Solving people’s pain greater aspiration than any personal reward: Varun Gandhi

Parineeti Chopra & Raghav Chadha’s ‘Roka’ Rumours Surprises Everyone; Details inside | Oneindia News

Aam Aadmi Party's MP Raghav Chadha and Bollywood actress Parineeti Chopra sparked dating rumours after their pictures of meeting for dinner and lunch went viral on social media. Both Raghav and Parineeti have kept mum about their relationship status, except for the fact that the two have studied together at the London School of Economics and have many common friends. However, much to the amaze and excitement of all the fans, as per reports, it has been revealed that the families of the two have initiated discussions on marriage. The report further added that both Raghav and Parineeti Chopra liked each other and had common interests, and each worked in their favour. A source close to the two told a leading portal that the families have known each other for some time and that there will soon be a formal announcement. #ParineetiChopra #RaghavChadha #DatingRumours

Study Finds People's Happiness Not Impacted By COVID Pandemic

Study Finds People's , Happiness Not Impacted , By COVID Pandemic. A new study suggests that the COVID-19 pandemic has not impacted people's overall happiness. . 'The Guardian' reports that these conclusions were reached despite putting entire nations on lockdown, triggering an economic downturn and claiming 6.7 million lives. The study, through over 100,000 interviews across 137 countries, found that overall benevolence rose in all global regions. . Similarly, when asked to rate their lives on a scale of one to ten, people responded with scores equally as high as before the pandemic. The undoubted pains were offset by increases in the extent to which respondents had been able to discover and share the capacity to care for each other in difficult times, 10th World Happiness Report, via 'The Guardian'. The World Happiness Report was compiled by Richard Layard, a London School of Economics professor, and Jeffrey Sachs, a professor at Columbia University. People ended up discovering their neighbors. People were checking in more regularly [with other generations] so that sense of isolation was not as much as you would expect … , John Helliwell, Professor of economics at the University of British Columbia and co-editor, via 'The Guardian'. Even during these difficult years, positive emotions have remained twice as prevalent as negative ones, and feelings of positive social support twice as strong as those of loneliness, John Helliwell, Professor of economics at the University of British Columbia and co-editor, via 'The Guardian'. According to the report, the largest happiness gaps were found to be in the African countries of Liberia, the Republic of the Congo and Mozambique. We need to turn this wisdom into practical results to achieve more peace, prosperity, trust, civility – and yes, happiness – in our societies, Jeffrey Sachs, Professor at Columbia University and co-author, via 'The Guardian'