutions, not expensive gadgets Whether fans work differently at 34°C, 38°C and 42°C Whether air conditioning changes adaptation Build a full work-from-home summer routine (assume I work from 9 AM to 5 PM), Midday (peak heat survival), Afternoon (productivity crash prevention) and Evening (heat recovery). A heavy lunch significantly accelerates your afternoon crash. Budget cooling options range from free curtains and cross-ventilation to fans at ₹ 200- ₹ 500 per month, coolers at ₹ 700- ₹ 1,500, and limited AC use at ₹ 2,000- ₹ 5,000 per month.

Feeling burnt out at work? A NIMHANS tool is helping companies spot the warning signs

India

The Indian Express•May 13

Feeling burnt out at work? A NIMHANS tool is helping companies spot the warning signs

At a corporate office in Bengaluru, an employee in the sales division has been struggling for months. Targets have increased, deadlines have shortened and promotions have stalled despite longer working hours.

India•India News: Latest India News, Today's breaking News Headlines & Real-time News coverage from India | Hindustan Times•Apr 27

‘Toxic work environment’: Raghav Chadha explains why he switched to BJP from AAP

The Bharatiya Janata Party’s newest entrant Raghav Chadha left the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) because of a “toxic work environment”, he said on Monday. He said he was a founding member of AAP and dedicated nearly 15 years of his “prime youth” to the party. Chadha’s move has left the AAP facing a serious numbers crisis after it lost seven of its 10 Rajya Sabha members.

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India•The Indian Express•Apr 8

9 of 10 work slips ‘fake’: Haryana stares at Rs 1,500 cr scam

Anil Vij pegs the Haryana labour scam at over Rs 1,500 crore, revealing 88% of work slips are fake. (File Photo) A fraud involving fake work slips in Haryana, being probed by a committee constituted by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, is emerging into a massive scam with Labour Minister Anil Vij pegging losses at over Rs 1500 crore. Acknowledging the scale of the scam, Vij indicated that the financial implications could reach Rs 1,500 crore for the last two years only and potentially escalate further as older records come under scrutiny.

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