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"mental-health"

  • Opinion: Police Martyrs—the dead and the living

    Honouring martyrs and recognising the sacrifices of serving police personnel will go a long way towards uplifting the morale of the force
  • One in seven HEI students reported severe distress, Finds SC panel survey

    A Supreme Court-appointed National Task Force survey of over 2.43 lakh higher education students found that 15% experienced severe distress in the past six months, while 9% reported frequent suicidal thoughts.
  • 13th state-level sub-junior yoga competitions conclude in Karimnagar

    The 13th state-level sub-junior yoga competitions concluded at Alphores e-Techno School, Kothapalli, Karimnagar, with the district emerging as overall champion.
  • Gaur Gopal Das, Dr Pratima Murthy to discuss mental health in Hyderabad

    Gaur Gopal Das and psychiatrist Dr Pratima Murthy will come together in Hyderabad on August 19 for a dialogue on spirituality, science and mental health. The discussion will explore emotional resilience, healthier relationships and ways to build stronger families and minds.
  • Opinion: Mental health in the age of Algorithm

    It isn’t AI alone that hurts employees; it’s how it is deployed, governed, and understood as part of organisational environment
  • Opinion: Mental health and policing

    Effective policing depends as much on psychological well-being as on physical readiness and professional competence
  • Why loneliness is becoming the silent epidemic among young adults

    Despite unprecedented digital connectivity, loneliness is increasingly affecting young adults. The article explores how technology, changing family dynamics and social pressures contribute to emotional isolation, while highlighting the importance of meaningful relationships, empathy and open conversations in improving mental well-being
  • Experts urge schools to prioritise students’ mental wellbeing amid rising stress

    Mental health experts and educationists have called for emotional wellbeing to be integrated into school education, citing rising stress, anxiety, excessive screen time, bullying and loneliness among students. They urged stronger counselling, social-emotional learning and early intervention in schools
  • Telangana tops India in students seeking mental health support

    Telangana recorded the highest number of students seeking mental health support in India, with over one lakh students accessing counselling services in 2024. The Supreme Court-appointed task force also highlighted gaps in mental health infrastructure and rising substance abuse among students.
  • I don’t trust the system now: NEET re-test leaves aspirants distressed

    NEET aspirants preparing for the June 21 re-test say the exam's cancellation has caused anxiety, disrupted routines and weakened confidence in the examination system. Students, parents and experts highlighted the psychological toll, while calling for accountability and transparency to restore trust
  • Man dies by suicide days after wife’s death in Hyderabad

    A Hyderabad man, Srikanth (37), allegedly died by suicide days after returning from Dubai following his wife Swapna’s suicide. The couple, living separately, faced emotional distress. Police have registered a case and are investigating the tragic double suicide incident
  • Time to Log off? The Rise of Digital Detox

    Digital detox is emerging as a growing trend as people take breaks from social media platforms like Instagram and YouTube to reduce overstimulation, improve focus, and manage mental fatigue caused by constant scrolling, notifications, and online comparison culture
  • Limit duty hours to 12 hour a shift and 48 hours a week, PG doctors in Telangana

    Recently, a circular issued by JIPMER has reiterated that resident doctors should not work beyond 12 hours at a stretch and 48 hours per week, along with provision for a weekly off, HRDA said.
  • Class 10th student, who took her life over exams, scored 80%

    In Medak district, 17-year-old student Banoth Sai Priya died by suicide fearing exam failure, but later secured 480/600 marks. The incident highlights academic pressure among students, as her strong performance shocked family and raised concerns over mental health awareness
  • Opinion: Hard reality — living with HIV, dying in stigma

    The dissonance between medical success in treating HIV and social acceptance of people living with HIV must be addressed
  • Man kills twin daughters after drugging them, arrested

    A 48-year-old man in Kanpur allegedly drugged and killed his 11-year-old twin daughters before slitting their throats. Shashi Ranjan Mishra was arrested. Police cite possible mental distress, while investigations and forensic analysis are ongoing
  • Teen’s life saved in 12 minutes: UP Police act swiftly after social media suicide alert

    Police in Raebareli saved an 18-year-old after a suicide alert from Meta flagged his social media post. Swift action within minutes enabled rescue and treatment, highlighting technology’s role in preventing tragedies and ensuring timely intervention in distress cases
  • Opinion: The quiet toll of conflict on Indian migrants in the Gulf

    Migrant protection during conflicts must extend beyond evacuation to address everyday vulnerabilities, emotional strain, and the social realities of life abroad
  • Karimnagar Town-II SI’s wife dies by suicide

    Divya, wife of a Karimnagar sub-inspector, died allegedly by suicide after consuming oleander seeds at her residence. She was shifted to hospitals in Karimnagar and Hyderabad but died during treatment. The reason behind her decision is not yet known
  • SSB jawan ‘shoots’ himself dead with service revolver in Jharkhand’s Chatra

    An SSB soldier, Prahlad Kumar Singh, allegedly died by suicide using his service weapon at a camp in Chatra, Jharkhand. While officials are investigating potential mental stress, his family expressed shock, noting he appeared fine during a call hours earlier
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