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This is a big deal! It means that all those years of turmoil do, actually, result in emotional regulation skills. The researchers hypothesize that some of the improvement is because older adults are more oriented toward well-being, and wanting to feel their best each day. … [Read more...] about Duke researchers say people ages 20-45 are less emotionally stable and more prone to temptation

* British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he was remaining in isolation with mild symptoms, seven days after he was confirmed to be infected. Britain's health minister said the curve of deaths could peak on Easter Sunday. Queen Elizabeth will make an extremely rare address to the nation on Sunday. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus pandemic | Latest on the spread of COVID-19 around the world

Music streaming services have started picking pace in India and other international markets, and the latest numbers suggest a 32 percent Year-on-Year (YoY) growth globally. Swedish company Spotify is currently the global leader in the music streaming industry. … [Read more...] about Music streaming services grew 32 percent, Spotify topped the charts in 2019: Report

“Yet retailers are yet to work out how to use smartphones properly. And while they’re struggling to keep up, the risk is online retailers–ranging from giants such as Amazon and eBay who are now moving into the real world to smaller niche players like online bike brand Rapha–will dominate and dictate what is tomorrow’s seamless retail shopping experience.” … [Read more...] about How 4 Retailers Are Using Digital And Mobile To Create A More Seamless Shopping Experience

There are still a few measures that could be undertaken to help street-level bureaucrats. First, ensure and stockpile hazmat suits for delivery boys/girls to protect them. China did this in Wuhan where couriers are being relied on for food delivery and medical supplies. It is important for India to ensure that supply chains are running, with those running them safe. Second, South Korea has set-up drive-through screening clinics where people can undergo testing within 10 minutes, processing up to 15,000 diagnostic tests a day. India should do something similar and reduce contact between frontline workers and patients. This is important given the low testing rate per capita that India has at the moment. Third, quick policies need to have foresight. Several states have taken the call to cut salaries of their employees and dependents, including teachers and pensioners. Such moves, in the long-run, could hurt the street-level bureaucracy immensely. … [Read more...] about COVID-19 | Importance of street-level bureaucracy to fight the pandemic