On Vishnu Ki Secret Life, we usually talk about fun, light topics with a little bit of knowledge you can take for your own daily life.
Today we're talking about something a little serious - Mental health. Specifically how people's mental health has been affected by the CAA protests and anti-NRC protests, going on in India right now. The CAA protests have had a visible impact across the country, with people mobilising in large numbers to protest peacefully. Protests have turned violent in many parts of the country, with police firing, using tear gas and lathi charges against protesters.
But while the political and social unrest continues, people’s mental health has taken a turn for the worse.
We spoke to people who have regularly attended the CAA protests, people who’ve been following the protests closely, as well as psychologists and therapists volunteering support for people in distress during the protests.
So today we explain how and why your mental health suffers at times like this, and how you can take care of yourself.
Guests:
Srividya Rajaram, Psychologist
Siddhant Sachdeva, 20, Student, IPU
Shalini Pratap Singh, 19, Student, Delhi University
Zijah Sherwani, 26, Journalist, The Quint
Ataliq Khan, 23, Journalist, The Quint
Garvita Khybri, 29, Journalist, The Quint
Host and Producer: Vishnu Gopinath
Editor: Shelly Walia
Additional Reading: Mental Health in the Times of Protest 'Society is suffering': Hong Kong protests spark mental health crisis The Lancet Comes Under Fire Over Report on Health of Kashmiris Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On Vishnu Ki Secret Life, we usually talk about fun, light topics with a little bit of knowledge you can take for your own daily life.
Today we're talking about something a little serious - Mental health. Specifically how people's mental health has been affected by the CAA protests and anti-NRC protests, going on in India right now. The CAA protests have had a visible impact across the country, with people mobilising in large numbers to protest peacefully. Protests have turned violent in many parts of the country, with police firing, using tear gas and lathi charges against protesters.
But while the political and social unrest continues, people’s mental health has taken a turn for the worse.
We spoke to people who have regularly attended the CAA protests, people who’ve been following the protests closely, as well as psychologists and therapists volunteering support for people in distress during the protests.
So today we explain how and why your mental health suffers at times like this, and how you can take care of yourself.
Guests:
Srividya Rajaram, Psychologist
Siddhant Sachdeva, 20, Student, IPU
Shalini Pratap Singh, 19, Student, Delhi University
Zijah Sherwani, 26, Journalist, The Quint
Ataliq Khan, 23, Journalist, The Quint
Garvita Khybri, 29, Journalist, The Quint
Host and Producer: Vishnu Gopinath
Editor: Shelly Walia
Additional Reading: Mental Health in the Times of Protest 'Society is suffering': Hong Kong protests spark mental health crisis The Lancet Comes Under Fire Over Report on Health of Kashmiris Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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