Harsh Kalia’s untimely demise left me sad. I cannot claim to be close to him. I just met him once and I have a very hazy memory of that meeting. All I remember is that he was a good looking young man with a winning smile and charming manners. Each semester Manipal loses at least… Continue reading I too contemplated Suicide
Year: 2013
Suicide generated by stress
When I was in the third year of my MBBS course, I was posted to the Psychiatry ward for the first time. It was a curiously satisfying stint for me, probably because it was one of my interests during that period of my life. The recent death of a student of MIT, Manipal on 15th… Continue reading Suicide generated by stress
Manipal Nurse Sunday Column: It is never too late to get in shape
Less than one third of Indians older than 55 are physically active. But those who have adopted a regular exercise program are living longer and enjoying their years to the fullest. In fact, regardless of age or state of health, older adults can significantly slow the deterioration of both body and mind by engaging in… Continue reading Manipal Nurse Sunday Column: It is never too late to get in shape
Give Another Try
Please don’t end it; please don’t cry Just give it a thought, give another try. Just share what u got there inside There are still people who are by your side. Life’s got more than a failure or heartbreak Yes agreed that it’s neither a piece of cake. But see the brighter side And you… Continue reading Give Another Try
Manipal Monk: Criticisms shouldn’t strain strong relationships
People who believe that their loved ones can do no wrong, or ought not to be told that they are wrong are stupid people. They may succeed in avoiding conflict with the other person and any consequences that may result, but a more powerful conflict may arise within because those persons are not being true… Continue reading Manipal Monk: Criticisms shouldn’t strain strong relationships