On World Mental Health Day, the article discusses the societal pressure for men to suppress their emotions, and suggests that instead of completely suppressing emotions, men should regulate them. The article proposes that Indic philosophy could offer a solution, specifically through the path of devotion (Bhakti Marg), which allows individuals to express themselves freely and find an anchor in their beliefs. It emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and expressing emotions for emotional well-being.
Residents of the National Capital Region (NCR) and Delhi woke up to a fresh spell of moderate rain on Wednesday, providing a much-needed relief from the humid atmosphere.
Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh on Saturday claimed that the Delhi Police stopped people from attending a We20 meeting organised by activists inside a building that belongs to the CPI(M). Ramesh said the meeting was perfectly peaceful with no street protests and while he managed to enter the venue at HKS Surjeet Bhavan at 10.30 am, it was difficult to get out.
The public works department of Delhi has put into place a rain contingency plan ahead of the G20 Summit, which includes increasing the number of CCTV cameras and elevating underground pumps to prevent heavy water accumulation. Several areas of the national capital were flooded last month due to heavy rainfall and increased water levels in the Yamuna River, including Rajghat, Pragati Maidan Tunnel and Bhairon Road, which delegates are expected to frequent during the summit.
On the occasion of Independence Day, about 3,000 traffic police personnel will be deployed to regulate the traffic and will be deployed at major junctions across the national capital, and also on roads connecting the border to the Red Fort. Meanwhile, the entry of commercial and heavy vehicles will be restricted from Noida and Ghaziabad towards Delhi starting from Monday night till August 15. These vehicles will be regulated and diverted towards the alternate routes, officials with Delhi traffic police said on Sunday.