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Kolkata: A month and a half ago, they spent sleepless nights anxious about the alarming situation in Covid. Now they are waiting to watch sports thrillers. The celebrations of sporting events from the French Open to Wimbledon and Euro 2020 to Copa America have excited the moments they have spent caring for the family, replaced only by the joy brought by sporting events.
As of April this year, Tanumoy Naskar, a postgraduate student at the University of Jadavpur, and a Covid volunteer had been organizing all night to provide oxygen bottles, hospital beds and ambulances for Covid patients. The crisis is over for now, but not his sleepless schedule. The Covid crisis has made me a night owl, and I’m doing most of it now. Last Monday was an equally heartbreaking episode for me and several other sports fanatics as we watched two consecutive thrillers in which Croatia lost the match with a mustache to Spain and Switzerland created the biggest setback this year with the euro won by France. at the node. To top it all off, vintage Messi was back in action when Argentina defeated Bolivia 4-1, Naskar said.
MNC senior director Arunav Kol has modified his family routine so that all four are awake in their Urbana home late at night with a short nap between two matches to make sure they are not late for work through the home office schedule or network. classes for children. My wife is Russian and she is very excited with two Russian tennis stars, Karen Khachanov and Andrey Rublev, who make it to the fourth stage of Wimbledon. My kids are German fans who have already been dropped from the euro, but my favorite Brazil is still at play, said Kol, who has lost two cousins and an aunt to Covid.
It has been difficult for a few weeks for a large number of Kolkatans who have traveled a few hours of sleep every night, taken dreams whenever possible and stayed up late in front of the TV or mobile screens. If a double dose of football and tennis wasn’t enough, there’s also no shortage of circuses. In the women’s team competition in England and India, the men are preparing for two series, one in England and the other in Sri Lanka. Overall, the Tokyo Olympics start in less than three weeks.
Businessman Uddyalok Roychowdhury, who has been watching Euro Cup matches almost every day at 2pm last month, says it has been a magical antidote to his inexperienced stress for both family safety and business survival. hobbies passionately. But I’ve never enjoyed matches and games as much as I do now. Football and tennis matches have not only helped me overcome stress and anxiety, but there is something other than Covid to discuss with friends and family, he said, adding that thanks to matches, the whole family now spends quality evenings away from negative thoughts.
Amikesh Nath, a retired government employee, has been a table tennis player. He has recently lost his wife to Covid. I would have died if my son and daughter, who have now settled in Delhi, had not come to work from here. I can’t watch the euro so late at night. But I get up early every morning to watch Copa matches. I pass on the Copa America information to my son, who in turn passes on to me all the activities he gets at night in euros. This new routine is a welcome break from monotony. said Nath.
Psychologist Jolly Laha says that sporting events are therapeutic in nature and make a significant contribution to the mental health of the people who observe them. It also has a positive effect on our physical health. Those who love sports become unconsciously aware of athletes, unrealized dreams or even fantasies. It definitely leads to adrenaline and we feel alive, he explained.
As of April this year, Tanumoy Naskar, a postgraduate student at the University of Jadavpur, and a Covid volunteer had been organizing all night to provide oxygen bottles, hospital beds and ambulances for Covid patients. The crisis is over for now, but not his sleepless schedule. The Covid crisis has made me a night owl, and I’m doing most of it now. Last Monday was an equally heartbreaking episode for me and several other sports fanatics as we watched two consecutive thrillers in which Croatia lost the match with a mustache to Spain and Switzerland created the biggest setback this year with the euro won by France. at the node. To top it all off, vintage Messi was back in action when Argentina defeated Bolivia 4-1, Naskar said.
MNC senior director Arunav Kol has modified his family routine so that all four are awake in their Urbana home late at night with a short nap between two matches to make sure they are not late for work through the home office schedule or network. classes for children. My wife is Russian and she is very excited with two Russian tennis stars, Karen Khachanov and Andrey Rublev, who make it to the fourth stage of Wimbledon. My kids are German fans who have already been dropped from the euro, but my favorite Brazil is still at play, said Kol, who has lost two cousins and an aunt to Covid.
It has been difficult for a few weeks for a large number of Kolkatans who have traveled a few hours of sleep every night, taken dreams whenever possible and stayed up late in front of the TV or mobile screens. If a double dose of football and tennis wasn’t enough, there’s also no shortage of circuses. In the women’s team competition in England and India, the men are preparing for two series, one in England and the other in Sri Lanka. Overall, the Tokyo Olympics start in less than three weeks.
Businessman Uddyalok Roychowdhury, who has been watching Euro Cup matches almost every day at 2pm last month, says it has been a magical antidote to his inexperienced stress for both family safety and business survival. hobbies passionately. But I’ve never enjoyed matches and games as much as I do now. Football and tennis matches have not only helped me overcome stress and anxiety, but there is something other than Covid to discuss with friends and family, he said, adding that thanks to matches, the whole family now spends quality evenings away from negative thoughts.
Amikesh Nath, a retired government employee, has been a table tennis player. He has recently lost his wife to Covid. I would have died if my son and daughter, who have now settled in Delhi, had not come to work from here. I can’t watch the euro so late at night. But I get up early every morning to watch Copa matches. I pass on the Copa America information to my son, who in turn passes on to me all the activities he gets at night in euros. This new routine is a welcome break from monotony. said Nath.
Psychologist Jolly Laha says that sporting events are therapeutic in nature and make a significant contribution to the mental health of the people who observe them. It also has a positive effect on our physical health. Those who love sports become unconsciously aware of athletes, unrealized dreams or even fantasies. It definitely leads to adrenaline and we feel alive, he explained.
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