India, Aug. 10 -- A Delhi woman has sparked a conversation about the less-discussed side of working from home after sharing how spending the last one-and-a-half years away from an office has affected her social life. While remote work is often praised for flexibility, zero commute and greater personal freedom, she said it can also quietly take away everyday human interactions and opportunities to form friendships.

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Taking to Instagram, Tanya Singhal shared a video reflecting on her experience of working remotely and why she believes it has made socialising as an adult significantly harder.

"I've been working from home for the last one and a hal...