Shourya Jha

2 weeks ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Shourya Jha

Newslifestylehealth-fitnessfitnessUnderstanding Autism Spectrum Disorder: The Brain Differences That Define NeurodivergenceTrendingAutism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) stems from unique brain processing, impacting communication, social interaction, and sensory experiences. It's a neurodevelopmental difference with altered brain connectivity, leading to both challenges and strengths like attention to detail.

2 weeks ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Shourya Jha

NewslifestylespotlightHow Workspaces are Evolving for Productivity and Well-BeingTrendingThe modern workplace is evolving, prioritizing hybrid environments that foster collaboration, focus, and well-being. Professionals seek spaces blending productivity with design, incorporating technology, biophilic elements, and ergonomic considerations.

1 month ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Shourya Jha

TrendingPrioritizing your dog's gut health is crucial for their overall well-being, impacting everything from digestion to immunity. Scientifically formulated pet food, tailored to your dog's age and needs, provides essential nutrients often lacking in homemade meals. Look for key ingredients like fiber, prebiotics, and adherence to global standards to ensure a balanced and healthy diet for your furry friend.

1 month ago | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Shourya Jha

NewsCity Newspune NewsOffbeat venues, more takers fuel the stand-up boom in the cityTrendingPune’s stand-up comedy scene is expanding into cafés, co-working spaces, and outdoor venues, offering comedians more platforms to perform. These unconventional spaces allow for greater experimentation and attract engaged audiences. While some venues are setting content boundaries to maintain a family-friendly vibe, comedians see it as a creative challenge to entertain diverse crowds.

1 month ago | timesascent.com | Shourya Jha

It isn’t about deadlines, promotions, or work culture anymore. At least not entirely. Now, Gen Zs and Millennials are dealing with eco-anxiety, which is increasingly becoming a make-or-break factor while choosing work, for the two generations. “If a company doesn’t take sustainability seriously, I can’t see myself working there long-term. It’s also about whether my job aligns with my personal values,” says Anika Bakshi, a 29-year-old IT consultant. Why green workspaces matter?