India, April 29 -- In an era of high-pressure corporate environments, one founder is making a case for the power of the collective lunch break. Sharing a glimpse of her office, she described a daily scene in which work "disappears" for 60 minutes. From sharing food to cracking jokes and playing games, the ritual ensures that no one eats alone. The founder, Kavya Karnatac, believes that these daily "picnics" are rare in today's workspace but essential for building trust.

"Everyday we have a 1 hour picnic at the office! And it is non-negotiable. We are a team of 40 people across different verticals, deadlines, and chaos. But suddenly as the clock hits 2 PM, all of that disappears and everyone gathers in the hall," Kavya Karnatac wrote on L...