A Reddit user sparked debate by criticizing Indian work culture for perpetuating a “slavery mindset” to cater to overseas clients, where Indian employees are expected to work late hours to accommodate U.S. schedules while their U.S. counterparts maintain regular hours. The post highlighted frustration over unequal expectations in global work setups, with users sharing similar experiences of excessive adjustments made for overseas colleagues and the normalization of one-sided efforts. The discussion underscored the challenges faced by Indian workers in balancing work with international teams and the need for more equitable work practices.
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Active Covid cases cross 3,000 mark, Kerala tops list
India's Covid-19 Situation India's active Covid-19 cases have exceeded 3,000, with Kerala reporting the highest number. Recent data shows an increase in cases over the past ten days, alongside a few related deaths. Health officials are closely monitoring the situation, noting that infections are mostly mild and managed at home, with genome sequencing revealing that Omicron sub-variants are responsible for the rise in cases. Full Article
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