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Invite Friends   From the Editor's Desk How to stay sane when the world's going mad Take a deep breath. Now, tell me ... how are you feeling? There are no wrong answers, and no one else needs to know. Give your day a score out of 10 if you can’t think of the right words. Even better, write it down. Set a reminder to write down how you’re feeling every day. Now you've started a mood diary. These sorts of techniques are usually reserved for the therapist's chair. But with anxiety rising during the pandemic and many psychologists unwilling to take new clients during lockdown, we need to get people help now, before the stress they're feeling spirals into something worse. A solution might be to teach them how to help themselves - virtually. Continued here TradeBriefs: What's important, not just what's popular! 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In break from past, Delhi says Modi, Trump discussed India-China border situation The Ministry of External Affairs said the border situation figured in the phone conversation between the two leaders when Trump called up Modi, two days after he said he would like to include India in the expanded G7. PM Modi To Replace Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman With Economist, Banker? Prime Minister Narendra Modi's full cabinet meeting involving security panel and economic affairs committee is expected to take some historic decisions. JioMart has started off on a rotten note. But that won't upset its applecart Uniquely positioned. Fact Check: Kerala pregnant elephant was not 'fed' Pineapple stuffed with firecrackers Pineapples filled with dynamites are often used as a snare for catching wild boars and other animals that spoil crops. Which kind of face mask is the best protection against coronavirus? Your questions answered on what type of mask to wear to cut the risk of getting Covid-19 Govt to drop plant evaluation clause to ease shifting of mobile factories to India The government is likely to drop a clause of evaluating plant machinery for electronics manufacturing in the recently notified Rs 48,000 crore worth i.. India ended up flattening the wrong curve (GDP) because of a draconian lockdown: Rajiv Bajaj The country eventually came to suffer the worst of both worlds, Bajaj told Rahul Gandhi. Groceries become a staple for several non-food startups in India amid Covid-19 Staying connected with customers since core activity is not functioning. India's new aversion to Chinese investment will hurt its own businesses Because of Covid-19 and the lockdown, they need the money. How Vikas Khanna provided 9 million meals to vulnerable Indians under lockdown For the past two months, the celebrity chef has been coordinating relief efforts in India from his apartment in New York How Vikas Khanna provided 9 million meals to vulnerable Indians under lockdown For the past two months, the celebrity chef has been coordinating relief efforts in India from his apartment in New York Five months pregnant, on Covid-19 duty Mom-to-be Dr Brijal Patel, a medical officer in Ahmedabad, developed symptoms of Covid-19 but tested negative twice, and resumed duty to serve society US: Obama asks protesters to make the powerful uneasy Obama asked protesters to turn the protest into one demanding systemic change FMCG firms see top line erode as virus batters sales Top FMCG companies had achieved 50-100% of sales that they did last year during the first quarter, depending on their product portfolio With nurses from Kerala gone, Mumbai hospitals struggle to cope At Bhatia hospital, sources said that around 80 nurses from Kerala have left the hospital. The Lancet has made one of the biggest retractions in modern history. How could this happen? The now retracted paper halted hydroxychloroquine trials. Studies like this determine how people live or die tomorrow Unlock 1.0: Now, get ready to pre-book a visit to the mall Apparel stores will be encouraged to avoid trial of clothes. Washrooms in malls will also see some changes. Every alternate urinal and washbasins will be blocked and only limited people would be allowed at any given point. The History of Pandemics Teaches Us Only That We Can't Be Taught Is there a lesson in this repeating failure? Would we even learn it if there was? Sizing up Mukesh Ambani: The story of unparalleled ambition Homegrown ‘big tech’ is arriving in India. The difference: It is all rolled into one. The story of 21st-century wealth is the story of Reliance Industries. And steering it all is a humble person of an unassuming disposition â€" Mukesh Ambani. Embattled at Home, Trump Finds Himself Isolated Abroad, Too After years of snubs and American unilateralism, European allies have stopped looking to the president for leadership, and are turning their backs on him. I have the money but there are no takers, says SBI chief Rajnish Kumar says the economy will pick up only if companies overcome risk aversion.There is uncertainty around the future. But it's not a doomsday when it comes to the potential NPAs in the banking system Five Indian states are leading economy to recovery from lockdown States like Tamil Nadu and Punjab, contributing nearly 27% of India's GDP have seen a pickup in activity. How to pay zero tax on a salary of Rs 18 Lacs? Abidali Neemuchwala's legacy at Wipro: base for growth installed; culture shift still loading Four CEOs across a decade have struggled to raise Wipro's growth in line with that of the industry. Neemuchwala, who joined in 2015 to script a turnaround, left earlier this month, midway through the process. New CEO Thierry Delaporte has to complete