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Law university sparks dialogue on mental well-being

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The Rotaract Club of Himachal Pradesh National Law University (HPNLU), in collaboration with the Centre for Human Rights and Disability Studies (CHRDS), organised a thought-provoking session titled ‘Let’s Talk Mental Health’, offering students a deep dive into the multifaceted dimensions of mental well-being.

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The lecture was delivered by Prof (Dr) Shiv Nath Ghosh (retd), a renowned psychologist from the Department of Psychology, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla. Dr Ghosh underscored the critical need for awareness, empathy and early intervention in addressing mental health challenges, especially in high-stress academic and professional environments.

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Adding depth to the discussion, the event featured a documentary screening that vividly portrayed real-life experiences related to mental health. The film resonated strongly with the audience, sparking reflection and discussion among students and faculty alike.

The event commenced with a welcome address and felicitation of the guest speaker by Prof (Dr) Priti Saxena, Vice-Chancellor of HPNLU. It was attended by Prof (Dr) SS Jaswal, Registrar of HPNLU, along with faculty members and students from various departments.

The session concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Dr Harichand, Coordinator of the Rotaract Club, who emphasised the importance of continued mental health conversations in academic spaces.

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