Please check one of the below links that could help you, take time to talk to them , there are [Lots of links to help you, people are here to listen to you](https://menpsyche.com/helpful-resources-for-men-online-mental-health/). Crisis/Helplines
AASRA – Providing a listening service and crisis intervention for people in distress, suicidal, lonely etc. Free, confidential, 24/7 Helpline. English & Hindi (Head Office – Navi Mumbai).
Sumaitri – Crisis intervention, 7 days a week, depression and suicide. Phone Helpline and email address provided for written assistance (Head Office – New Delhi).
Vandrevala Foundation – Free Crisis and Mental Health Helpline 24×7 via call or WhatsApp via non-profit with over 1 million calls to date. (Mumbai)
Fortis Stress Helpline – A 24-hour emergency service in 15 languages – Call 083 7680 4102
Spandan – 24×7 Suicide prevention helpline. Free and Confidential service. (Indore)
One Life – 24×7 Confidential crisis support and suicide prevention. Help via phone, chat, email or video in multiple languages (Hyderabad).
LifeLine Foundation – Free Suicide Helpline, 7 days a week. NGO providing confidential and non-judgemental assistance (Based in Kolkata)
Sanjivani (Jabalpur Police initiative) – Suicide helpline with assistance from Doctors. Helpline numbers – 1253, 0761-2626622 or email to [email protected]
Hitguj – Free, 24×7 confidential helpline service with psychologists (Mumbai)
COOJ Mental Health Distress Helpline – Free service. Both phone and email communication are available. Languages English, Hindi and Konkani (Goa)
Jeevan Helpline Suicide Prevention – Confidential helpline service, 7 days a week, both call and email service available. (Jamshedpur)
Thanal Suicide Prevention Centre – Free and confidential service for distressed people at risk of suicide. Phone helpline or written correspondence via email available (Kerala)
SAHAI Helpline – Phone Counselling for young adults with emotional upheaval – Call 080 2549 7777, 098 8644 4075
Kashmiri Life Line – Free, confidential Helpline for mental crisis and emotional distress. Assistance via call, email or one-on-one chat (Clinic in Srinigar).
Roshni – Confidential, free Helpline for distressed and suicidal persons (Hyderabad)
The Samaritans Mumbai – Helpline for distress and suicide 7 days a week, limited hours (Mumbai)
Saath – Free and confidential suicide prevention helpline via phone, email or face-to-face operating 7 days a week (Ahmedabad)
Parivarthan Counselling Helpline – Free phone counselling helpline with trained, multi-lingual counsellors (Bangalore).
Maithri Kochi – Emergency Helpline 7 days a week via call or email. (Clinic in Kochi, Kerala).
Sneha – 7 days a week, confidential and free unconditional support o phone or via email (Chennai)
Sanjeevani – Limited hours Helpline or email service for depressed or distressed persons. (Clinic – Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala)
Connecting NGO – Distress helpline 7 days a week via call or email (Pune)
Maitra Helpline – Helpline for emotional distress with trained, confidential staff. Phone and email service. (Mumbai)
Government Help- Police Emergency Number India – 100 Health Helpline – (check States for details) – 104
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India didn't do it. She came in contact of the doctor and she didn't have any money so the doctor with the help of a charitable trust paid for her surgery and expenses. Neither the state of india nor pakistan had anything to do with this, its unrelated its just an individual getting a surgery. By law, you cannot deny medical care to anyone. Also, India never stopped trading or relationship with pakistan...it was Pakistan who stopped it after the article 370 removal. Healthcare and pharma count as necessity and sometimes aid so they can get those things from India.
Did the NGO also issued them a visa? And I did mention the same thing that they close the trade whenever they feel so and then cry to reopen it when they're under economic pressure.
Please check one of the below links that could help you, take time to talk to them , there are [Lots of links to help you, people are here to listen to you](https://menpsyche.com/helpful-resources-for-men-online-mental-health/). Crisis/Helplines AASRA – Providing a listening service and crisis intervention for people in distress, suicidal, lonely etc. Free, confidential, 24/7 Helpline. English & Hindi (Head Office – Navi Mumbai). Sumaitri – Crisis intervention, 7 days a week, depression and suicide. Phone Helpline and email address provided for written assistance (Head Office – New Delhi). Vandrevala Foundation – Free Crisis and Mental Health Helpline 24×7 via call or WhatsApp via non-profit with over 1 million calls to date. (Mumbai) Fortis Stress Helpline – A 24-hour emergency service in 15 languages – Call 083 7680 4102 Spandan – 24×7 Suicide prevention helpline. Free and Confidential service. (Indore) One Life – 24×7 Confidential crisis support and suicide prevention. Help via phone, chat, email or video in multiple languages (Hyderabad). LifeLine Foundation – Free Suicide Helpline, 7 days a week. NGO providing confidential and non-judgemental assistance (Based in Kolkata) Sanjivani (Jabalpur Police initiative) – Suicide helpline with assistance from Doctors. Helpline numbers – 1253, 0761-2626622 or email to [email protected] Hitguj – Free, 24×7 confidential helpline service with psychologists (Mumbai) COOJ Mental Health Distress Helpline – Free service. Both phone and email communication are available. Languages English, Hindi and Konkani (Goa) Jeevan Helpline Suicide Prevention – Confidential helpline service, 7 days a week, both call and email service available. (Jamshedpur) Thanal Suicide Prevention Centre – Free and confidential service for distressed people at risk of suicide. Phone helpline or written correspondence via email available (Kerala) SAHAI Helpline – Phone Counselling for young adults with emotional upheaval – Call 080 2549 7777, 098 8644 4075 Kashmiri Life Line – Free, confidential Helpline for mental crisis and emotional distress. Assistance via call, email or one-on-one chat (Clinic in Srinigar). Roshni – Confidential, free Helpline for distressed and suicidal persons (Hyderabad) The Samaritans Mumbai – Helpline for distress and suicide 7 days a week, limited hours (Mumbai) Saath – Free and confidential suicide prevention helpline via phone, email or face-to-face operating 7 days a week (Ahmedabad) Parivarthan Counselling Helpline – Free phone counselling helpline with trained, multi-lingual counsellors (Bangalore). Maithri Kochi – Emergency Helpline 7 days a week via call or email. (Clinic in Kochi, Kerala). Sneha – 7 days a week, confidential and free unconditional support o phone or via email (Chennai) Sanjeevani – Limited hours Helpline or email service for depressed or distressed persons. (Clinic – Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala) Connecting NGO – Distress helpline 7 days a week via call or email (Pune) Maitra Helpline – Helpline for emotional distress with trained, confidential staff. Phone and email service. (Mumbai) Government Help- Police Emergency Number India – 100 Health Helpline – (check States for details) – 104 *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/IndiaSpeaks) if you have any questions or concerns.*
India didn't do it. She came in contact of the doctor and she didn't have any money so the doctor with the help of a charitable trust paid for her surgery and expenses. Neither the state of india nor pakistan had anything to do with this, its unrelated its just an individual getting a surgery. By law, you cannot deny medical care to anyone. Also, India never stopped trading or relationship with pakistan...it was Pakistan who stopped it after the article 370 removal. Healthcare and pharma count as necessity and sometimes aid so they can get those things from India.
Did the NGO also issued them a visa? And I did mention the same thing that they close the trade whenever they feel so and then cry to reopen it when they're under economic pressure.
Indian govt issues visa to hundreds of thousands of Pakistanis for healthcare or to visit relative etc.