the inside of the issues on the map, it's rarely because of these. so yeah, man and women in different ways. but generally i would say more women, i'm all going to remove to side bubbly to big speech, and also to that more exports for $500.00. it was easily, i was able to easily do these things. i have 30 see who are the single show me there at the end of the day they find themselves in the meantime, their prizes do you find parents and governments trying to react to this problem? let's say an advocate for example. yeah, in my country right now, the government, the government is taking a lot of options to use 2020 waiting. that was cool. be, and see if there was like this influx of information on the we definitely everybody was home. there was a government community that came from the east europe was intended for medication. and it really is true of communication to inform the population that file shows

that i've been put in place for anybody who's basically it's an in crime site about bullying. it's page, whatever anybody is doing that. now there's a law and come to read that goal was that the bus of the past we didn't have that is a law that you know government power. so sharpie dies be used, so as to be to use all of this as a, showing me their advice to the national at the beginning. also there is an agency, i think that's the jesse i can see it as a to do to come in with us, not licensed agency, which actually checks. what if i do, you know, social media, i need your phone. do you have that for, for many insurance? i believe it's page is all of those things you are going to be sanction sort of where now is that the need to be careful? we're missing information or whatever needs to be careful with how to use a lot of people. i talked to people on on. so show me the name calling of people from different types of the friends and the expressions. because my country you

have this price. in fact, so it needs to be careful how you address people, careful how you address it, the groups, because honestly is what it's already to the timelines we want to read devices and also ways to track down those will fit the traits of these crimes on some show me them the level of the family, her instructor ignore and we, we or the parents. we are easy chasing money and trying to prefer the table. and sometimes you kind of the believe yours or fortune supplements or what you've and because we out of the home, down that tablets and sometimes just to wait for us to get rid of them. because when you come back from work and you're trying to save more money, do you want me to just wanted to know partially give them to the find a bit to, to down and they are me. so i'm thinking that in the lower scripts, have i, this is big because right now the person that lives in so much my job is to, to crib the use of us to show me that by phone. but uh, if we do not

a reason why we did that so many organizations around the country and the government. and so now what is about the use of social media? you're gonna switch on me to, i'm calling up there is to take action. let me leave your charge. she can wanting to know roughly she can have, want to depression over exposure can lead to certain issues. and also does that culture i aspect to went to the community like sports or that quote was and they can find themselves to new trains of coffee or trying to move out of the numbers and the culture a everybody's that we have. and so perhaps need to speak up needs to be aware of these and you will try to check what your chart is doing, try to be present. and also there are many companies in the techniques and sections on this um, but from so you can really believe what a child has access to like, for example, youtube t o next, the keeps on so on. so as much as not being done like literally the front of you

right now just was enlightened by me. but there was too much to be done in terms of uh, having to reduce the office as a shelby. that was that they cannot find itself way through this mental health issues. number one that might be mentioned before. thank you so much. i was saying mark way and again, journalist and mental health activists. and now after the break, we will continue our discussion and look at how a social media is having an impact on the youth in india. stay tuned to 360 view with me. got e mails here. the

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back, we are talking about social media is impact on mental health and the 3rd world today . try me now is upon us, send you all managing director, mixed media productions and founder of the red door, a well known mental health initiative in india. thanks for joining me. you know, according to data, more than 80 percent of people do not access mental health care in india for a multitude of reasons. so that mental health being given the proper attention by society and those in power in india minute, scotty, if you ask me yes, the large number of people who suffer, you have who have mental health problems, but they do not exist. a mental health facility is because there is a stigma, i do not know how much stigma is there in that part of the road. but what i would research i have done, and what, what i know the stigma is globally, but yes, in india it dislikes you more because we have

a different set of from the set up and a sofa set up for lots of people. just to net backtrack or they do not 1st or for the it fixed lot of time for them to realize that it is a mental health issue. and once, when did you realize it via the avoid going to a side by interest? that's the tragedy. dusty, i already know the most common and mental health illness in india includes depression, anxiety, eating disorders and stress. do you think the rise in social media has caused a number of these cases to rise in india as well? definitively use social media as well as during the course of times and it happened all over the world, but it happened mostly in india because of the society structured as such. and uh, people generally people did suffer from, didn't go with them, did suffer from but a lot of anxiety and depression with the look,

