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Professional guidance needed to detect mental health issues

Updated on Oct 06, 2018 07:00 PM IST
<p>Leading experts discussed challenges in early detection of mental health problems and why professional help is essential during an interaction at the 16th Hindustan Times Leadership Summit on Saturday. The panel had Dr. Shekhar Saxena, visiting professor, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Dr. David Spiegel, M.D. Willson professor and associate chair of of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the Stanford University School of Medicine. 'More than 15 days of persistent sadness, professional help is needed. And, families and friends should suggest that,' said Dr. Shekhar Saxena.</p>

Watch: Sports sensations PV Sindhu, Heena Sidhu, Hima Das at HTLS 2018

<p>Ace badminton player PV Sindhu, athlete Hima Das and shooter Heena Sidhu spoke at a panel on the second day of the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2018. PV Sindhu spoke about her rivalry with Saina Nehwal on court, which she said only exists during the game but in real life, the two happen to be good friends. Hima Das said that she wants to improve her timing for herself, not for the medals and accolades that follow. Heena Sidhu narrated how she did try her hand at a lot of sports before she settled on shooting.</p>
Updated on Oct 06, 2018 08:22 PM IST

We must make lehengas brides can walk in: Tarun Tahiliani at HTLS 2018

<p>Renowned fashion designer Tarun Tahiliani spoke at the second day of the Hindustan Times leadership Summit 2018. Talking about bridal couture and fashion, Tahiliani said that he wants brides to wear lehengas that they are able to wear and walk in. “I've seen brides needing four people to carry them to the stage”. He said that he even read how a bride's lehenga fell off as the fastening could not hold onto the 30 kgs of weight of the garment. He said that clothes need to be made which people can have fun in, instead of being bogged down in. “It has to be practical, you have to be able to live in these beautiful clothes!”</p>
Updated on Oct 06, 2018 06:09 PM IST

Make luxury fashion functional: Tarun Tahiliani, Angela Missoni

<p>Renowned fashion designers Tarun Tahiliani and Angela Missoni spoke on the second day of the Hindustan Times leadership Summit 2018 about the state of luxury fashion. Talking about bridal couture and fashion, Tahiliani said that he wants brides to wear lehengas that they are able to wear and walk in. “There is misunderstanding of the word luxury among people. Luxury doesn't have to expensive, but it has to be precious,” says Angela Missoni, the Creative Director of iconic brand Missoni.</p><p>.</p>
Updated on Oct 06, 2018 05:45 PM IST

Luxury need not be expensive, just precious: Angela Missoni at HTLS 2018

<p>“There is misunderstanding of the word luxury among people. Luxury doesn't have to expensive, but it has to be precious,” says Angela Missoni, the Creative Director of iconic brand Missoni. The brand Missoni has been at the forefront of Italian fashion since Angela's parents, Ottavio and Rosita, started designing their unconventional and distinctive patterned knits in 1953. Angela Missoni was speaking on Day 2 of the 16th edition of the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit in New Delhi.</p>
Updated on Oct 06, 2018 05:19 PM IST

Behind the lens: Steve McCurry talks about ‘Afghan Girl’ photo

<p>Renowned American photographer Steve McCurry sat down for a conversation with ace Indian photographer Raghu Rai at the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2018. McCurry spoke about his famous Afghan girl photo that graced the cover of National Geographic thrice. He said that as soon as he saw the girl (Sharbat Gula), he saw how striking her eyes were and knew that he wanted to photograph her. McCurry said that had life turned out differently for Gula, she could have been a UN Ambassador for refugees. He also said that he helped her buy a house, to compensate for the photo that he took of her. </p>
Updated on Oct 06, 2018 05:47 PM IST

Ten lifetimes not enough to get to India’s core: Steve McCurry at HTLS

<p>Renowned American photographer Steve McCurry sat down for a conversation with ace Indian photographer Raghu Rai at the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2018. McCurry spoke about his fascination with India and how no amount of time is enough to get to the core of the country. He also spoke about his famous “Afghan girl” photo. Raghu Rai engaged in a conversation of how he now only travels with one camera, instead of getting weighed down by equipment on shoots.</p>
Updated on Oct 06, 2018 05:49 PM IST

