Kolkata: a month-half past, they spent the night without sleeping with anxiety over a worrying Covid situation.
Now, they continue to serve sports thrillers.
The sports event, from the French Open to Wimbledon and from the Euro 2020 to the Copa America, the tense moment they have spent worried about the family has been replaced by excitement that cannot be carried by only sports events.
Since April this year, Tanumoy Naskar, a graduate student from Jadavpur University and Covid volunteers, has risen all night set oxygen cylinders, hospital beds and ambulances for covid patients.
The crisis ended for now but not an insomnia schedule.
“The Covid crisis has made me the night of the owl and I made the most of now.
Last Monday was no less than a period of heartbeat for me and some other sports fanatics when we watched two back-to-back thrillers where Croatia lost the match with a mustache to Spain and Switzerland created the biggest setback in France Euro this year in a tie breaker.
To overcome it, Vintage Messi returned to action when Argentina defeated Bolivia 4-1, “Naska said.
Arunav Kol, a senior MNC executive, has changed his family routine so that the four are awake in Urbana’s house until late at night with a short nap between two matches to ensure they are not late to work from the office schedule or online class for children.
“My wife is a Russian and she is very excited with two Russian tennis stars, Karen Khachhanov and Andrey Rublev, forward to the fourth stage of Wimbledon.
My children are German fans, who have been thrown from the euro but my favorite Brazil is still in the game,” Koc said, who had lost two cousins ​​and aunts for Covid.
It’s been a few days that have been difficult for a large number of collarments that have sailed together a few hours every night, take a nap if possible and stay up late at night in front of television or cellphones.
If the double dose of football and tennis is not enough, there is no shortage of cricket actions too, with women competing in the UK and India prepares for two series – one in England and the others in Sri Lanka.
To overcome this, the Tokyo Olympics will begin in less than three weeks.
Entrepreneurs Uddyalok Roychowdhury, who have risen until 2 am almost every day for the past month to watch the euro cup match, say it is a magical antidote to stress that he has passed, both more than family safety and business continuity.
“I always follow sports with enthusiasm.
But I never enjoyed the match and the game as I did now.
Football and tennis matches not only helped me deal with stress and anxiety, there was something other than Covid to discuss with friends and family,” he said, “he said, Adding that thanks to the match, the whole family now spends a night away from negative thoughts.
Amikesh Nath, a retired government employee, has become a table tennis player.
He has lost his wife recently to Covid.
“I will die because of my son-in-law – now settled in Delhi – come and work from here.
I can’t watch the euro late at night.
But I wake up early every morning to watch the Copa match.
I delivered the Copa America detail to my son who was on The turn conveyed to me whatever action he produced at night at the euro.
This new routine is a welcome welcome from Monoton.
“said Nath.
Psychologist Jolly Laha said sports events were therapy and contributed significantly to the improvement of the mental health of individuals who watched it.
“It also positively affects our physical health.
Those who like sports unconsciously identify themselves with sportsmen, with dreams that are not fulfilled or even fantasies.
It must be leading to adrenaline flow and we feel alive,” he explained.