i'm the offices and the salaries going away. there was more so in india, a lot of domestic violence case. it also came up during that time if i'm not mistaken. so there is a lot of for, so social stigma and a because of social media as such. because when you see the other person, you see if you're talking about social media and its impact on even the younger people, what is happening is when you see a friend, the president because he learned in stuff organ on facebook, what happens? do you feel? i'm not doing anything and what happens of consequences is that gradually it develops into an anxiety or depression. and once it develops into depression and anxiety, it impacts all your life. like in the spirit of your life at the back to like your work, what was your relationship goes by to 6 and uh your multiple for the 6. so that is

all and that's the impact off social media and listening v. i feel that the people have to monitor them since people have to gauge themselves. people have to don't have to compare themselves with other people. like if somebody is doing great, fine, or he may be doing great and fine for his own book. but it's not, it's not a good thing to compare and go and good dive into depression or something like that, right? what should be done, especially with a youth to help combat? first of all, we have to except 2 score d i. c, i post a new field and in all my and there was it is always there be have to be stigmatized that we have to talk openly about when do you have to be things id be the scripts of failure, be it's bipolar, be it to the stress or anything we have to talk but yeah, i do agree that people have started talking about depression, anxiety and distress,

but it's still not about to it's gets opinion, not about bipolar or anything major. so you see we have to come out and open me except to yes, i have a mental health issue. dubia was shy away from saying that i have diabetes. i'm a, i'm a person living with diabetes, the dude. then why do we shy away from seeing such things that yeah, i haven't been a little issue. and there a lot of be gone said because if i'm working in an office you see and i see pronounced that through a i have a bipolar or i am suffering from depression. see via a clinical depression. the next thing would be that my place an office would be due to the i do not know whether i would be accepted there or not. if not, then it is my source of livelihood. so

a lot of things are interconnected in accepting and the stigmatizing mental health issues. so social media, as such, the movie come out or go to mental health issues. i think it, they do good to youngsters 3 accepted. if you do, would like us to do only i shared my story with somebody, some young guy and he said it's good that people have started talking about it. so you see, this is a very strong statement to see the people who have started talking about it as the primary thing is that you have to accept really accept if somebody in his family is down with bipolar orbits. so female or with the clinical depression, artificial know even not even not they will not come out. it's very andrea, that the person who, who, who struggles and comes out and say, is it overly so i'm always but did with dieting and it can only be done by social

media. scotty, is the government enacting more regulations? the best dancer government is doing a lot like the simply the last, also the daily minus which is the headline thing. they are doing a lot, but uh, maybe it is because of the society may be because of the labels. the have been putting too many knows that dick's time to go away. maybe in the next 10 years the might see a change around, but right now it is. despite the good government can only pause rules and regulations be gone for the person, right. the con, 4th a society to accepted until society accepted beep beep was the my neighbor accepted to be honest. i like, i wonder if i can go, what do i me wouldn't say that i'm suffering from depression? no, i would not do so because you can not understand what it is. so how, how do i,

how do i make him understand making people like them understand what the vision is or out there, except when people say that i am, i won't be coming to office because i'm having some mental health issue. can anybody see that? no, they say i'm having fever, i mean not to come to office. they never say i'm having a, i'm facing some mental health issue right now. i'm depressed so i wouldn't be able to attend office. they would not say so. so tell me that dime and that can only happen. i thing code to the more we talk about it, the more we have to conferences about it, the more in cottage meant re gift the abuse, and the book culture also changes. i mean my, i, i'm all for this that these are being some seats for see this mental health issue of people like they are working under. it's a feasible thing. like if you take medicines properly, you can book you when you leave a productive life. that's a, that's a fact which psychiatrist all over the world said. so why not just b c, that is,

i haven't been to the shoe, but i am, i'm, i am on the medication and i can look into that happens because life is always linked with the uh, where you are working, how much money you are drawing. so life if life is linked with that, i know the person says that i'm unable to attend office because of my mental health issue and his job was then very i be the experts fine with him. so it's lot of things that are interconnected with mental health issues which and which we have to overcome, which we have before i do, don't i think so. thank you so much. a partner send you all managing director at mixed media productions and a founder of the red door and mental health interested in india. like almost anything which exist today. social media can be used for the good. and the back

platforms like snapshot twitter, instagram, it took talk to those teams who feel isolated and marginalized and give them an outlet, they feel safe to socialize with others. and however, at the same time, it can also got a plethora of opportunities for bullying as well. as body image issues, social media usage has been directly linked through team depression, which is a leading factor in the escalating number of teen suicides globally. so with all of these drawbacks the celebration of expansion and to new territories, seems like a celebration of one's own decline. that globally social media platforms and $22153000000000.00. and the key to increasing profits for these platforms is increased users. therefore, undeveloped countries who might not have access to clean running water might find themselves with a cell tower before a water filter pump. and it's not just the social media platforms which can fight it to their advantage. as expanded governments can also find the new technology

profitable, but also to their advantage is a control the information which is allowed to be access. now i'm sure with the production, the radio, the television video games, etc. there were cries regarding the negative impact on youth, and yet here we all still are living our best lives. many, those societies which have been untouched by any of the modern technologies of the 21st century will handle better and those considered most advanced. if not, what they're being told as a step forward might be in reality stuff back the sky. now here's, and this has been your 360 view of the news affecting you. thanks for watching the

