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Manodarpan: Inviting ideas to combat Psycho-social stress on School and College Students, Teachers and Parents due to COVID-19 pandemic

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Jul 21, 2020
Last Date :
Aug 21, 2020
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
The outbreak of the global pandemic COVID -19 presents a challenging time for everyone around the world. Not only is this pandemic a serious medical concern, but it also brings ...
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UTSAV BERA
6 years 3 weeks ago
Governments have taken different initiatives to encourage the students for doing different activities ..
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UTSAV BERA
6 years 3 weeks ago
Education is one of the way towards light and in this pandemic situation the students are having class through online mode and they are not able to communicate with other's in that way with which they are used to. So, I have an opinion that beside this online classes the schools can give chance to speak out the thoughts of each and every students by themselves . They can be advice to engage themselves in different creative works ,daily yoga ,etc this can reduce their stress .
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TARUN KUMAR GUPTA
6 years 3 weeks ago
Education provide children by technology and educate technical college and practical training by audio and video to perfect their skills.
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Bhasker Misra
6 years 3 weeks ago
I will like to emphasize the good roles a very large number of government doctors play silently with just a decent salary long hours total responsibility in smalll small disricts and villages in the whole country.One thing which the covid crisis has put forth the very sincere efforts to the extent of supreme sacrifice of their lives by many of such doc of all faiths from north to south and east to west need to be brought out .This will reduce psychological stress and motivate young people
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Vinod Deswal
6 years 3 weeks ago
Self Care in the Wake of the coronavirus outbreak includes focusing on things you can control (like good hygiene) instead of those you can not (stopping the virus).Where possible, maintain your daily routine and normal activities: eating healthy meals, getting enough sleep and doing things that you enjoy. Activities , like taking a walk meditating or exercising, can help you to relax will have a positive impact on your thoughts and feeling dear students.Keeping in touch with your friends and fan
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YourName dalip Kumar Chhatwal
6 years 3 weeks ago
kids are struggling in Pandemic like adults
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YourName dalip Kumar Chhatwal
6 years 3 weeks ago
Telehealth can only way to get out of stress
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YourName dalip Kumar Chhatwal
6 years 3 weeks ago
children are to be involved in various activities to reduce their stress level
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Purshottam Awasthi
6 years 3 weeks ago
The idea is good. We as teachers unafraid of Corona Virus staying in JNV campus are awfully busy in propagating govt. policies. The students have been loaded with circulars of various competitions. Our school students hail from rural areas where there is no internet so is the case of my JNV. Big talks of OFC and connectivity are all true farce. So much clerical work to the teachers! Reduce the load of teachers. Allow the children some spare time and teachers to prepare for classes. Thank you Sir
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YourName dalip Kumar Chhatwal
6 years 3 weeks ago
stay calm
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