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Man Criticises Fresher For Skipping 'Sir,' Ignites Debate On Workplace Etiquette
A social media post by writer Saket on addressing seniors in professional settings has gone viral, garnering over 1 million views on X. The post sparked a heated debate on respecting traditional norms versus adapting to modern workplace culture.
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Japan's High Standards Of Politeness And Customer Service Shine In Viral Traffic Video
Japan's reputation for cleanliness, recycling, and adherence to societal norms contributes to its image of respect and discipline.
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Cheerleaders In Japan Fighting To Keep Traditions Alive
They are drenched in sweat, their hands bloodied from clapping, and their voices hoarse from shouting -- meet Japan's predominantly male and unashamedly macho "leadership section" cheerleaders.
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Religious, Sports Events Permitted From Sep 21: Centre's Unlock4 Norms
The events linked to social, academic, sports, entertainment, cultural, religious and political activities will be allowed from September 21 with a cap of not more than 100 attendees, the Centre announced in its Unlock4 guidelines on Saturday.
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Google Yanks Gay Dating App From Indonesia Online Store
Officials had called for the tech giant to remove 73 LGBT-related applications, including dating services, from its Play Store.
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'Death By Overwork': Occupational Hazard For Japan's Media
The news that a young reporter at Japan's public broadcaster had worked herself to death came as little surprise to those inside the country's media, where a culture of excessively long hours has become the norm
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Ladies! Craving for Chocolates During the Menstrual Cycle May Not Just be a Physical Need
It is very natural to crave for more food, especially sweets, during your menstrual cycle as there are many hormonal changes that happen inside your body during that time. However, there's another reason why you crave sweets and chocolates.
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Cash Is Culture in India, but It’s Not Going to Be the Future
Even though digital payments have dropped post the demonetisation surge, cash is not going to remain king in India, says Infosys Finacle’s Senior Vice President and Regional Head, Venkatramana Gosavi.
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Opinion: With 3 Muslim Characters, Shah Rukh Khan's Big, Brave Message
When those who can and are in power refuse to engage, allowing ignorants hold centre-stage in dialogues on sexism, religion, culture and social norms, when those in power are forcing the narrative to fall in the realm of stereotypes, this reassertion is a timely reminder of the normal.
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Art of Living Not To Pay Fine But Support Restoration Of Yamuna Floodplains
Art of Living founder Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, whose cultural event on the floodplains of Yamuna is mired in controversy over violation of green norms, on Saturday once again sounded defiant, saying he will not pay any fine or penalty.
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India Learns to 'Fail Fast' as Tech Startup Culture Takes Root
Taking failure as a norm is a major cultural shift in India, where high-achieving children are typically expected to take steady jobs at recognised firms.
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'India needs culture of product standards to compete globally'
Indian industry needs to develop norms for standard products, like those in advanced nations, to compete globally and help to lower transaction costs for traders, Cabinet Secretary Ajit Seth said today.
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Man Criticises Fresher For Skipping 'Sir,' Ignites Debate On Workplace Etiquette
A social media post by writer Saket on addressing seniors in professional settings has gone viral, garnering over 1 million views on X. The post sparked a heated debate on respecting traditional norms versus adapting to modern workplace culture.
-
Japan's High Standards Of Politeness And Customer Service Shine In Viral Traffic Video
Japan's reputation for cleanliness, recycling, and adherence to societal norms contributes to its image of respect and discipline.
-
Cheerleaders In Japan Fighting To Keep Traditions Alive
They are drenched in sweat, their hands bloodied from clapping, and their voices hoarse from shouting -- meet Japan's predominantly male and unashamedly macho "leadership section" cheerleaders.
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Religious, Sports Events Permitted From Sep 21: Centre's Unlock4 Norms
The events linked to social, academic, sports, entertainment, cultural, religious and political activities will be allowed from September 21 with a cap of not more than 100 attendees, the Centre announced in its Unlock4 guidelines on Saturday.
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Google Yanks Gay Dating App From Indonesia Online Store
Officials had called for the tech giant to remove 73 LGBT-related applications, including dating services, from its Play Store.
-
'Death By Overwork': Occupational Hazard For Japan's Media
The news that a young reporter at Japan's public broadcaster had worked herself to death came as little surprise to those inside the country's media, where a culture of excessively long hours has become the norm
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Ladies! Craving for Chocolates During the Menstrual Cycle May Not Just be a Physical Need
It is very natural to crave for more food, especially sweets, during your menstrual cycle as there are many hormonal changes that happen inside your body during that time. However, there's another reason why you crave sweets and chocolates.
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Cash Is Culture in India, but It’s Not Going to Be the Future
Even though digital payments have dropped post the demonetisation surge, cash is not going to remain king in India, says Infosys Finacle’s Senior Vice President and Regional Head, Venkatramana Gosavi.
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Opinion: With 3 Muslim Characters, Shah Rukh Khan's Big, Brave Message
When those who can and are in power refuse to engage, allowing ignorants hold centre-stage in dialogues on sexism, religion, culture and social norms, when those in power are forcing the narrative to fall in the realm of stereotypes, this reassertion is a timely reminder of the normal.
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Art of Living Not To Pay Fine But Support Restoration Of Yamuna Floodplains
Art of Living founder Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, whose cultural event on the floodplains of Yamuna is mired in controversy over violation of green norms, on Saturday once again sounded defiant, saying he will not pay any fine or penalty.
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India Learns to 'Fail Fast' as Tech Startup Culture Takes Root
Taking failure as a norm is a major cultural shift in India, where high-achieving children are typically expected to take steady jobs at recognised firms.
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'India needs culture of product standards to compete globally'
Indian industry needs to develop norms for standard products, like those in advanced nations, to compete globally and help to lower transaction costs for traders, Cabinet Secretary Ajit Seth said today.
