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Mastering Positive Thinking During Depression: A Path to Healing

Depression is a pervasive mental health disorder that affects millions worldwide, casting a shadow over daily activities and diminishing the joy of life. Understanding the nature of depression, recognizing its symptoms, and knowing effective strategies to foster positive thinking are crucial steps toward recovery. In this extensive guide, we will explore these facets in-depth, culminating in a recommendation for Dr. Prakhar D. Jain, a renowned psychiatrist based in Mumbai, who specializes in treating depression.

Understanding Depression

Depression goes beyond occasional sadness or the blues; it is a serious medical condition that profoundly impacts an individual's thoughts, feelings, and ability to function in daily life. Symptoms can range from persistent sadness, fatigue, and loss of interest in activities, to more severe manifestations like pervasive feelings of worthlessness, recurrent thoughts of death, and physical symptoms without a clear physical cause.

The Importance of Positive Thinking in Depression

Positive thinking is not about ignoring life's less pleasant situations. It is about approaching adversity in a more hopeful and productive way. Positive thinking in the context of depression involves focusing on one’s strengths and accomplishments, which can be a beacon during the dark times. It is a vital component of recovery, helping to alleviate the cognitive aspects of depression, such as pessimism and negative self-talk.

Strategies for Fostering Positive Thinking

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): CBT is a form of psychotherapy that helps people learn how to identify and reframe negative thought patterns that contribute to depression. It encourages a more balanced and constructive way to respond to stressors.

Mindfulness and Meditation: These practices help center thoughts in the present moment and can reduce the tendency to ruminate on negative thoughts, a common symptom of depression.

Physical Activity: Exercise releases endorphins, natural brain chemicals that enhance your sense of well-being. Just 30 minutes a day, three to five times a week, can significantly improve depression symptoms.

Maintaining a Routine: Depression can strip away the structure from your life. Setting a gentle daily schedule can help you get back on track.

Set Realistic Goals: Decide what you want to achieve academically, professionally, and personally, and write down the steps you need to realize your goals. Aim for a few small goals each day.

Nutrition: Eating a diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids, fruits, vegetables, and lean proteins can help counter the effects of depression. Timing and Procedure in Seeking Help Recognizing when to seek help is crucial. Early intervention increases the effectiveness of treatment and recovery. If you or someone you know is experiencing signs of depression, consider these steps:

Consultation: Starting with a detailed consultation can help outline the specific symptoms and suitable treatment approaches.

Assessment: Comprehensive assessments may include psychological evaluations and sometimes physical exams to rule out other conditions.

Treatment Planning: Based on the assessment, a tailored treatment plan that might include medication, psychotherapy, or a combination of both will be developed. Dr. Prakhar D. Jain: Your Partner in Fighting Depression In Mumbai, Dr. Prakhar D. Jain is recognized for his expertise and compassionate approach to treating depression. With years of experience and a robust educational background, Dr. Jain understands the complexities of depression and offers customized treatment plans that include the latest therapeutic techniques and medications. Patients under Dr. Jain's care highlight his ability to listen attentively and create a supportive environment, key elements that encourage positive thinking and recovery. His approach is holistic, considering all aspects of a patient's life, from mental and emotional health to physical and social factors. Conclusion Depression is a challenging battle, but with the right support and strategies, it is possible to foster a more positive outlook that supports recovery. Dr. Prakhar D. Jain’s expertise in treating depression makes him a valuable resource for those seeking help. For more information on how Dr. Jain can assist you or your loved ones in managing depression and embracing positive thinking, please visit his dedicated depression treatment page. Remember, taking the first step by reaching out for help can lead to significant improvements in your quality of life. Learn more about how Dr. Jain can guide you on the path to recovery by visiting his website. With the right treatment and strategies, turning the tide on depression is within your reach.

