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Bengaluru Groups Work to Bridge Mental Health Treatment Gap

Bengaluru faces a high suicide rate among major Indian metros, with only 0.3 psychiatrists per 100,000 citizens nationally as per the 2015-2016 survey. City initiatives focus on improving mental health access through education, conversations, movement, and music. NIMHANS leads a multistate ICMR project training over 600 teachers and 1,000 students across 60 campuses to prevent student suicides, supported by the self-help website mywellbeingshelf.in.

Deccan Herald··Bengaluru

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Technology

U.N. Warns Against Mind-Reading Technology Use on Citizens

The United Nations has issued a warning against the use of technology designed to read the minds of citizens. This caution highlights concerns about privacy and ethical implications surrounding such invasive technologies. The warning aims to prevent misuse and protect individual rights in the face of advancing technological capabilities.

The New York Times·

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Politics

Fort Hood Shooter Nidal Hasan's Execution to Be Publicly Livestreamed

The execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan will be carried out publicly and livestreamed, according to Pentagon officials. The execution will be by firing squad, and the event is planned to be accessible to the public through a live broadcast. This decision was confirmed by Pentagon and media reports.

India Today·

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Politics

20 Rebel TMC MPs, Including Sayoni Ghosh, Miss Om Birla's Deadline

Twenty rebel TMC MPs, including Sayoni Ghosh, have not responded to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla's notice, risking disqualification. Mamata Banerjee issued an ultimatum to these MPs and MLAs to return within 15 days or face consequences. The Speaker has requested a two-week extension to decide on the disqualification notices. Ten MPs were absent from a recent rebel meeting.

Hindustan·

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World

Apsara Foundation and Apollo Hospitals Promote Inclusive Education in Chennai

Apsara Foundation and Apollo Hospitals organized an event in Chennai to raise awareness about inclusive education. The initiative supports education and skill development for autistic, Down syndrome, and transgender youths, aiming to foster greater inclusion and opportunities for these marginalized groups.

The Hindu··Chennai

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Sports

India to Play West Indies in Second T20 International in Ranchi

India will face the West Indies in the second T20 International cricket match held today in Ranchi. This match follows the first T20 International between the two teams, continuing their series. The game is a key event for both teams as they compete in this international cricket format.

News On AIR··Ranchi

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