Will be Karnataka CM for 5 years, says HD Kumaraswamy at HTLS 2018

<p>Speaking on the second day of 16th Hindustan Times Leadership Summit, HD Kumaraswamy said that he will remain the chief minister of Karnataka for his full five year term. Kumaraswamy lamented the fact that the media has been predicting that his government will fall soon. “However, I am confident of being chief minister for 5 years,” he said. He also added that he has full support from the Congress high command. </p>
Updated on Oct 06, 2018 04:26 PM IST

CMs of Maharashtra, Punjab, K’taka discuss the road ahead at HTLS 2018

<p>Full video of the session with Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis, Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh and Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy at the 16th Hindustan Times Leadership Summit in New Delhi. The three chief ministers discuss the challenges in their respective states and the road ahead. While Captain Amarinder Singh dwelled on the drugs problem in the state, Fadnavis said that he did not want to turn Mumbai into another Shanghai. HD Kumaraswamy emphasised that despite rumours, he was going to remain the Karnataka CM for the full five year term.</p>
Updated on Oct 06, 2018 04:13 PM IST

Do not want to turn Mumbai into Shanghai: CM Devendra Fadnavis

<p>Speaking about the development and infrastructure of Mumbai, Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis said on Friday that he did not want to turn Mumbai into Shanghai. He was speaking on the second day of the 16th Hindustan Times Leadership Summit in New Delhi. “Why do you want to make Mumbai like Shanghai, let's keep Mumbai as Mumbai only. It's better,” he said. Fadnavis further added that Mumbai has 250 kilometers of metro network, coastal road, the Bandra-Versova sea link and trans-harbour link. Fadnavis was joined on the panel by Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh and Karnataka CM HD Kumaraswamy.</p>
Updated on Oct 06, 2018 05:50 PM IST

Pak has a long-term plan of destroying our youth, says Punjab CM

<p>Punjab Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh spoke on the second day of the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2018. He spoke about Punjab's drug menace and blamed Pakistan for smuggling in vast quantities of heroin into the state. He claimed that after Kashmir, Pakistan was after Punjab. He said that the vast quantities of heroin are smuggled in Kashmir, Pakistan, Rajasthan, Gujarat to destroy the youth of the country. “Punjab drug problem is at a critical point. We are going hammer and tongs at solving the problem,” said Capt Amarinder Singh.</p>
Updated on Oct 06, 2018 05:52 PM IST

There’s a larger conspiracy: CM Fadnavis on ‘urban naxals’ at HTLS 2018

<p>Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis spoke on the second day of the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2018. He spoke about the violence at Bhima Koregaon and the activists who have been placed under house arrest as alleged 'maoist sympathisers' and 'urban naxals. “Call them urban Naxals or whatever but these people are colluding,” he said. He also accused them of having a larger conspiracy to ferment violence at multiple places. Fadnavis was speaking at the 16th edition of the annual leadership summit. He was joined on the panel by Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh and Karnataka CM HD Kumaraswamy.</p>
Updated on Oct 06, 2018 02:07 PM IST

Watch: Jaitley on SC verdicts, economy and Mahagathbandhan at HTLS 2018

<p>Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley spoke on the second day of the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2018. He spoke about the three major judgments that the Supreme Court delivered recently on Sabrimala temple, adultery and Section 377. Talking about the economy, the Finance Minister said that nothing could be worse than 2013. He said that the sentiment about the Indian economy is not negative. Jaitley said that we can't be the fastest growing economy for 4-5 years and still have a negative sentiment. </p>
Updated on Oct 06, 2018 01:02 PM IST

Necessary but some bits problematic: Jaitley on 3 big SC verdicts

<p>Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley spoke on the second day of the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2018. He spoke about the three major judgments that the Supreme Court delivered recently on Sabrimala temple, adultery and Section 377. He said there can't be a generalised comment on them and that there will be more issues that stem out of them. On Section 377, he said reforms come when there is a sustained campaign for them, post which a legislative change or a judicial pronouncement comes.</p>
Updated on Oct 06, 2018 12:37 PM IST

Nothing can be worse than 2013: Jaitley’s jibe at UPA govt on economy

<p>Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley spoke on the second day of the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2018. Talking about the economy, the Finance Minister said that nothing could be worse than 2013. He said that all that was done before the BJP came in was the cut down on expenditure to manage balance sheets, which in turn made the growth suffer. He said maintaining fiscal prudence helps and liberties can only be taken when the fiscal situation of the country is strong.</p>
Updated on Oct 06, 2018 12:14 PM IST