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Understanding Virtual Autism: Recognizing Symptoms and Navigating Support

Introduction

In recent years, the intersection of technology and health has unveiled new phenomena in child development, one of which is "virtual autism"—a term that captures a pattern of behavioral similarities to autism spectrum disorders, believed to be influenced by excessive exposure to screen-based technologies. This blog explores the concept of virtual autism, its symptoms, and how to manage it effectively.

What is Virtual Autism?

Virtual autism refers to a condition where children exhibit behaviors akin to those of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), including difficulties with social communication and repetitive behaviors, which some experts believe are exacerbated by prolonged and early exposure to digital screens. Unlike traditional autism, which has a genetic and developmental basis, virtual autism is theoretically reversible and closely linked to environmental factors—particularly screen time.

Symptoms of Virtual Autism

Identifying virtual autism involves observing specific symptoms that overlap with traditional ASD. These symptoms can vary widely but often include:

Social Withdrawal: Children may seem more interested in digital devices than in interacting with peers or family members.

Delayed Speech Development: Excessive screen time can impede linguistic skills, leading to delays in speech and language development.

Behavioral Issues: This may include tantrums or extreme irritability when screens are taken away.

Difficulty with Transitions: Children may struggle to move from screen-based activities to other tasks.

Repetitive Behaviors: Engaging with devices can lead to repetitive clicking, swiping, or other motor movements.

Impact of Screen Time

The crux of virtual autism lies in the relationship between screen time and developmental delays. Various studies suggest that early and excessive use of screens can impact a child’s developmental trajectory, affecting everything from cognitive skills to social interaction. It’s essential to understand that while screens are an integral part of modern life, moderation is key, especially in the formative years of a child’s life.

Managing and Preventing Virtual Autism

Addressing virtual autism requires a proactive approach focused on reducing screen time and increasing interactive, non-screen activities. Some strategies include:

Structured Screen Time: Implementing strict rules about the duration and type of content viewed.

Encourage Physical Play: Activities that involve physical movement and interaction with others can help develop motor skills and social abilities.

Communication Practice: Engaging children in conversations and storytelling to boost their verbal and non-verbal communication skills.

Professional Guidance: Consulting with healthcare providers like Dr. Prakhar D. Jain, who can offer personalized advice and interventions. For more insights, visit Dr. Jain’s comprehensive guide on virtual autism.

Conclusion

While virtual autism is a relatively new concept and still under research, recognizing its symptoms and understanding its implications is vital. By fostering an environment that balances screen time with interactive and physically engaging activities, parents and caregivers can significantly mitigate the risks associated with virtual autism.

As society navigates this digital age, the guidance of experts like Dr. Prakhar D. Jain becomes invaluable in ensuring the healthy development of our children. Embracing both technology and traditional developmental activities will pave the way for a well-rounded upbringing in today's interconnected world.

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Good Luck is an upcoming movie scheduled to be released on April 05, 2024. It is a Hindi language comedy film that features actors like Brijendra Kala's, Malti Mathur, Angoori, while it is directed by Prakhar Srivastava and produced by Azad Jain

"Good Luck" is a comedic film that revolves around Angoori, a 75-year-old woman who unexpectedly finds herself pregnant, much to the shock and amusement of her family. The unexpected turn of events throws her family into a state of chaos, leading to hilarious situations and misunderstandings. 

Starring - Brijendra Kala, Malti Mathur, Manisha Chitrode, Dr. (Er) Azad Jain, Ashutosh Upadhyay, Tulika Banerjee, Pannkaj Waagle, Ayushi Shukla, Sagar Shende Written and Directed by Prakhar Shrivastava Producer and Creative Director - Dr. (Er) Azad Jain Executive Producer - Asha Azad Jain DOP - Deepak Pandey Art Director - Chandrashekhar Yadav Music Composer - Jaydeep Hora Lyrics - Mukesh Sanket Editor- Manish Pradhan A film by Asha Azad Films

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Prakhar Jain Jaitley from Stage 3 secured the Gold Medal in the Group race at the Twin Cities Skating Competition held in Bandlaguda Jagir.

