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Unending trauma: The heavy toll of ongoing violence on mental health in Kashmir

Scroll 2018By harsh_userDecember 10, 2018Leave a comment

Dr Arshad Hussain, professor of Psychiatry, Institute of Mental Health & Neurosciences (IMHANS), Srinagar, has been observing the mental health of the general population in the Valley in a situation of conflict from the early 1990s, when he was just a medical student.

Maternity benefits: There’s a yawning gap between women who work in the formal and informal sectors

Scroll 2017By harsh_userDecember 13, 2017Leave a comment

Despite protracted and valiant struggles for women’s rights as workers, the workplace as much as the home remains unequal, unjust and unsafe for the large majority of women. Women the world over work harder and longer on an average than men, yet they are paid a fraction of what men receive.

Amid the sickness of drugs in an Amritsar colony, children draw up plans to clear the haze

Scroll 2016By harsh_userDecember 14, 2016Leave a comment

Punjab has lost one generation to militancy, and the next generation to drugs. I hear this lament over and over again, whenever I travel into Punjab. The drugs problem is one of many faces of a deeply troubled society.

The invisible drought

The Indian Express 2016By harsh_userFebruary 8, 2016Leave a comment

India has transformed spectacularly in innumerable ways in the last two decades. One of the least noted changes is in the way the country — governments, the press and people — respond to drought and food scarcities.

IMA needs to introspect on state of private medical services

Hindustan Times 2015By harsh_userDecember 16, 2015Leave a comment

School textbooks in recent decades have frequently become battlegrounds for ideological contestation in India. Most textbook wars are to advance majoritarian perspectives on history and culture.

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