Name: The Silent Pandemic: Mental health in times of Covid-19
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Description: As the nation battles an ever growing pandemic, there's another silent storm brewing. A conversation that often goes quiet, here's a look at mental health in times of a crisis.

As the nation battles an ever growing pandemic, there's another silent storm brewing. A conversation that often goes quiet, here's a look at mental health in times of a

The Silent Pandemic: Mental health in times of Covid-19  

As the nation battles an ever growing pandemic, there's another silent storm brewing. A conversation that often goes quiet, here's a look at mental health in times of a crisis.&nbsp;

As the nation battles an ever growing pandemic, there's another silent storm brewing. A conversation that often goes quiet, here's a look at mental health in times of a crisis.

Petrol and diesel prices have touched fresh all-time highs after a fresh 35 paise hike on Tuesday. Fuel prices were hiked by oil marketing companies on Tuesday despite 

Petrol and diesel prices have touched fresh all-time highs after a fresh 35 paise hike on Tuesday. Fuel prices were hiked by oil marketing companies on Tuesday despite a dip in global crude oil rates. In Delhi, the price of a litre of petrol has increased to Rs 86.05 from Rs 85.70, while it is nearing Rs 93 in Mumbai.&nbsp;Diesel price has crossed Rs 76 in the national capital after the fresh hike, while it has crossed Rs 83 in Mumbai. Diesel is retailing above Rs 80 in at least eight major cities.&nbsp;

Covid-19 pandemic has exacerbated India's mental health crisis. With over 14% of the population suffering from mental health issues even before the pandemic made the th

Covid-19 pandemic has exacerbated India's mental health crisis. With over 14% of the population suffering from mental health issues even before the pandemic made the things worse, will the Union Budget 2021 recognise the growing crisis and allocate funds to tackle it?

Protesting farmers braved police lathis and tear gas shells to enter the Capital for their tractor rally on the Republic Day. Here's a look at how Delhi borders turned 

Protesting farmers braved police lathis and tear gas shells to enter the Capital for their tractor rally on the Republic Day. Here's a look at how Delhi borders turned into war zones.&nbsp;
Singhu border: Police use tear gas shells on farmers
Karnal Bypass: Farmers break police barricade
Farmers push through barricades at Delhi-Meerut Expressway
Farmers take over police vehicles at Mukarba Chowk
Farmers climb atop a water cannon at Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar

The 72nd Republic Day saw a shorter parade, with smaller marching contingents and fewer cultural performances due to Covid crisis. The parade began from Vijay Chowk, as

The 72nd Republic Day saw a shorter parade, with smaller marching contingents and fewer cultural performances due to Covid crisis. The parade began from Vijay Chowk, as usual, but ended at the National Stadium instead of ending at the Red Fort. So, it covered a distance of 3.3 km as compared to the normal 8.2 km. The number of spectators were also reduced to around 25,000 compared to the average of 1.3 lakh people every year. Children under 15 and elderly were allowed this time as a precaution against Covid. The parade saw a spectacle of India's military might and cultural diversity as the marching contingents and tableaux rolled down the Rajpath. A contingent of the Bangladesh armed forces will also take part in the parade in view of the 50th anniversary celebrations of the 1971 war of liberation.

In a first, a contingent of the Bangladesh Armed Forces marched in the Republic Day parade on Tuesday. The participation was to commemorate 50 years of the country's Li

In a first, a contingent of the Bangladesh Armed Forces marched in the Republic Day parade on Tuesday. The participation was to commemorate 50 years of the country's Liberation War in 1971 and establishment of diplomatic ties with India. The 122-member strong Bangladeshi contingent was led by Lt Col Abu Mohammed Shahnoor Shawan. This is the third time that a contingent from a foreign country has taken part in the Republic Day celebrations. The other two countries being France in 2016 and the UAE in 2017.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson shared a message and greeted India on the 72nd Republic Day. In his video message to Boris Johnson reiterated his plan to visit Ind

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson shared a message and greeted India on the 72nd Republic Day. In his video message Boris Johnson reiterated his plan to visit India in the coming months. Johnson was due to be in New Delhi as the chief guest at the annual parade to mark the Republic Day but had to call off the visit after the emergence of a new, deadlier variant of coronavirus in UK at the end of last year. UK and India are working side by side to free humanity from the coronavirus pandemic, Johnson said in a special reference to the vaccine collaboration.

