The much needed, long delayed conversation about mental healthcare in India has finally gained amplitude, and it is contingent on us to ensure that it manifests in tangible change.
Health
‘The Period Society’: How a 19-Year-Old Is Working Towards Eradicating Period Poverty
Through virtual educational sessions and sanitary products distribution, TPS has been working towards Covid-relief for menstruators during the pandemic.
A Homemaker’s Encounter With COVID-19
In a way, a home quarantine was a blessing and a bane.
COVID-19 Impact: The Never-Ending Woes of the Elderly in Kashmir
Apart from being unable to access tele-medical advice for their pre-existing co-morbities, the senior citizens have also been facing various mental health problems due to the loss of their loved …
How the Second Wave of Covid Took My Wife: A Common Indian’s Ordeal
She fought Covid bravely for over 40 days. Doctors, nurses, hospital staff and social media ‘angels’ tried all they could, but lack of government preparation let her down.
‘Good Lives’: How This Gurgaon-Based Duo is Trying to Make Online Therapy Affordable For All
Lawrance Lovedeep and Sakshi Shah have roped in over 30-40 professional psychologists to provide one-on-one sessions to mental health seekers at nominal charges.
MIT Manipal: A Tale of Never-Ending Exams, Assignments And Administrative Silence
The students demand either the immediate cancellation of the end-semester exams or to make them optional with a reduced syllabus.