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What is happiness, anyway?

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By Bruce Hood
| Happy Enough (Podcast)
What is happiness, anyway? Episode Summary Happiness. We all know what it feels like, but it can be tricky to define. In the first episode of Happy Enough, we're looking to get on the same page. What is happiness, anyway? Garvia speaks with Bruce Hood, professor of developmental psychology at the University of Bristol, and author of the new book 'The Science of Happiness'.
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EC reviews poll preparedness for Haryana elections

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By Bruce Hood
| Governance Now Verified
The top officials of the Election Commission of India (ECI) made a two-day of visit of Haryana ending Tuesday and held a detailed and comprehensive review of the preparedness for the forthcoming assembly elections. The term of the assembly is due to expire on 3rd November and elections are scheduled for 90 Assembly Constituencies (73 General; 17 SC).
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How Bihar can revive its lost glory as hub of learning

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By Bruce Hood, Vaishnavi Sharma
| Governance Now Verified
No other state in India sees its government school teachers featured in viral videos as frequently as Bihar does. These videos, often amusing to outsiders, showcase reporters asking the simplest of questions — such as spelling a month’s name or naming the country’s president — only for the teachers to falter embarrassingly. For those of us who hail from Bihar, this is a source of deep shame rather than humour.
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