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Lockdown effect: Emotional infidelity on the rise

Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, Social Media Emerging As A Route For Child Trafficking

Justice For Every Child - An Initiative By NDTV and Kailash Satyarthi Children’s Foundation, to ensure that child sexual abuse and child rape survivors get timely justice

The age of fear: How Covid has impacted our mental health

Covid’s deadly second wave has sparked off a ‘fearodemic’. People are afraid of dying, of losing their loved ones, of being alone, of losing their jobs—anxieties that add a new dimension of mental-health issues to the ongoing crisis - Issue Date: Jun 7, 2021

Exposure Therapy: Walk through your fear

Updated Apr 12, 2021, 12:06 am IST Unending COVID stories have replaced anxiety with dread and complete avoidance of the outside world. Experts say there’s a way out of this  Picture used for representation You badly want to visit a mall or a multiplex, socialise with a bunch of friends or go back to your work station and be in the company of your colleagues. And yet, there is that dread of contracting the virus, making you wonder how you’d re-enter public life. If the scenario compels you to simply ‘avoid’ the outsides, you’re not alone. Lockdown, COVID fatigue from either contracting the disease of from listening to the innumerable stories of death and suffering from the virus, etc. have all taken a toll on all of us in some way or the other. For many, the dread has overtaken stress and anxiety to the point of no return.

#MentalHealth: Confused over changing career? Dr Anjali Chhabria helps you arrive at a conclusion

#MentalHealth: Confused over changing career? Dr Anjali Chhabria helps you arrive at a conclusion While we are still far from winning the war against the coronavirus pandemic, even though the arrivals of vaccine has offered hope. Our daily struggles continue, so do the rise in problems related to mental health. Those struggling to cope with dilemmas, paranoia, anxiety, stress, depression, and other problems, renowned psychiatrist Dr Anjali Chhabria offers solutions I am a 19-year-old student. I was into fashion earlier, and am now interested in law. I want to pursue it, but I am unsure of how to go about it. I asked my parents and a few other people, but didn’t get much help. My parents aren’t well-educated and I am an only child. I feel quite lost. My friends have picked up careers of their liking and I feel left out. I don’t know if I am making the right choice. How can I get more help and figure out a way for myself?

Sony SAB's New Year wish for its audience: A healthier & happier 2021

Sony Sab's resolution for 2021: Being happy | Indian Television Dot Com

The channel’s latest campaign highlights the impact of happiness on human health and well-being. 30 Dec, 2020 - 07:10 PM IST     |     By indiantelevision.com Team     MUMBAI: Hindi GEC Sony Sab is bidding adieu to 2020 with a message of hope and good health from MD psychiatrist Dr Anjali Chhabria, highlighting why being happy should be one resolution everyone needs to make for 2021. The new brand video invites audiences to refocus on health as we enter the new year. It further shines a spotlight on how positive content can act as a stimulus that helps alleviate stress, improves mental well-being as well as immunity.