In a world where 25 hours on average are being spent by executives every week attending meetings, a recent survey suggests that offices can run smoothly even after cutting down those video calls and project updates to half.

Offices can run smoothly with even half of meetings held daily: Survey

In a study titled Public Pulse Report released by Gallup Pakistan on Monday (March 6), 61 per cent of Pakistanis have a "positive impression" of PTI Chairman Imran Khan, while just 36 per cent do so of PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif and Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari.

Imran Khan 'most popular leader' in Pakistan: survey

UK food-price inflation has soared to a record peak as Britons suffer from a cost-of-living crisis, a survey showed Tuesday. Prices accelerated 17.1 per cent in the four weeks to February 19 compared with a year earlier, data provider Kantar said after tracking the cost of more than 75,000 products.

UK food inflation hits record high: Survey

Citizens living in India’s financial capital city Mumbai are neither fit nor healthy, reveals civic body BMC's health department in a STEPS (STEP-wise approach to Surveillance) survey devised by World Health Organisation (WHO).

India: Mumbai people neither fit nor healthy, reveals new govt survey

How much money will you need to be comfortable when you retire is one of the trickiest financial problems. The latest Bloomberg news survey says at least $3 million is needed for a secure retirement.

How much money is enough when you retire? $3 million, says survey

The Indian Income Tax Department arrived at the Delhi and Mumbai offices of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). The operation is being called a survey by officials, not a raid.

Income Tax Department surveys BBC India: 5 things to know

I would like to have samosas with tea! Ever thought of listening to this from the mouth of a young Britisher? If not, don't worry; in the coming years, you might see this deep-fried Indian snack on the UK's menu.

Not biscuits, but UK youngsters are preferring samosa with tea: Survey

A Business Today analysis has revealed that in the past 10 years, salary increases for new hires in the IT sector have been more muted than those for their CEOs.

India: Salaries of IT CEOs climbed by 1,500% compared to only 50% for new hires, says report

A survey suggests that Americans cannot stand their relative for more than 4 hours at a stretch. A majority of Americans believe that it's important to spend holidays with family but almost half of them admit that it is a stressful experience. Priyanka Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Americans find family time stressful during holidays?

According to survey, Americans can't stand family more than 4 hours. 2000 Americans took the survey on holidays and family. Watch further to know more.

Americans unlikely to enjoy family gatherings: Survey

The first-of-its-kind survey on people's experience with violence and harassment at work has surprisingly revealed that sexual harassment while prevalent is not the most reported form of abuse in workplaces; psychological abuse takes the cake.

583 million people around the globe experienced psychological abuse at work: Report

According to a poll conducted by the nonpartisan Eurasia Group Foundation last month, more than three-quarters of Americans believe that the United States should seek diplomacy to stop Iran from gaining or producing a nuclear weapon.

78.8% Americans think US should negotiate with Iran to revive nuclear deal: Survey

Approximately 66% of the 542 Indian pilots who participated in a recent study on "daytime sleepiness" acknowledged falling asleep in the cockpit without alerting the rest of the crew.

66% of Indian pilots fall asleep in the cockpit during flights: India Safety Culture Survey

As per a significant new Microsoft survey, managers and employees have fundamentally different opinions on productivity when working from home. Bosses question whether remote work is equally productive as being in the office.

Microsoft survey suggests bosses think workers do less from home, but employees disagree

"My mind clicks on and off..I try letting one eyelid close at a time while I prop the other open with my will. My whole body argues dully that nothing, nothing life can attain, is quite so desirable as sleep.

Majority of Indian pilots doze off in cockpits due to fatigue, survey claims

The US Geological Survey reported that a 6.6-magnitude earthquake occurred on Saturday near the east coast of Taiwan. According to the USGS, the earthquake struck at about 9:30 p.

Watch: 6.6-magnitude earthquake hit Taiwan's east coast: US Geological Survey

A record number of Japanese men and women have no intention of getting married, a recent government survey showed, dealing a major blow to the country’s population crisis.

Record number of young Japanese people avoiding marriage, govt survey shows

According to a survey of around 23,000 workers, employees are increasingly seeking out bosses who show empathy and compassion in the workplace.

WION Dispatch | Survey: Employees want leaders with soft skills like empathy

According to a recent survey by YouGov and The Economist, 43% believe a civil war in the US is somewhat likely in the coming decade.

Why do Two-fifths of Americans believe the US civil war is likely within a decade?

Deepika Padukone never fails to win over people with her charismatic personality and beauty. Ever since she stepped into the world of showbiz, she has been delivering great pieces of work and has proven her mettle amongst the rest.

Deepika Padukone voted as 'No. 1 heroine of India' in new survey; beats Alia Bhatt, Priyanka Chopra

According to a new mega survey by medical and public health scientists, at least 50 million Americans, or one in five adults, believe in justified political violence in certain circumstances.

1 in 5 Americans believe violence is justified to serve political ends, says survey

A Gallup survey has found that our world is unhappier than ever, also more stressed than ever. What is contributing to the rising stress? What can governments do to make people's life less stressful? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Survey finds that our world is unhappier than ever

A survey has found that more and more people are turning away from news because they find it depressing. But what makes news depressing in the first place? Palki Sharma tells you how news bulletins reflect what's happening around us.

Gravitas: Survey finds more people are turning away from 'depressing' news

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