Can t say I m completely over it: Deepika on depression
Actor Deepika Padukone Today Said Her Battle With Depression In The Past Has Been Such A Bad Experience That She Always Carries A Fear Of Relapse. PTI | Updated on: 05 Oct 2017, 11:50:28 PM
New Delhi:
Actor Deepika Padukone today said her battle with depression in the past has been such a bad experience that she always carries a fear of relapse.
The 31-year-old actor was interacting on the stigma surrounding mental illness at India Economic Summit here. I don t think I can say that I m completely over it (depression). There is always a fear at the back of my mind that I might have a relapse because it has been such a bad experience for me, Padukone said at the India Economic Summit here.
Will resolve Rohingya issue with Myanmar peacefully despite âprovocationsâ: Bangladesh
Will resolve Rohingya issue with Myanmar peacefully despite âprovocationsâ: Bangladesh
Bangladesh On Thursday Said That Myanmar Has Pushed One Million Rohingyas Onto Its Soil And It Will Make Efforts To Resolve The Issue Peacefully Despite âprovocations .
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Vivek Arya | Updated on: 06 Oct 2017, 07:57:50 AM
New Delhi:
Bangladesh on Thursday said that Myanmar has pushed one million Rohingyas onto its soil and it will make efforts to resolve the issue peacefully despite “provocations”.
While participating in the India Economic Summit (IES), Bangladesh foreign secretary Shahidul Haque said “Recently Myanmar has pushed one million Rohingyas, their own nationals, onto our soil. We are still struggling. We haven’t got into a fight with them despite provocations.”
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Union Budget 2021: Research budget should reach beyond the IITs: Kris Gopalakrishnan
Union Budget 2021: `This Rs 50,000 crore is a very good allocation for the research ecosystem, ensuring that the NRF is funded very well. It is also good signal to the entire business community that the government is optimistic about funding research’
Kris Gopalakrishnan at the India Economic Summit 2008. File photo.
The Union Budget, 2021, allocated Rs 50,000 crore to the National Research Foundation (NRF) for five years to give the research ecosystem in the country a boost. The foundation will aggregate funds available across ministries along with the budget allocations for research in national priority areas.