The Delhi Police on Tuesday morning used tear gas shells and lathi-charged protesting farmers as thousands of them broke barricades on Delhi borders to enter the Capita

The Delhi Police on Tuesday morning used tear gas shells and lathi-charged protesting farmers as thousands of them broke barricades on Delhi borders to enter the Capital to participate in the tractor rally on Republic Day. Farmers began their tractor parade from the Delhi borders to mark two months of protests against the new farm laws. From early morning the highways around Delhi were lined with thousands of tractors and farmers who came for the rally. Protesting farmers broke police barricades at the Singhu and Tikri borders as they were stopped by the police.

India military rolled down the Rajpath in its full splendour during the 72nd Republic Day parade on Tuesday. Leading the big guns was the main battle tank of the Indian

India's military rolled down the Rajpath in its full splendour during the 72nd Republic Day parade on Tuesday. Leading the big guns was the main battle tank of the Indian Army, T- 90 Bhishma, which was commanded by Captain Karanveer Singh Bhangu of 54 Armoured Regiment. The Mobile Autonomous Launcher of the Brahmos Missile system followed led by Captain Quamrul Zaman. This missile has been developed as a joint venture between India and Russia. It has a maximum range of 400 km. Then came the perfect combination of AI and human brillance, the Pinaka Multi Launcher Rocket System of 841 Rocket Regiment led by Capt Vibhor Gulati. 214 mm Pinaka MBRL is one of the most advanced rocket systems in world. A fully automated system, it can deliver firepower within a short span of time over large area.
Captain Preeti Choudhary of 140 Air Defence Regiment led the upgraded Schilka Weapon system. She was the only woman contingent commander from Army at the parade.

Continuing with the trend of declining daily Covid cases, India recorded just over 9,000 cases in the last 24 hours, data released by the health ministry on Tuesday mor

Continuing with the trend of declining daily Covid cases, India recorded just over 9,000 cases in the last 24 hours, data released by the health ministry on Tuesday morning showed. 9,102 fresh coronavirus cases is the lowest surge in daily Covid-19 cases in nearly seven months. The last time India recorded 9,000 daily cases was in June first week when the government had just started lifting the coronavirus lockdown. The country has logged 1.06 crore cases since the beginning of the pandemic of which over 1.03 crore have so far recovered. India Covid fatalities count stands with 1,53,587 with 117 deaths logged in the last 24 hours

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday paid homage to the fallen soldiers by laying a wreath at the National War Memorial at India Gate on the occasion of the 72nd Rep

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday paid homage to the fallen soldiers by laying a wreath at the National War Memorial at India Gate on the occasion of the 72nd Republic Day. The Prime Minister was received at the war memorial by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat, and the chiefs of the three Armed Forces. The National War Memorial has been built in memory of the soldiers who laid down their lives for the country post-independence. The prime minister also extended his warm wishes to the countrymen on Republic Day.

ITBP jawans unfurled the national flag at 17,000 feet in -25 degrees at the Ladakh on the occasion of the 72nd Republic Day. Visuals showed ITBP soldiers marching with 

ITBP jawans unfurled the national flag at 17,000 feet in -25 degrees at the Ladakh on the occasion of the 72nd Republic Day. Visuals showed ITBP soldiers marching with the flag on a frozen lake and raising slogans on the icy heights on the border outpost. Ladakh has been at the centre of tensions with China along the LAC since June last year when 20 Indian soldiers were killed in a deadly clash with the Chinese soldiers as the PLA tried to intrude into the Indian territory.

