Dear friends,
Namaskar.
Now a days you will frequently find articles in print media on loneliness/singlehood. Is it true or just academic?In the India Today dated 7/11/2005 there is a long article under the heading-Alone in the city. The opening para reads as:
"In the late 1990s, the county's private sector work force was learning to cope wth stress emanating from high pressure jobs and demanding work schedules. Today there is a silent killer that's stalking the corriders of large companies-loneliness. It's classic Bridget Jones syndrome; the only difference is that it's just not limited to the fairer sex. Thousands of young professionals who are moving to India's metros to take up jobs in the booming services sector are forming a giant pool of loneliness"
Is it a fact? Are they self sufficient to combat the malady? What is the way out? It needs discussion.
regards
Namaskar.
Now a days you will frequently find articles in print media on loneliness/singlehood. Is it true or just academic?In the India Today dated 7/11/2005 there is a long article under the heading-Alone in the city. The opening para reads as:
"In the late 1990s, the county's private sector work force was learning to cope wth stress emanating from high pressure jobs and demanding work schedules. Today there is a silent killer that's stalking the corriders of large companies-loneliness. It's classic Bridget Jones syndrome; the only difference is that it's just not limited to the fairer sex. Thousands of young professionals who are moving to India's metros to take up jobs in the booming services sector are forming a giant pool of loneliness"
Is it a fact? Are they self sufficient to combat the malady? What is the way out? It needs discussion.
regards