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across the border and even signing a groups written as it seems, ukraine is trying, it's luck in a mass mind control efforts rather than the military one. i'm gonna get done of reporting from the bow. good region. ok. see so this is very normalization is deeply important for washington, and that's according to the us, the state secretary and the blinking is it kicks off his trip to saudi arabia on tuesday, playing a so called mediator role in the middle east. the same time linking us underlined washington's f as to block iran from obtaining nuclear weapons which tear on tuesday night is trying to do. there is no danger. the israel faces that is graver then the one paused by the ronnie and rushing a pattern of hospital behavior underscore as a clear impaired to heard from michael ron cannot and will not be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons. the less cross live. now to also you correspondence,

maria, the notion of real good morning. so you, can you tell us what's behind lincoln's trip to saudi arabia? well, good morning to you as blinking himself said one of the missions is to save the middle is with basically washington the 6 to boys its own relations with its long time partner in the region. it's the 2nd top level american visit to saudi arabia in a month. and i have to say that their relations have been shaken in recent months, pursuing their room, national interest. the solid is often happened to hurt the stains intentionally on not. let's take a look. the, the question is, is a washington welcome to the sound to your way and they will blinking,

arrives to the kingdom on the day when it ran an amazon reopens in the yard. as a, if a gentle reminder that a historic deal that we can solve the 2 countries, the solid, is an iran up to 7 years of hard tensions, was brokered by china not to as also had a lincoln's visit to saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, us as strategic ally in the region announced it, we've drew from the us, lead security, mary time call ation. and now drawing saudi arabia and iran, that's together with 5 other states are planning to establish. and you navel call ation to ensure regional stability and security without us. that's taking place in the countries of the region and have today realize that only corporation with each other bring security to the area. there was another stop plans during lincoln's visit to the middle is but it wasn't eventually excluded with no reason. it's given israel. it's watching closely,

all the meetings in the yard because it's 6 normalization with saudi arabia and needs american assistance. invest mistake and listen is rarely prime minister. we want normalization and these with saudi arabia. we view that as perhaps the giant leap towards the end of the air was early conflict. disagreement could have monumental consequences, historic consequences for both israel, for saudi arabia, for the region and for the world. you're asked repeatedly, it promised to me, th, but so far no breakthrough has been achieved. 3 odd has been holding back, insisting that palestinian statehood goals should come 1st. something that is real, cannot accept. and also trinity announced that it is going to develop its own nuclear program. and that is also something that is really strongly against. so whatever reasons, whatever it goals us secretary of state is expecting to achieve in saudi arabia, it is not going to be an easy admission. was going to be interesting to see how

that trip plays out, all the correspondents maria phenomena. thanks very much ben as well and presidents nicholas my doro has also been visiting saudi arabia. i was following his visits, who took you to congratulate to present the one with his fresh election when the that's an american leader is set to visit an international conference on fighting terrorism. there's funds to be coach ed by us section of states on sunday blinking . so you maybe has stuck to an independent foreign policy recently focusing on a refreshment with iran and normalizing sizes of syria. profess of kind of being and less than american studies done. you show when he says the independent dialogue between saudi arabia and his waiver should be respected by washington. i'm sorry, is the sending a clear message that they're going to be independent in the foreign policy. that they are not the back yard that northern africa in the middle east, and on the back yard. oh, by the united states. i did the fact that they met with the chinese met with the

iranians. and now have overtures towards syria. and now then as well, it was extremely significant. this uh goes directly against everything whether it was trump. busy bite in bush obama, they, the us is on everything to try to isolate block aid and frankly starve the countries that were talking about. and the fact that, uh, saudi arabia would open up towards them. definitely flies in the face of uh, the us that considers himself the neo colonial overboard release. we interesting is see how the site is played is it seems like they're trying to come across is more neutral than their former foreign policy, which they, they really function is a battling ram of the us in the region. and now the opening up towards our new partners which, which, which, which could have dire consequences for the us. well, india is deadly trained disaster. that's a good on sunday, claimed the lives of nearly 300.