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Sleepless Mumbai now naps
Updated On: 15 November, 2020 07:07 AM IST | Mumbai | Nasrin Modak Siddiqi
Corona and WFH has allowed the city to replace endless chai breaks with power naps. And HR approves

Irfan Siddique
When 29-year-old finance professional Priyanka Tomar started working from home in March, she missed taking breaks with friends and stepping down for coffee. There was nothing to do and no human interaction either. "My husband was in South Africa and returned only when [international] flights resumed. There were times when, even during lunch, I was mindlessly eating in front of the computer. In the process, I realised I was working more hours from home—at a stretch, and without real breaks. It was exhausting. So, on days when work was light, I'd take a little nap during work hours. Now, it has become a thoughtless habit," she admits.

Priyanka Tomar
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