Burnout Nation: Why more Americans are walking away from work to reclaim their lives

As burnout tightens its grip on the American workforce, extended career breaks are moving from taboo to tactical. Drawing on academic research and firsthand accounts reported by the Associated Press, the article explores how professionals are self-funding sabbaticals to reset, rethink priorities and challenge a culture that equates constant productivity with success. The modern professional…

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‘Moving at a speed of 100-120km/h’: Ash cloud from Ethiopia’s volcano drifting towards India — 10 things to know | India News

NEW DELHI: Airline operations across parts of the country may face disruptions after volcanic ash from Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi eruption began drifting toward western and northern regions, prompting the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Monday The ash plume, travelling at high altitudes and significant speed, is expected to enter Gujarat and move eastward…

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Is long-term exposure to air pollution silently worsening depression, anxiety and memory loss |

Air pollution has emerged as a complex environmental factor that influences far more than respiratory health. As scientific research continues to uncover the biological consequences of long-term exposure to fine particulate matter, nitrogen dioxide and other airborne pollutants, interest has shifted toward how these substances affect mental well-being and cognitive ageing. Researchers have observed that…

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