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Hyderabad boy tops CA Intermediate Exam

In the results declared by the ICAI on Wednesday, Y Gokul Sai Sreekar of Hyderabad secured 688 (86 per cent) out of 800 marks in the CA Intermediate Examination

Hyderabad: A Hyderabad boy stood all India topper in the Chartered Accountants Intermediate Examination May 2023, which is considered as one of the toughest exams.

In the results declared by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) on Wednesday, Y Gokul Sai Sreekar of Hyderabad secured 688 (86 per cent) out of 800 marks in the CA Intermediate Examination.

Speaking to ‘Telangana Today’, Sreekar said he would be enrolling for CA Articleship training in Big 4 companies. “I liked Finance as a field and wanted to explore the sector. This is the reason I chose CA,” the 18-year old said.

While several candidates take multiple attempts to clear the exam, Sreekar who studied about 12 to 13 hours a day topped the exam in his first attempt itself and said he drew inspiration from previous rank holders like Rajan Kabra, Akshath Goyal and Sidhantg Mishra.

“Since the volume of CA Intermediate is huge, I had to plan and allocate my time towards all subjects. I did multiple revisions. I also believe that conceptual understanding is the key to success in a course like CA. I like playing badminton and I used to go for short walks during the time of my relaxation,” he said.

Noor Singla of Patiala and Kavya Sandeep Kothari of Mumbai with 85.25 per cent and 84.75 per cent of marks stood all India second and third toppers in the same examination.

A total of 1,00,781 candidates appeared for the CA Intermediate Group — I exam and only 18.95 per cent qualified. Similarly, 23.44 per cent out of 81,956 candidates who appeared for the Group — II exams have passed. As many as 39,195 candidates appeared for both Groups and 10.24 per cent were declared qualified.

In the CA Final exam May 2023, Jain Akshay Ramesh of Ahmedabad, Kalpesh Jain G of Chennai and Prakhar Varshney of New Delhi were all India first, second and third toppers.

The results of the CA Final and Intermediate Examination have been hosted on the ICAI’s website https://icai.nic.in/caresult/.

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Bad movie I have Tetsuo: The Bullet Man 2009

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Reference:- 1. शुरू करो कम,  लेके प्रभु का नाम// Mayank Kumar Singh 2. The greatest building is therme vals// Rajat Tyagi 3. काम ऐसा करो कि गाँड फाड़ दो सब की । Prakhar Jain 4. Dude, you have a decent portfolio. But, not the right attitude. Be confident not grateful to anyone.// Paritosh Singh 5. 

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We congratulate the winners and specially all the participants for coming forward and making the ASIAN LOCKDOWN TALENT HUNT a great success. With over 200 entries our judges have worked over hours to watch and analyze each participants and then come to a conclusion.

List of winners-

1st - Aadya Shree -Rs 5,000 - https://bit.ly/3cok20c

2nd - 197 Himang Singh - Rs 3,000 -https://bit.ly/3gL7GTA

3rd - 221 - Krishna - Rs 2,000 - https://bit.ly/36QwzbN

Consolation prizes:

Rs 500/each

Aayu Kumar - https://bit.ly/2zH7UdL

Prakhar Goswami - https://bit.ly/36OMUNZ

Arnav Shukla - https://bit.ly/3do9uQf

Anushka Jain - https://bit.ly/3gBgdZ7

Dr. Mukul Goswami - https://bit.ly/3cql8IW

Jury Prize: Rs 1,000

Rishabh - https://bit.ly/2AsCbNn

Soham Trivedi - https://bit.ly/36Ns01W

Pushkar Bhatia- https://bit.ly/2XmYQna

#AsianLockdownTalentHunt #Winners #Contest #Lockdown

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Distributor Rohandeep Singh of Jumping Tomatoes is no more a part of Romeo Idiot Desi Juliet

Distributor Rohandeep Singh of Jumping Tomatoes is no more a part of Romeo Idiot Desi Juliet

The first look of Romeo Idiot Desi Juliet starring Ruslan Mumtaz and Rashmi Singh was launched by the makers recently and now it has been learnt that Rohandeep Singh, owner of film distribution company Jumping Tomatoes, who was earlier associated with the project is no more a part of it.

