When Compulsion Wears a Cultural Mask: How Indian Traditions Camouflage and Complicate OCD

By Muskan Soni Research Author, Department of Sociology, Monk Prayogshala, Mumbai, India Main Facts: The Intersection of Tradition and Clinical Psychology In Indian households, praise is rarely delivered without a protective buffer. A glowing compliment regarding a child’s academic performance, a newly purchased vehicle, or professional success is almost invariably followed by the perfunctory phrase,…

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State-Mandated Purge: Indian-Administered Kashmir Orders Sweeping Library Audits to Eradicate "Anti-National" Literature

SRINAGAR — Authorities in Indian-administered Kashmir have instituted a rigorous, multi-tiered audit of all public libraries, universities, colleges, and school-level educational institutions. The directive mandates the immediate identification, removal, and destruction of digital and physical archives deemed "anti-national," "secessionist," or "glorifying terrorism." Issued earlier this month by the Jammu and Kashmir administration—which operates under the…

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