According to me, the answers to the following 7 questions should matter :

# Is your beloved available for you on calls & messages when you seek his time ?
# Does he keep in touch ?
# Does he express love & care to you ?
# After he expresses it, do you feel his love as genuine ?
# Does he try & help you out in your difficulties ?
# Does he emotionally uplift you after you interact with him ?
# Do he respect your right to your space, & privacy ?
( the questions have been worded from female to male gender but apply vice-versa too & are genderless )

The answers to these questions I feel should determine your direction of romantic love. When love becomes a matter of ownership, it starts becoming controlling. However, when love exists only for joy, it is the love of the free. The love which seeks to own & control its lover, becomes bereft of joy as it is drowned in the sorrow of insecurity. True love is free, it feels joy in its act of giving, & feels no pain, but instead enjoys the dance of bliss.

: Sir Dr. Huz
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The male, and female genders have some similarities and differences. The similarities lie in their humanity and human nature. The differences primarily lies in their physical being. We can’t say any of the sexes is intellectually superior because in the  exams in academic institutions both fare equally well. The same lies with their emotional make up.

A girl child is special in many respects. Ask a father in old age how much extra care only a daughter can give. Ask those young students who get the most caring, and sensitive education mostly from the female gender. Ask a small child and he will say that his mother loves him the most. This is only due to the blessing of a girl child. Let’s value every woman, and girl, because in the human equation they complete the incomplete part. Humanity lives on because only a woman can produce a child, not a man. Let’s acknowledge the power of every woman, who is a daughter to her parents 1st. It’s the blessing of a girl child.

Happy International Day of Girl Child ( Oct 11 ) ! 

– Sir Dr. Huz

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Complex modern lifestyles with an overall lack of support system and economic disparities have caused a rapid increase in mental health deterioration.

In a discussion on Mental Health and the role of Corporate Social Responsibility by Wockhardt foundation in Mumbai on Friday it was stressed that we need to take urgent step to control growing mental illness in India.
conference to discuss the current Indian scenario of Mental Health and the role of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). The key-note speakers for the conference Mrs. Neerja Birla, Founder and Chairperson of Mpower, an Aditya Birla Education Trust initiative. The welcome address was given by Dr. Huzaifa Khorakiwala, Founder & Chairman of Wockhardt Foundation.Various other prominent NGOs and CSR professionals active on Mental Health issueswere also present.

The conference focused on discussing mental health concerns plaguing India, forming
solution-centric approach to the issues, discussing ways to utilize CSR resources to
tackle the problems, highlight the required policy change along with the need to
increase public-private partnerships.

Mrs. Birla has been felicitated with several awards for her contribution in the field of
mental health and has initiated campaigns like ‘Ride to Mpower’ which aims to
encourage conversations & break the stigma related to mental illness. She commented,
“It is unfortunate that in our country mental health issues have traditionally been ignored
or swept under the carpet – due to lack of awareness and education on one hand, and
due to the stigma and the discrimination attached to them, on the other. Now, more than
ever the need to have more mental health services is necessary. I’m happy to be a part
of Talk for Action Wockhardt Conference where this critical issue was discussed and I
hope to see more corporates focus their CSR efforts on addressing these complex
issues.”.

Dr. Huzaifa Khorakiwala said, “India has one of the largest populations suffering from
one form of mental illness or the other and that one in five Indians may suffer from
depression in their lifetime, with suicide being the leading cause of dearth among those
aged 15–29 in India. We must wake up and take action now. We need to strengthen
and implement mental health policies and programs in the near future and provide the
rationale to enhance investment in mental health care in India and CSR resources must
be utilized for this purpose.”

Asmita Satyarthi, Director, Wockhardt Foundation, said, “Wockhardt Foundation CSR
HUB is committed to promoting healthy dialogue and communication, especially to bring
more emphasis on issues that need a stronger CSR focus. This conference is the first
step to bring various stakeholders together on one platform to discuss this very
important issue. Corporates must take a lead in breaking the taboo and enabling
concrete action on Mental Health.”

Some relevant facts about Mental Health in India
• Prevalence of mental illness, such as mood disorders, is higher among males (13.9%) as compared to females (7.5%)
• 22.4% of the population above 18 years suffers from substance use disorder, majorly tobacco and alcohol
• Alcohol use is found to be higher in males (9%) as against females (0.5%)
• Nearly 1% of the population reports high suicidal tendencies
• Prevalence of mental illness among teenagers (13 to 17 years) is 7.3% with the most common being depression
• The treatment gap for mental disorders ranges between 70% and 92% across different disorders
• 150 million people in India are affected by mental illness but only 10-12% of these individuals will seek help
• Suicide is the leading cause of death among those aged 15–29 in India

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