It all started when he cancelled the deal on his own citing commitment issues post other distributor joined…

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Leading Autism Treatment Centre in Mumbai

Discover comprehensive autism treatment at Dr. Prakhar Jain's Autism Therapy Centre in Mumbai. Specializing in advanced therapies, including stem cell therapy, Dr. Jain offers a supportive and innovative approach to autism care. With a dedicated child development centre and the best autism doctors in Mumbai, the centre provides tailored treatment plans to help children with autism thrive. Explore the leading autism treatment options in Mumbai.

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Case Study: Whatfix Takes On Global Digital Adoption Platform with Salesforce

#Whatfix Takes On Global #Digital_Adoption Platform with #Salesforce #CRM #CaseStudy

Often, enterprise technology solutions that companies implement can be complex to understand and difficult to navigate. And boosting employee adoption of these is a challenge.

Prakhar Jain of Whatfix ,

Enter Whatfix – a digital adoption platform that provides in-app employee training for software solutions across the business. Whatfix modules are customised to customer needs; easy-to-understand…

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Blog Competition Winner Announcement (Week 4th May 2020)

So today is the day! We are finally announcing the winner of our Blog Writing Competition of the 4th week of May 2020 (From 25th May 2020 to 31st May 2020). 

We’d like to say a big thanks to everyone for participating! It has been a great pleasure receiving your articles on a different legal topic, they were all amazing! 

And now we’d like to congratulate our top 5 contestants who become the undoubted winners. They will receive Prize money of Rs 2000, LawSikho store credits worth Rs. 1000 and a Certificate of Merit from team LawSikho.

They will also get an opportunity to intern at LawSikho under the direct mentorship of Ramanuj Mukherjee, Abhyuday Agarwal, Harsh Jain and Komal Shah. Their articles will get published on iPleaders blog (India’s largest legal blog). Click here to see other perks available to them.

Their entries (see below) received maximum marks based on the average marks given by the panel of editors, and has been crowned the winners!

S.no

Name

About Author

Article

1

Arush Mittal

Intern

Global water issues: Everything important you should know about

2

Rachit Garg

Intern

Bailment- Meaning and Introduction

3

Prakhar Rathi

Intern

Discharge under CrPC

4

Yatin Gaur

Intern

Key differences between the Indian Contract Law and U.A.E Contract Law 

5

Ilashri Gaur

Intern

Protected areas under the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972

Meet our next 5 contestants who made it to top 10 here. They will receive a Certificate of Excellence from team LawSikho.

They will also get an opportunity to intern at LawSikho under the direct mentorship of Ramanuj Mukherjee, Abhyuday Agarwal, Harsh Jain and Komal Shah. Their articles got published on iPleaders blog (India’s largest legal blog). Click here to see other perks available to them.

S.no

Name

About Author

Article

6

Shambhavi Singh

Student pursuing Diploma in M&A, Institutional Finance and Investment Laws (PE and VC transactions) from LawSikho.com

How to Draft a Share Subscription Agreement

7

Parul Chaturvedi

Intern

Where can you complain if the Police illegally beat you up?

8

Poulomi Sen

Guest Post

Music Sampling – A Threat to Copyright

  9

Sushant Agrawal

Intern

Jurisdiction of the Courts as regards the Place of Inquiry and Trial under CrPC

10

Sparsh Agrawal

Intern

Comparative Analysis of Personal laws with reference to India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh

Click here to see all of the contest entries. Click here to see our previous week’s winners.

Our panel of judges, which included editors of iPleaders blog and LawSikho team, choose the winning entry based on how well it exemplified the entry requirements.

