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Mental Healthcare Act, 2017: We don’t need Doctors, we need Oswalds

This paper tries to elucidate the ground picture of mentally-ill people living in India and the need for the country to address it and find solutions.

Siddhi Shubhangi
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As a country, India represents the confluence of diverse forms of religion, faith and culture. The Constitution of India, given a chameleon nature by the framers to tackle the issues which often crop up due to the occasional friction between these diverse socio-cultural forces.  With ‘fraternity’ forming the core principle of its existence, the Indian set up is more inclined towards brotherhood, care and concern for one another. The countrymen taking a cue from their Gandhian freedom struggle, have an inclination for harmony over violence.

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Siddhi Shubhangi
Written by Siddhi Shubhangi

Siddhi is pursuing BBA.LLB from Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad. She writes about different aspects related to law and society. Through her writings, she wishes to connect with the readers and wants

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