61% Mumbaikars sleepy at work,
88% up at night scrolling phones: Wakefit 

Produced by: Mehak Agarwal
Designed by: Pragati

Around 61% of Mumbaikars felt drowsy while at work in 2023 as compared to 53% in 2022, a rise of 34% since last year

61% Mumbaikars
feel lethargic at work 

Mumbaikars tend to nod off at work due to high sleep debt and the lack of a conducive bedroom environment. 

Great Indian Sleep
Scorecard (GISS) 2023
by Wakefit.co

While keeping digital devices at bay an hour before bedtime is crucial, around 37% of Mumbaikars remained up late at night going through social media.

Social media rules
supreme 

The report indicated that 70% of Mumbaikars went to bed post 11 pm while the ideal time to go to bed is 10:00 pm. 

Sleeping time
of Mumbaikars

Despite going to bed close to midnight, 29% of the maximum city’s population was up between 7 am to 8 am. 49% of them did not feel refreshed on waking up 

What does a Mumbaikar’s
morning look like? 

Social media wasn't the only thing keeping Mumbaikars up at night. 31% of them were worried about their futures whereas 1 in 3 residents thought they had insomnia

Worried about the future

Sleep debt or sleep deficit refers to the difference between how much sleep you need and how much you actually get.

Sleep debt explained 

- Feeling tired throughout the day
- Losing focus and efficiency during the day
- Hypertension
- Diabetes 
- Coronary heart disease
- Obesity
- Cardiovascular diseases

Side effects of sleep debt

As per National Sleep Foundation, most adults need 7-9 hrs of sleep whereas teens should get 8-10 hrs of sleep. Children, on the other hand, should get 9-11 hrs of sleep.

How much sleep does
one need