Mahagathbandhan is a tried, tested and failed idea: Arun Jaitley

<p>Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley spoke on the second day of the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2018. On the topic of 2019 elections, he said “mahagathbandhans are a tried, tested and failed idea in India”. He called it an experiment which killed policy. He said that 2019 will be a contest between a side which has a stable government and strong leaders versus an anarchic combination, which would be the mahagathbandhan. He said, “aspirational societies do not commit suicide and I am clear what will happen in 2019.”</p>
Updated on Oct 06, 2018 12:14 PM IST

Sentiment against Indian economy is not negative: Arun Jaitley

<p>Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley spoke on the second day of the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2018. He said that the sentiment about the Indian economy is not negative. Jaitley said that we can't be the fastest growing economy for 4-5 years and still have a negative sentiment. “What happens in an era of uncertainty, FDI flows happened to an area that the investors considered a safe haven”. Jaitley said that US is considered a safe haven world over and that the FDI flows will not reduce.</p>
Updated on Oct 06, 2018 11:10 AM IST

Don’t agree that sexuality is apart of free speech: Arun Jaitley at HTLS

<p>Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley spoke on the second day of the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2018. Talking about the recent judgements given by the Supreme Court in the past two months, especially on Section 377, Jaitley said the debate around the topic had been going on for a long time. “A problem comes when while writing the judgement you get carried away.” He said curbing free speech is a problem and the fourth observation by the Supreme Court requires further debate.</p>
Updated on Oct 06, 2018 10:50 AM IST

HT Conversations || Banking is left and writing is right brain, says Amish Tripathi

<p>Watch author Amish Tripathi at the 16th Hindustan Times Leadership Summit talk about leaving his bank job and writing books. Titles from the Shiva Trilogy and the Ram Chandra series, by 44-year-old Amish Tripathi, are permanent fixtures on the Indian fiction best seller lists. His books take off from Hindu mythology and feature fresh and imaginative retellings of episodes from the lives of well-loved deities. </p>
Updated on Oct 05, 2018 11:29 PM IST

Kamal Haasan talks politics & possibilities, watch full interview

<p>Actor turned politician Kamal Hasan says personalities don't matter in politics. He was answering a question about who should voters in Tamil Nadu choose between him and Rajnikanth. He added that Rajnikanth's party is still slumbering in the womb whereas he is walking with the people of Tamil Nadu. Kamal Haasan was speaking at the 16th Hindustan Times Leadership Summit. He also said that he is not in the business of public relations but will only speak about the welfare of Tamil Nadu. “The state of Tamil Nadu deserves its place within India. We could have been there 30-40 years ago. My goal right now is Tamil Nadu,” said Kamal Haasan.</p>
Updated on Oct 05, 2018 11:39 PM IST

Tackling mob lynchings is a state subject: Union Minister Rajnath Singh

<p>Commenting on the rising mob lynchings in the country, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday said that 'law and order is a state subject'. He further added that “the central government can maximum send advisory to the states and request them to take strict action against the culprits. And this is what we have been doing”. Union minister Rajnath Singh was speaking at the 2018 Hindustan Times Leadership Summit in New Delhi on Friday. </p>
Updated on Oct 07, 2018 02:05 PM IST

Personalities don’t matter: Kamal Haasan on Rajinikanth vs him

<p>Speaking at the 16th Hindustan Times Leadership Summit, actor turned politician Kamal Haasan said that personalities don't matter in politics. Moreover, he said there is no comparison between his and Rajnikath's party. He added that Rajnikanth's party is still slumbering in the womb whereas he is walking with the people of Tamil Nadu. </p>
Updated on Oct 05, 2018 10:09 PM IST

HTLS 2018: Deepika, Ranveer on Bollywood’s #MeToo movement

<p>Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh condemned sexual harassment in the industry during a session at the ongoing 16th Hindustan Times Leadership Summit in New Delhi. “I see it as beyond gender,” Ranveer said, emphasizing that “harassment, whether it is in the workplace or on the street, is wrong.” Ranveer added, “Right now something has happened, and if it has happened, it takes a lot of courage to speak about it. Therefore we must listen to the person.” </p>
Updated on Oct 05, 2018 09:01 PM IST

