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National Mental Health Programme   Introduction   Mental health issues duniya bhar mein kaafi aam hain aur yeh har tarah ke logon ko prabhavit karti hain. Bahut se adults kabhi na kabhi anxiety, fatigue, ya sleeplessness jaise lakshan anubhav karte hain, aur har saat mein se ek vyakti ko apne jeevan mein kisi na kisi roop mein ek diagnosable mental health disorder ka samna karna padta hai.   Burden of Disease   1993 mein World Bank ke ek report ne bataya ki mental health disorders, healthy life years ke loss ka karan bante hain, aur yeh diarrhea, malaria, worm infestations aur tuberculosis se zyada khatarnak hain jab inhe alag-alag dekha jaye. 2020 tak, yeh anuman lagaya gaya tha ki mental health conditions global burden of disease ka 15% hissa hongi. Bharat mein pichle 20 saalon mein kiye gaye kai epidemiological studies yeh dikhate hain ki psychiatric disorders yahan utne hi aam hain jitne videsh mein. In disorders ki prevalence 18 se 207 per 1,000 logon ke beech hai, a

  National Mental Health Programme   Introduction   Mental health issues are incredibly common across the world, affecting people from all walks of life. Many adults experience symptoms like anxiety, fatigue, or sleeplessness at some point, and one in seven individuals will face a diagnosable mental health disorder in their lifetime.   Burden of Disease   In 1993, a World Bank report revealed that mental health disorders cause a greater loss of healthy life years than diseases like diarrhea, malaria, worm infestations, and tuberculosis when considered individually. By 2020, mental health conditions were estimated to account for 15% of the global burden of disease. In India, epidemiological studies over the past 20 years show that psychiatric disorders are as common here as they are globally. The prevalence of these disorders ranges between 18 to 207 per 1,000 people, with a median of 65.4 per 1,000. At any given time, 2-3% of the population is dealing with serious, debili