While men aren’t ever going to get periods, the least anyone can start with is by listening to women more.
Health
How We Can Make the Best Use of the Mental Healthcare Act
While the law has its own set of problems, it mandates free mental health services to those below the poverty line and prohibits discrimination of any kind.
Pandemic and Pandemonium: A Doctor on India’s Kafkaesque Medical Reality
Using irony, satire and black humour, a doctor at a COVID-19 fever clinic breaks down the bureaucratic lunacy that plagues the Indian system.
Anjana Hareesh’s Death Reveals a Crisis in Mental Healthcare in India
In my years of training in mental health, I learned that what needs to be diagnosed is society, not the individual.
At Delhi’s Red Light Area, Sex Workers Plead For Help
More than 1,200 sex workers are stranded at G.B. road with no source of income, insufficient food and zero scope for physical distancing.
Ashamed Over My Mental Illness, I Realised Drawing Might Help Me – and Others – Cope
Finding solace in a daily act that has benefits scientists are just beginning to understand.
We Need to Talk About ‘Work From Home’
The lines have blurred. There are no 9-5 shifts anymore, no weekly offs, no weekends and no respect for employees.