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The right to turn off: Disconnecting from India’s overwork trap

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Source: thehindu.com
The right to turn off: Disconnecting from India’s overwork trap
Explore the implications of Supriya Sule’s Right to Disconnect Bill, advocating for worker autonomy and mental health in India.

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