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‘That is why it pains’ — Women’s Mental Health Issues in Households of India
Mental health of women is often looked at from a biomedical lens. Often issues resulting out of globalising economic and cultural forces are neglected. The concepts of mental illness, distress are not just determined by the structures present in society but are also mediated by the interaction between the structures and individuals.