The contestants have to claim their prize money by sending their account details at uzair@ipleaders.in within 1 month (30 days) of the date of declaration of results and not afterwards. Certificates will be sent on the email address given by the contestant while submitting the article. For any other queries feel free to contact Uzair at 8439572315 LawSikho credits can be claimed within three months from the date of declaration of the results (after which credits will expire).

Congratulations all the participants!

Regards,

Team LawSikho

LawSikho has created a telegram group for exchanging legal knowledge, referrals and various opportunities. You can click on this link and join:

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Internships for Hindi Medium Law Students

The Article is written by Bhavna Singh, Fairfield School of Law, Kapashera affiliated to Indraprastha University, Delhi.

In the article, the author has discussed that there are many law firms and legal institutions where people talk in Hindi. She has provided contact details of some institutions where Hindi Medium students can apply for internships.

I am from Hindi medium background. When I decided to pursue law, it was a big decision for me because I was worried about studying everything in English.

In my 12th standard, I had English but only as a subject. I was afraid if I could be able to do study law in English for 5 years. I prepared hard, attended regular classes to improve my English, took law entrance and then somehow I managed. During the initial period though, it was tough for me to compete with the people who were habitual of speaking English. Doing projects in English was also a challenge and I constantly worried about falling behind those who studied in English medium schools.

When it came to internships, I was afraid again because I had heard that we have to work and talk only in English. We can’t even speak in Hindi in law firms!

However, I realized later that there are many organizations where you don’t have to be fluent in English even if you work as a lawyer. There are NGOs, district court lawyers and trial lawyers and advocates doing property related work who actually do all their work in Hindi or other local languages depending on the state or locality.

I remember when I worked with a well known supreme court lawyer, some associates there used to talk in Hindi and interns were not forced to talk in English. Even when I interned with Senior Advocate Salman Khurshid, Many people there used to speak in Hindi.

In the legal world, English is a priority. It is the language of record in High Courts and the Supreme Court. It is also a sine qua non if you want to work in transactional law firms. However, in district courts and all sorts of local government works are done in the local language, and lawyers with a superior grasp of the local language have a great advantage in these things. In fact, practising criminal law in any state is next to impossible without being able to read and write the local vernacular language.

However, there are law students who study law in the Hindi medium. They find further challenges, especially when it comes to internships. Where can they intern? Recently, Ramanuj Mukherjee, founder of iPleaders, was approached by few Hindi medium law students after he delivered a keynote speech at Dehradun Law College. All of them complained about how it is terribly difficult for them to get internships because they did not study in English medium law colleges.

After this, Ramanuj floated a message on LinkedIn asking which lawyers and law firms were willing to take such students for internship. The response was very encouraging. I am listing out the names and contact details for benefit of Hindi medium law students.

If you know more places, please share name and details in comments. Let us build a comprehensive list of lawyers and law firms that are willing to take Hindi medium law students as interns.

I am sharing the contacts details of the same.

Online legal blog writing internship

Devashish Jain

Devashishjain@racolblegal.com

  Sarthak Advocates and Solicitors

Careers@Sarthaklaw.com

(Write specifically that students are applying with reference of Adv Abhishek Nath Tripathi, Founder and owner of Sarthak Advocates and Solicitors)

  Childline India Foundation

career@childlineindia.org.in

  Sync Legal

Prakhar D, partner, Sync Legal

Mail@synclegal.co.in

  Law department of PSU bank

Ashwini Gupta, retired bank officer

Ashwinigupta123@gmail.com

  Sankhla and Associates

Kapil Sankhla, Managing Partner

Jobs@sankhla.in

  Vertical Legal

Internship@Verticallegal.com

Lovisha Aggarwal

  Chenicherry Kandambeth

Founder, LegalTech, blue paul

kandambeth@tuitapp.com

(Add your cover letter, mention why you are interested in interning with a legal startup and what you expect to learn.)

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