A new survey found people are working more, attending meetings, and completing work — but bosses still seem to distrust their productivity.

“Personality, while more consistent than changing, is not fixed and can respond to changes in the environment," the researchers said.

A report titled ‘Profiting From Pain’ also observed that for every new billionaire, one million people fell into extreme poverty.

While there was a surge in people dying due to lack of medical attention, the number of registered deaths in institutional care decreased.

The findings show "how animal movements and interactions due to a warming climate might increase the number of viruses jumping between species."

"Social media platforms were never set up to be serious archives -- but, of course, they could very well become that."

When chaos reigns, people may find internal space to confront themselves outside the oppressive gaze of who they are meant to be.

The role of community can be pivotal in rebuilding our post-pandemic world.

For many seeking respite from life-altering circumstances, the pandemic’s cyclical nature blocks the road to closure.

The public distribution system is seen as a government freebie, but activists recently wrote to the government underlining its importance.

Now that leisure is solitary, what do we do with ourselves?

The proximity to other human beings, or the second-hand exposure to a smile or a nod, can be intoxicating.

The finding adds to concerns about the lack of guidelines or approved vaccines for treating or safeguarding children against Covid19.

Built environments give us tangible memories, better interpersonal relationships, and meaning to our academic or professional pursuits.

NGOs face overwhelming paperwork and long waiting time under the amended Indian regulations governing foreign aid.

Wearing two masks is effective only when the fit improves, not merely because of the additional layers, researchers have found.

Most people resorted to overpayment and bribes to secure hospital beds and medication, a new report shows.

People who can't access virtual communities are bearing the most severe impact of the second wave.