ENTREPRENEUR BIZ TIPS: Abandoned women in Indian mental asylums | Cheena Kapoor | TEDxGurugramWomen
ENTREPRENEUR BIZ TIPS: Abandoned women in Indian mental asylums | Cheena Kapoor | TEDxGurugramWomen
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Cheena is a freelance photojournalist and documentary photographer based in New Delhi, India focusing on gender and mental health issues. Her works have published in several National and International media.
She has been working on a long-term project on mental health- ‘Forgotten daughters’, about abandoned women in Indian mental asylums. Cheena is a freelance photojournalist and documentary photographer based in New Delhi, India focusing on gender and mental health issues. Her works have published in several National and International media.
She has been working on a long-term project on mental health- ‘Forgotten daughters’, about abandoned women in Indian mental asylums. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at
2 Replies to “ENTREPRENEUR BIZ TIPS: Abandoned women in Indian mental asylums | Cheena Kapoor | TEDxGurugramWomen”
We must educate the masses and strive to remove any taboo regarding the mental health services and support in our country. It must be shown to all that not only any traumatic episodes, but just the stigma and judgements others practice based on 'superstitious beliefs' alone are enough to push many people's mental health to a bad state.
India do need Mental Health Support based on science than superstition to help the people who are suffering and awareness so that people can accept and understand them.
2 Replies to “ENTREPRENEUR BIZ TIPS: Abandoned women in Indian mental asylums | Cheena Kapoor | TEDxGurugramWomen”
We must educate the masses and strive to remove any taboo regarding the mental health services and support in our country. It must be shown to all that not only any traumatic episodes, but just the stigma and judgements others practice based on 'superstitious beliefs' alone are enough to push many people's mental health to a bad state.
India do need Mental Health Support based on science than superstition to help the people who are suffering and awareness so that people can accept and understand them.