There was early morning chaos at the Delhi borders with UP and Haryana as protesting farmers knocked down barricades on the outskirts of the Capital. Thousands of farme

There was early morning chaos at the Delhi borders with UP and Haryana as protesting farmers knocked down barricades on the outskirts of the Capital. Thousands of farmers are broke police barricades at Singhu and Tikri borders as cops tried to stop them from marching into the Capital. Highways are Delhi are lined up with thousands of tractors that have arrived for the rally later today. Visuals showed thousands of farmers holding flags entering Delhi on foot and tractors amid huge police presence.

The Trinamool Congress on Monday said that it is likely to move a censure motion in the West Bengal assembly over raising of 'Jai Shri Ram slogan at an official program

The Trinamool Congress on Monday said that it is likely to move a censure motion in the West Bengal assembly over raising of 'Jai Shri Ram slogan at an official programme to celebrate the birth anniversary of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. The party claiming that it was an insult to the freedom fighter as well as the chief minister. Mamata Banerjee on Saturday refused to speak at the event attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi after "Jai Shri Ram" slogans were raised by a section of the audience just before she was to start her address at the Victoria Memorial Hall in Kolkata. A censure motion is moved in a Legislative House to express strong disapproval of certain policies or acts.

India is celebrating its 72nd Republic Day and the main ceremony will be organised at Rajpath in the national capital where President Ram Nath Kovind will take the salu

India is celebrating its 72nd Republic Day and the main ceremony will be organised at Rajpath in the national capital where President Ram Nath Kovind will take the salute of the parade. India&rsquo;s military might, cultural diversity, social and economic progress will be on display during the Republic Day celebrations. Thirty-two tableaux, 17 from states and Union territories, nine from various ministries or departments and paramilitary forces and six from the ministry of defence, depicting the nation&rsquo;s rich cultural heritage, economic progress and defence prowess will roll down the Rajpath. The grand event will culminate with Rafale aircraft flying at a speed of 900-kilometre per hour carrying out a Vertical Charlie.

Jyoti Kumari, the 16-year-old girl who carried her ailing father for 1,200 kilometres from Haryana to Bihar on a cycle during the coronavirus lockdown last year, is amo

Jyoti Kumari, the 16-year-old girl who carried her ailing father for 1,200 kilometres from Haryana to Bihar on a cycle during the coronavirus lockdown last year, is among the thirty-two children to be awarded the bravery award this Republic Day. "Congratulation to Bihar, Darbhanga's Jyoti Kumari for getting Bal Puraskar and warm wishes for her future," Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted on Monday. Jyoti's courage and strength cannot be described in words, a citation for the award tweeted by PM Modi read.
Arshiya Das, a 10-year-old chess player, has also been awarded for her contribution in the field of sports. &nbsp;

This Republic Day will see a shorter parade, with smaller marching contingents and fewer cultural performances due to Covid crisis. The parade will begin from Vijay Cho

This Republic Day will see a shorter parade, with smaller marching contingents and fewer cultural performances due to Covid crisis. The parade will begin from Vijay Chowk, as usual, but will culminate at the National Stadium instead of ending at the Red Fort. So, it will cover a distance of 3.3 km as compared to the normal 8.2 km. The number of spectators has also been reduced to around 25,000 compared to the average of 1.3 lakh people every year. Children and elderly have not been allowed this time as a precaution against Covid. A contingent of the Bangladesh armed forces will also take part in the parade in view of the 50th anniversary celebrations of the 1971 war of liberation. There is no chief guest this year.

