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Why Millions Of Indian Teens Are Suffering In Silence: Major Review Exposes Shocking Barriers To Mental Healthcare
An extensive review by the George Institute for Global Health exposes the barriers that exist for mental healthcare for teens. Dr. Sudha Kallakuri and Professor Pallab Maulik explain why addressing this crisis is necessary.
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From High Salary To Auto-Rickshaw: Why This Man Quit Corporate Life
A former corporate professional leaves a high-paying career to rebuild his life from scratch, overcoming mental health struggles and finding purpose as an auto-rickshaw driver in Bengaluru.
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Alarming Gap: India's Young Adults Rank 60th In Global Mental Health Study
India's young adults (18-34) rank 60th out of 84 nations in mental health and well-being, with a Mind Health Quotient (MHQ) score of 33, far lower than older adults.
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Alarming Gap: India's Young Adults Rank 60th In Global Mental Health Study
India's young adults (18-34) rank 60th out of 84 nations in mental health and well-being, with a Mind Health Quotient (MHQ) score of 33, far lower than older adults.
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Pressure To Perform: Expert Shares How Masculinity Impacts Mental Health
Studies indicate that only 50% of Indian men feel comfortable seeking help from a mental-health professional, underscoring how deeply stigma, self-reliance, and societal expectations continue to limit men's willingness to reach out for support.
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Pressure To Perform: Expert Shares How Masculinity Impacts Mental Health
Studies indicate that only 50% of Indian men feel comfortable seeking help from a mental-health professional, underscoring how deeply stigma, self-reliance, and societal expectations continue to limit men's willingness to reach out for support.
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Can Cyberbullying Cause Mental Health Epidemic In Youngsters?
Unlike traditional bullying, cyberbullying can be relentless, anonymous, and inescapable, happening 24/7 and often without adults noticing. The World Health Organisation (WHO) recognises cyberbullying as a major psychosocial hazard.
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Tips To Maintain Mental Health During High-Alert Drills
Here are ten mental health strategies to stay calm and grounded during high-alert drills.
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How Internet And Social Media Is A Boon And Bane For Mental Health
This article explores the benefits and drawbacks of social media and the internet on mental health and provides insights into how individuals can manage their online interactions to foster a healthier mental state.
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Nearly 60 Million Indians Suffer From Mental Disorders
At least 60 million Indians -- a number more than the population of South Africa -- suffer from mental disorders, even as the country lags the world in medical professionals and spending on mental-health issues.
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Harsh Conditions Found in Indian Mental Health Facilities for Women
Women and girls with intellectual disabilities or mental illness in India are subject to forced institutionalization in sometimes overcrowded and unsanitary conditions, verbal and physical abuse, and medication without consent, according to a report released by Human Rights Watch on Wednesday.
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Why Millions Of Indian Teens Are Suffering In Silence: Major Review Exposes Shocking Barriers To Mental Healthcare
An extensive review by the George Institute for Global Health exposes the barriers that exist for mental healthcare for teens. Dr. Sudha Kallakuri and Professor Pallab Maulik explain why addressing this crisis is necessary.
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From High Salary To Auto-Rickshaw: Why This Man Quit Corporate Life
A former corporate professional leaves a high-paying career to rebuild his life from scratch, overcoming mental health struggles and finding purpose as an auto-rickshaw driver in Bengaluru.
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Alarming Gap: India's Young Adults Rank 60th In Global Mental Health Study
India's young adults (18-34) rank 60th out of 84 nations in mental health and well-being, with a Mind Health Quotient (MHQ) score of 33, far lower than older adults.
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Alarming Gap: India's Young Adults Rank 60th In Global Mental Health Study
India's young adults (18-34) rank 60th out of 84 nations in mental health and well-being, with a Mind Health Quotient (MHQ) score of 33, far lower than older adults.
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Pressure To Perform: Expert Shares How Masculinity Impacts Mental Health
Studies indicate that only 50% of Indian men feel comfortable seeking help from a mental-health professional, underscoring how deeply stigma, self-reliance, and societal expectations continue to limit men's willingness to reach out for support.
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Pressure To Perform: Expert Shares How Masculinity Impacts Mental Health
Studies indicate that only 50% of Indian men feel comfortable seeking help from a mental-health professional, underscoring how deeply stigma, self-reliance, and societal expectations continue to limit men's willingness to reach out for support.
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Can Cyberbullying Cause Mental Health Epidemic In Youngsters?
Unlike traditional bullying, cyberbullying can be relentless, anonymous, and inescapable, happening 24/7 and often without adults noticing. The World Health Organisation (WHO) recognises cyberbullying as a major psychosocial hazard.
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Tips To Maintain Mental Health During High-Alert Drills
Here are ten mental health strategies to stay calm and grounded during high-alert drills.
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How Internet And Social Media Is A Boon And Bane For Mental Health
This article explores the benefits and drawbacks of social media and the internet on mental health and provides insights into how individuals can manage their online interactions to foster a healthier mental state.
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Nearly 60 Million Indians Suffer From Mental Disorders
At least 60 million Indians -- a number more than the population of South Africa -- suffer from mental disorders, even as the country lags the world in medical professionals and spending on mental-health issues.
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Harsh Conditions Found in Indian Mental Health Facilities for Women
Women and girls with intellectual disabilities or mental illness in India are subject to forced institutionalization in sometimes overcrowded and unsanitary conditions, verbal and physical abuse, and medication without consent, according to a report released by Human Rights Watch on Wednesday.
