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During the Covid-19 pandemic, most people do their activities by working from home or Work From Home ( WFH ). Although it looks more practical, sometimes tight work deadlines make someone stressed.

During the Covid-19 pandemic, every society is required to get used to new living habits. There are times when someone feels stressed because they have to do a lot of work from home.

Breaking the fast together or commonly known as bukber , has become a community tradition during the month of Ramadan. This event is usually held to strengthen ties before welcoming the holy day.

During the Covid-19 pandemic, every society is required to get used to new living habits. There are times when someone feels stressed because they have to do a lot of work from home.

Healthy eating habits can help someone not to get sick easily or get infected with Covid-19. Like Rinrin Marinka , she admitted to having a unique habit that she does every day to ensure her body is always healthy and fit.

Jakarta, Beritasatu.com - Purnomo Yusgiantoro Center (PYC) Advisory Board Lis Yusgiantoro said that in the modern era, there are more and more women from various circles who are social, independent, great, have brilliant careers, and are inspiring like RA Kartini. According to Lis, Kartini in the modern era must be intelligent, educated, skilled at taking care of the household, and persistent in fighting poverty.

JAKARTA , investor.id – Purnomo Yusgiantoro Center (PYC) Advisory Board Member Lis Yusgiantoro said that in the modern era, there are more and more women from various circles who are social, independent, great, have brilliant careers, and are inspiring like Raden Ajeng (RA) Kartini.

JAKARTA (Suara Karya): Chair of the Purnomo Yusgiantoro Center (PYC) Filda Citra Yusgiantoro emphasized that the commemoration of Kartini Day is not just about talking about education and gender equality, or just wearing kebaya.

JAKARTA – The Indonesian automotive industry is heading towards the development of electric-based vehicles . In an effort to achieve the transition target, Indonesia has ratified regulations on the use of electric cars in the form of tax incentives. Currently, these incentives are still limited so a comprehensive policy is needed so that the development of electric cars can grow and attract investors.