media coverage

• Kottai, S.R. (2024).  Mental Health is Political. The Telegraph, 6 March 2024.

• Kottai, S.R. (2023). Why IIT engineering students need social science training? The Indian Express, 20 November 2023.

• Ashfaque, E. J. (2023). A killing jolted Kerala five years ago. Did it change anything? Scroll.in, 5 April 2023.

• Podcast on Research Radio, Economic and Political Weekly-Sociocultural factors and mental health in India, 10 October, 2022. Listen On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4K6k1wvhXzBHyJ7f3hmZDc?si=46edaf19cce442df

• Cheng, C.P. (2022).The Mainstream Psychiatric System in India Continues to Pathologize LGBTQIA+ People. 7 September, 2022. 

• Lilly, S. (2022). Psychiatry and Psychology Fail in Response to Farmer Suicides in India. Mad in America. 21 January, 2022. 

• Levin , B. (2022).Suicide, Indian Farmers, Indigenous North Americans… and the Shame of Shrinks. Mad in America. 14 January, 2022. 

• Poyyail, S.  (2021). Why the Mental Health Discourse in India Needs to Focus on Social Realities. 6 January 2021, Re-set. 

• Cheng, C.P. (2020). How Mental Health Professionals Undermined LGBTQIA+ Rights in India. Mad in America. 27 February, 2020. 

News report in Bodoland Guardian and The Sentinel, Guwahati edition on August 31, 2014