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Early Times Report
JAMMU, Aug 22: Department of Students Welfare, University of Jammu in an endeavor to reach out to its students during these tough times of Covid 19 to keep them engaged towards positivity and to ensure that the mental health does not suffer organized, as a part of ongoing series of online lectures, an interactive session with a renowned Psychologist Dr. Geetanjali Kumar, Practicing Counselor, Trainer, Parenting coach and Motivational Speaker.
Describing hope, compassion and commitment a key to steering out of the prevailing stressful way of life forced upon the humanity due to pandemic, Dr Geetanjali Kumar today called upon youth to imbibe positivity to meet the challenges unfolded by grim scenario. “We have to struggle for revival, as the life is not the same it was five to six months ago before the onset of COVID-19”, Dr Kumar said at an interactive session on ‘Sukoon Ki Chah Lockdown Mein’, organized by the Department of Student Welfare, University of Jammu.
She said the life cannot be planned by devising Plan A, Plan B and so on, which has been proven by the corona virus which left the entire human activities haywire without signaling any alarm.
This has taught a lesson to us all to have a plan for unplanned life, she said, adding the people must adopt problem solving approach and seek solutions to issues confronting humanity. This can be achieved by rising above the self and work towards betterment of the society. |
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