Doctors Are Dying — Why Indian Medical Professionals Have the Highest Suicide Rates | Bharosa He had saved lives that day. Three deliveries. One emergency caesarean. A near-cardiac arrest in the corridor. He went home at 11 PM, ate dinner standing up, and stared at the wall for an hour. He had not slept properly […]
Post-Wedding Depression — The Crash Nobody Talks About After the Big Day | Bharosa It was the wedding she had imagined since childhood. Six months of planning. Three hundred guests. A pandit. A photographer with a drone. A mehndi that took eight hours. A reception where she danced until she could not feel her feet.
The Rise of ‘Quiet Quitting’ — When Disengagement Is Actually Depression | Bharosa He still goes to work every day. He still hits his deadlines, mostly. He still attends the meetings, mostly silent. He no longer puts in extra effort. He no longer cares about being noticed. He no longer hopes for the promotion he
Election Anxiety Disorder — Why Indians Lose Sleep Every Five Years | Bharosa She has not slept properly in three weeks. Every morning at 5 AM she reaches for her phone to check the latest poll, the latest controversy, the latest exit forecast. She fights with her uncle about it at dinner. She fights with
Why You Get Sick Every Time You Take a Holiday — Leisure Sickness Is Real | Bharosa He had been planning the trip for six months. Goa with the family. Beach. Seafood. Sunsets. The day they landed, his throat was scratchy. By morning, he had a fever. By the second day, he was lying in
