Despite widespread access to paid vacation, nearly a quarter of US workers did not take a single day off last year, FlexJobs reports. Heavy workloads, fear of falling behind, and insufficient PTO leave employees trapped in a cycle of constant work. Experts warn that cultural and structural reforms are essential to make rest a viable, sustainable priority.
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US President Donald Trump announced that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has assured him India will cease Russian oil purchases. Trump expressed satisfaction with this commitment, viewing it as a significant step towards de-escalating the Ukraine conflict. He highlighted his strong relationship with Modi and reiterated his desire for the war to end swiftly.
Actor Sharad Kelkar shared his fond memories of Diwali, highlighting his indulgence in his mother's homemade samosas and dahi vadas. Despite his age, his mother continues to enthusiastically prepare these traditional sweets and snacks for him and his friends during the festive season. Kelkar embraces the celebratory feasting, planning to resume his fitness routine post-Diwali.
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