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Most of us lead our lives in a manner akin to robots- mechanically doing the same things day-in and day-out. Doesn’t this routine sound familiar-get into office at 9, have a team meeting, send reports, design presentation, prepare forecasts, monitor progress and leave after 6………who can forget those few coffee breaks that come in between. Bread is what we need to earn, whether we work in this office or quit saying that the job is too boring and pick up another; we’ll still have to spend those 9 hours positively and productively. Confucius was absolutely right when he said, “Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life”. Though all of us can relate to the age-old wisdom of this quote, monotony does tend to creep in with even the most dedicated and loyal employees feeling exasperated with the routine of their daily work lives. Go ahead and break it!! Get Creative! Do things differently than doing them in the same old way. For instance, if daily huddle...

Google on Wednesday launched the new Chromecast and Chromecast Audio in India. The two devices, which are essentially stylish dongles with some cool functionality, will be sold through e-commerce sites like Flipkart, Snapdeal and Amazon. Retailers like Chroma and Reliance will also stock these. Both the Chromecast and Chromecast Audio have been priced at Rs 3,399. Read Full

Actress Kangana Ranaut has been roped in by consumer internet company Askme for their new online grocery portal Askmegrocery brand launch and communication campaign. The campaign will go live on television on Friday. The film captures the story told from the perspective of a passionate woman, played by Kangana, who loves to sing and dance. She makes the choice of ordering grocery from www.askmegrocery.com and saves that time in pursuing her 'adhoore sapne' (unfulfilled dreams). Read Full See Latest Updates:   Offer Coupons , TVc Ads , Entertainment News , Health News

President Dr. Joyce Banda on Tuesday said her Government will continue with the fertilizer subsidy programme and also strengthen farming clubs as one way of improving agriculture in the country once voted into power. Banda said this at Nkhwazi Admarc football ground in Mchinji District after switching on rural electricity at Nkhwazi Health center. She said agriculture is the economic backbone of the country and promoting it is good for the people. President Banda shakes hands with one beneficiary of A Cow A Family programme at Pinda School Ground in Mchinji “I know that the country relies on agriculture and most of the farmers are poor, I would like to assure you that my government won’t stop the fertilizer subsidy programme, we will continue with it so that we help a lot of people,” she said. The President said stopping fertilizer subsidy programme is as well as killing the plight of the poor farmers who can’t afford to buy expensive fertilizer. She also said it is...

President Dr. Joyce Banda’s zeal on women has made her to still remain that substantial figure in the African society as she continues to fight against the poverty cycles that have lingered on women in the country even though the country has signed up to a number of international protocols aimed at increasing the participation of women in politics and socio-economic affairs. Building on the leadership of the country’s first female Head of State, Her Excellency President Dr. Joyce Banda said that the country has an opportunity to transform the lives of women living in the villages. “We have an opportunity to transform the country by recognizing the interconnectedness of gender equality, agriculture, security, the environment, health, and a strong youth population. For a woman living in a village in Africa, the issues of food security, the challenges posed by climate variability, population pressures, and economic challenges all meet this woman on the doorstep of her home...