the job, which may turn out to be a tougher task. U.S. Police Show How To Use A Bicycle As An Offensive Weapon Why Obama spoke out on George Floyd and Race in America As Americans continue to protest and Trump calls for "domination," the former president felt compelled to intervene. Jane Goodall: humanity is finished if it fails to adapt after Covid-19 Primatologist calls for overhaul of food habits to prevent a future pandemic Protests Draw Shoulder-to-Shoulder Crowds After Months of Virus Isolation Much of the country stayed inside, separated, as a way to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Now protests are creating crowds, threatening a resurgence. Uber Says Engineer Is on His Own for $180 Million to Google JP Morgan sets aside ₹17 crore to upskill 4,800 Indian graduates for banking jobs Global investment banking firm JP Morgan will invest ₹17 crore ($2.25 million) to impart skill training to over 4,800 graduates in India. This is in partnership Private Equity's COVID-19 Recovery Plan Board members and senior managers can learn from the "structured crisis management" techniques PE firms are employing with their portfolio companies. New Zealand tackles 'period poverty' with free sanitary products for all schoolgirls More than 90,000 girls stay away from school because they cannot afford pad or tampons, Jacinda Ardern says Why Your Inner Circle Should Stay Small, and How to Shrink It High-quality connections matter more than weak ties. VCs' Flipkart exit faces tax hurdle India Business News: The landmark exit of venture capital (VC) investors from online retailer Flipkart through its sale to US retail giant Walmart for $16 billion may now India needs to urgently undertake reforms; COVID fears overblown: Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Rakesh Jhunjhunwala shares his thoughts on the stock market in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, what India needs to do to get growth back on track.Get latest Market online at cnbctv18.com Getting loans a tough ask for most MSMEs: GAME's Ravi Venkatesan Venkatesan said most small firms are still "confused" about the government's recent stimulus measures for the sector, such as the Rs 3 lakh-cror.. Boris Johnson promises UK will provide Hong Kongers path to citizenship after national security fears British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has promised to provide a path to British citizenship for potentially millions of Hong Kongers, as China prepares to impose a draconian new national security law on the city. The Story Behind TIME's George Floyd Cover "This black mother understands the fire. Black mothers understand despair." Food fraud: Ten states unable to ensure food security; 15% of all samples sub-standard India is facing a food fraud problem with about ten states unable to ensure food safety and 15% of food samples failing to pass quality tests. How India's NBFC crisis deepened from IL FS defaults to Covid-19 How did they get here? A timeline of the crises that brought India's $370 billion shadow banking sector to its knees How did they get here? We need brands to behave like activists Protests have once again sought to address racial discrimination and criminalization of black citizens. Companies can't be content to offer reassurance or feel-good messages, writes a leading cultural strategist. Franklin CEO Has 'Zero Tolerance' for Racism After Cooper Firing These 5 startups are ensuring doorstep delivery of groceries and essentials While Dunzo, Bigbasket, Swiggy, and Zomato are the most popular in-demand apps during the coronavirus lockdown, other startups are helping in delivering essentials to consumers across the country. Donors Rally to Biden in Wake of Trump's Response to Protests How a Kerala mill shipped Rs 5-crore worth edible oil to Middle East despite lockdown The family-owned Mezhukkattil Mill, which manufactures edible coconut oil, stuck in through logistical and procurement issues to meet demand across the globe.  The Secret History of One Hundred Years of Solitude A half-century ago, Gabriel García Márquez, after yet another visit to the pawnshop, sent his now signature novel to his publisher. As Solitude turns 50, Paul Elie interviews Gabo's longtime agent—just weeks before her death, at 85—and discovers the events that led to a literary revelation. Taiwan Says It Tried to Warn the World About Coronavirus. Here's What It Really Knew and When Debate is raging over an email the tiny island sent in the critical early days of the health crisis Will Google's interest in Vodafone create the next big tech-telecom partnership in India? According to industry analysts, the Technology-Telecom business is becoming more hybrid on the back of traditional models Lance Armstrong: The man who 'gained the world but lost his soul' Betsy Andreu is frustrated. She's just watched the first two hours of Lance Armstrong sharing what the disgraced cyclist calls "his truth" in ESPN's recent 30-for-30 documentary. She isn't buying it. SoftBank launching $100 million fund investing 'in companies led by founders and entrepreneurs of color' The fund is the largest capital reserves ever dedicated to solely supporting businesses run by people of color. My learning disability is a bit of me, but it doesn't define me Shaun Webster once faced abuse, but now has an MBE for helping others with a learning disability, he reveals in a new book TradeBriefs Publications are read by over 10,00,000 Industry Executives About Us  |  Advertise Privacy Policy    Unsubscribe You are receiving this mail because of your subscription with TradeBriefs. 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