
Is Crying at Work the 'Kiss of Death'?
Crying at work carries different consequences for women than for men. What the research shows -- and practical advice for navigating the double standard.
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Family, relationships, festivals and everyday life for Indians and Indian Americans, from fashion and weddings to parenting and work.
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Crying at work carries different consequences for women than for men. What the research shows -- and practical advice for navigating the double standard.
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Why group dates caught on in India: safety, lower pressure, and the friend-group as chaperone. Inside the 2011 trend and what became of it.
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In 2011, stories of an underground fight circuit in Mumbai echoed the famous film. What the scene said about unmet demand for combat sports in India.
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In February 2011, Mark Zuckerberg won a restraining order against Pradeep Manukonda, 31, who stalked him across Facebook, his offices, and his front steps.
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Five pounds in a week sounds tempting before Valentine's Day. Here's what that weight actually is -- and what works instead.
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Ten gloriously over-the-top Valentine's Day getaway ideas, from Venice in carnival season to Udaipur's lake palaces to the northern lights of Iceland.
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Why do so many men forget Valentine's Day? Memory, marketing, and the mind-reading trap -- and the one conversation that fixes it.
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Purdue researchers found students who quizzed themselves after reading retained 50 percent more a week later than those who re-read or made concept maps.
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India's RTE Act had just banned corporal punishment in schools. Yet the old proverb refused to die. What the research — and the law — actually say.
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LinkedIn's 2010 list of the most overused profile words revealed a national quirk: India loved 'dynamic.' America preferred 'extensive experience.'
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Fasted cardio burns more fat during the workout — but the long-term fat-loss advantage over fed exercise is far smaller than the myth suggests.
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With Facebook nearing 500 million users, one feed now reaches your boss, your clients, and your grandmother. What not to post to all of them at once.
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Architect Didi Contractor spent decades in Kangra building with mud while India chose concrete. On tradition, climate, and the status signaling of “modernity.”
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Shop.org coined 'Cyber Monday' in 2005, and comScore's analysts called it a marketing gimmick. On the debate over which day really wins online retail.
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Heads is 50/50 every flip — yet in Penney’s game, the second player can almost always pick a sequence that wins. On the math intuition misses.
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Does teaching handwriting still matter in a keyboard world? On the neuroscience of letter formation, the humble 2B pencil, and bubble sheets.
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