Dr. Lovleen Malhotra

About Dr. Lovleen Malhotra

The writer is a psychologist and medical counsellor in the Department of Aakash Healthcare Super Speciality Hospital, Dwarka, New Delhi.

Pandemic is a wake-up call to build India’s mental healthcare infrastructure

Jul 10, 2020

India has been dubbed by the World Health Organisation (WHO) as the most depressed country in the world. The numbers themselves are pretty frightening, writes Dr. Lovleen Malhotra for South Asia Monitor

South Asia Monitor

Dr. Lovleen Malhotra

About Dr. Lovleen Malhotra

Pandemic is a wake-up call to build India’s mental healthcare infrastructure

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