Colonel Bikumalla Santosh Babu, who led his troops against the "vicious" Chinese attack in Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh in June last year, has been posthumously name

Colonel Bikumalla Santosh Babu, who led his troops against the "vicious" Chinese attack in Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh in June last year, has been posthumously named for the second-highest military award, Mahavir Chakra, for acts of gallantry in the presence of the enemy, according to an official announcement on Monday.
Twenty Indian Army personnel laid down their lives in the fierce hand-to-hand combat on June 15 in Galwan Valley, an incident that marked the most serious military conflicts between the two sides in decades.
Four other soldiers --Naib Subedar Nuduram Soren, Havildar (Gunner) K Palani, Naik Deepak Singh and Sepoy Gurtej Singh-- who also laid down their lives valiantly fighting the Chinese troops in the Galwan Valley clash have been named for Vir Chakra awards posthumously.
Havildar Tejinder Singh from the 3 Medium Regiment and was a member of the Indian Army team at Galwan Valley clash, has also been named for Vir Chakra award.
Col Babu, the commanding officer of the 16 Bihar regiment, was undaunted by the "violent and aggressive" action and overwhelming strength of enemy soldiers, and he continued to resist their attempt to pushback the Indian troops, displaying true spirit of service before self, the official release said.
"Despite being grievously injured, Colonel Babu led from the front with absolute command and control despite hostile conditions to deter the vicious enemy attack at his position," it said.
"In the skirmish that broke out and ensuing hand-to-hand combat with enemy soldiers, he valiantly resisted the enemy attack till his last breath, inspiring and motivating his troops to hold ground," it said, about his role during the 'Operation Snow Leopard' .
The release said Col Babu has been awarded the Mahavir Chakra for displaying "exemplary leadership, astute professionalism and supreme sacrifice" in the line of duty.

Raising the possibility of a clash with the police, which has chalked out a route for the farmers' tractor rally, one of the key participants -- the Kisan Mazdoor Sangh

Raising the possibility of a clash with the police, which has chalked out a route for the farmers' tractor rally, one of the key participants -- the Kisan Mazdoor Sangharsh Committee -- has declared that it would not stick to the agreed upon route. The group has said that its parade will approach the Delhi's Outer Ring Road, which the cops have not allowed. The police and farmers union had agreed upon the tractor parade routes from three locations at the border after a series of meetings. Delhi Police chief SN Srivastava has warned that some elements are trying to provoke the farmers and take advantage of the rally.

Two pilots were injured after an Army Advanced Light Helicopter crash-landed inside a defence area on Monday evening in Kathua district of Jammu and Kashmir.
An Army a

Two pilots were injured after an Army Advanced Light Helicopter crash-landed inside a defence area on Monday evening in Kathua district of Jammu and Kashmir.
An Army ambulance reached the spot and shifted the injured to the hospital. A fire tender was also sent to the accident scene.
The reasons for the crash landing of the chopper are being ascertained. Preliminary reports suggested that it could be due to a technical snag.

The Padma Awards, one of the highest civilian awards conferred by the President on the eve of Republic Day every year, have been announced. These awards were instituted

The Padma Awards, one of the highest civilian awards conferred by the President on the eve of Republic Day every year, have been announced. These awards were instituted in the year 1954 and are conferred in three categories- Padma Vibhushan, Padma Bhushan and Padma Shri.&nbsp;Former Japanese PM Shinzo Abe&nbsp;been awarded&nbsp;Padma&nbsp;Vibhushan&nbsp; for&nbsp;Public Affairs. Others in this category include&nbsp;late&nbsp;singer&nbsp;S P Balasubramaniam&nbsp;and sand artist&nbsp;Sudarshan Sahoo-&nbsp;in the field of arts,&nbsp;Dr. Belle&nbsp;Monappa&nbsp;Hegde&nbsp;for&nbsp;Medicine,&nbsp;Narinder Singh&nbsp;Kapany&nbsp;for&nbsp;Science and Engineering,&nbsp;Maulana&nbsp;Wahiduddin&nbsp;Khan&nbsp;for&nbsp;Spiritualism&nbsp;and&nbsp;B&nbsp;B&nbsp;Lal&nbsp;for&nbsp;Archaeology.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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