Watch: Ranveer, Deepika get candid on-stage during HTLS 2018

<p>Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh added a dose of glamour to the 16th Hindustan Times Leadership Summit as they took up the 'when is the wedding' question, spoke about their relationship and even matched steps to Padmaavat's Khalibali. When asked about the speculated November wedding, the two neatly sidestepped the query with the qualifier that they will speak about it when it actually happens. Ranveer said that a lot is already being said about it. “You are seeing this everyday, including details about the colour of my sherwani and wedding gifts. But, when there is something, you will be the first to know,” the actor said. When asked if indeed there was a November wedding that has now been postponed, Deepika answered, “There have been many November weddings.” At this, Ranveer added, “According to reports, we have married a number of times and a lot has happened in our life already.”</p>
Updated on Oct 05, 2018 09:07 PM IST

Ranveer Singh impersonates Deepika’s Thangabali scene

<p>Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone shared the stage at the 16th edition of Hindustan Times Leadership Summit. Ranveer Kapoor did an impersonation of Deepika Padukone's Thangabali scene from Chennai Express on the stage. Hindustan Times Leadership Summit is the most awaited annual thought leadership event in India. </p>
Updated on Oct 05, 2018 09:35 PM IST

Twinkle Khanna, Amish Tripathi full session at HTLS 2018

<p>Actor, author and film producer Twinkle Khanna and author Amish were in conversation with Anuradha SenGupta, Consulting Editor, CNN-NEWS18, at the HTLS 2018, in a session on Reimagining Fiction. Speaking at the 16th Hindustan Times Leadership Summit, they talked about what is being defined as India's Me Too moment. Twinkle said that it is happening all across the country. Hindustan Times, owned by HT Media Ltd, is one of India's largest publications that provides unbiased news, analysis and features on politics, sports, entertainment, lifestyle and more. Hindustan Times delivers the news across all social media platforms, on the web, and at your doorstep. </p>
Published on Oct 05, 2018 08:00 PM IST

‘Am enjoying politics’: Watch Kamal Haasan full interview at HTLS 2018

<p>Actor-politician Kamal Haasan, who has been gathering new political friends among non-BJP parties, isn't shutting any doors yet. Haasan on Friday said no one is politically untouchable as long as the other party does not tamper with Tamil Nadu's DNA. Haasan was speaking at the 16th Hindustan Times Leadership Summit.</p>
Updated on Oct 05, 2018 09:08 PM IST

Trying to listen more; that’s my leadership evolution: Rahul Gandhi

<p>Congress president Rahul Gandhi attacked the BJP-led government and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, said he was confident of winning the 2019 Lok Sabha elections and spoke about alliances. He also talked about his leadership style and relationship status.</p>
Updated on Oct 05, 2018 09:32 PM IST

Terrorism a crime against humanity: Rajnath Singh at HTLS 2018

<p>Speaking at the 16th Hindustan Times Leadership Summit, home minister Rajnath Singh called terrorism a “crime against humanity” and said it was not linked to any religion or caste. Singh said the situation in Kashmir will improve, but expressed dismay that Pakistan was still indulging in cross-border terror. Hindustan Times, owned by HT Media Ltd, is one of India's largest publications that provides unbiased news, analysis and features on politics, sports, entertainment, lifestyle and more. Hindustan Times delivers the news across all social media platforms, on the web, and at your doorstep. </p>
Updated on Oct 05, 2018 10:12 PM IST

Union minister Piyush Goyal responds to Rahul Gandhi’s jibe

<p>Union Minister Piyush Goyal has delivered a sharp comeback to Congress president Rahul Gandhi's jibe at the ruling party during the 16th Hindustan Times Leadership Summit. Rahul Gandhi had hurled darts at the BJP-led government for, what he called, was its effort to impose one imagination on India's 1.3 billion people. “We are working on the imagination of Mahatma (Gandhi) who called for Congress to wind up and the development of India.” he said. 'A better future remained an imagination,' said Goyal. “I'm sure it was in the imagination of 1.3 billion Indians to have better health care, access to power and healthcare,” he added.</p>
Updated on Oct 05, 2018 09:34 PM IST
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