BRAIN ALERT & PSYCHOLOGY

Deepika Padukone Appointed as India’s First Mental Health Ambassador

Deepika Padukone

On World Mental Health Day, actor Deepika Padukone stepped into a new and meaningful role — she’s been appointed as India’s first-ever Mental Health Ambassador by the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW). This move is not just about celebrity endorsement; it’s a reflection of how far India has come in acknowledging that … Read more

Nutrition and Mental Health: A Lifeline in Crisis Settings

Nutrition and Mental Health

When a crisis hits—whether it’s a flood, a pandemic, or a conflict—it doesn’t just destroy homes and livelihoods. It quietly shakes something even more fragile: our mental and physical well-being. What we eat, or fail to eat, in such times plays a surprisingly deep role in how we think, feel, and cope. India’s experience has … Read more

Metro Mind and the Future of Psychiatry: When Medicine Becomes Personal

Future of Psychiatry

From genes to brainwaves to artificial intelligence — how Metro Mind is shaping the next era of mental health care in India. For a long time, psychiatry has relied on observation — how people behave, what they say, and how they feel. It’s an art rooted in understanding human emotions. But as science has evolved, … Read more

Can the Ketogenic Diet Protect the Brain from Alzheimer’s? New Research Says It Might—Especially for Women with the APOE4 Gene

Ketogenic Diet

When we talk about brain health, diet isn’t always the first thing that comes to mind. But new research from the University of Missouri suggests that what you eat could play a surprising role in protecting your brain—especially if you carry a gene linked to Alzheimer’s disease. What’s the Connection Between the Ketogenic Diet and … Read more

The Urgent Need to Prioritise Mental Health During Crises

Mental Health During Crises

When disaster strikes—whether it’s a flood, conflict, or public health emergency—our first thoughts often go to survival: food, shelter, and safety. But what about our emotional survival? Mental health often becomes the silent casualty of crises, quietly eroded by fear, uncertainty, and trauma. This year’s World Mental Health Day (October 10, 2025) brings attention to … Read more

8 things successful people do before 6 AM that lazy people do after lunch

Morning habits of successful people

Ever wonder why some people seem unstoppable before breakfast while others are still scrolling social media after lunch? The secret often lies in how they use their mornings. The morning habits of successful people are carefully structured to boost focus, energy, and productivity, while lazy routines like staying in bed or mindless scrolling can quietly … Read more

How the Brain Balances Excitation and Inhibition

How the Brain Balances Excitation and Inhibition

Ever wondered how the brain balances excitation and inhibition while keeping you alert and active? Your brain achieves this delicate equilibrium by exciting some neurons and inhibiting others, preventing chaos and ensuring smooth functioning. This balance is crucial for learning, memory, and overall brain health. In this guide, we’ll break down how the brain balances … Read more

5 things people with strong character never compromise on, no matter the pressure

people with strong character

Have you ever wondered what separates people with people with strong character from the rest? In today’s fast-paced world, pressure tests our values every day. This guide explores 5 things that truly strong individuals refuse to compromise on—no matter the circumstances. 1. Integrity – Staying True to Your Principles What Integrity Looks Like in Daily … Read more