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School of Liberal Education had organized a webinar on Changing Life Style Post Covid-19
A live webinar on &ldquoChanging lifestyle post covid 19&rdquo was organised by the school of liberal arts on May 25, 2020. The session was chaired by Dr shikha srivastava, Dean, SOLE and facilitated by Dr Manasi Sinha, Asst Prof, SOLE. The objective of the webinar was to analyze lifestyle changes post covid 19. Eminent Scholars invited to deliver the talk were:
Dr Manas K Mandal, Psychologist
Dr Mayank Uppal, Internal Medicine doctor
Dr Anita Sabherwal, Obestrician
Dr Aman Sachdeva ,Physiotherapist
Dr Subhra Verma, General Manager , Operations
Dr. Manas K Mandal PhD, FNAPsy is currently serving as Distinguished Visiting Professor at Indian Institute of Technology - Kharagpur. He is also an Adjunct Professor at the National Institute of Advanced Studies, IISC, Bangalore. He was formerly a Distinguished Scientist and Director-General - Life sciences in DRDO [2013-2016].
Dr. Mayank Uppal is an Internal Medicine doctor (Primary Care Physician) in New Delhi, Delhi, India. Dr. Mayank Uppal is affiliated with Sitaram Bhartia Institute of Science and Research. Dr. Mayank Uppal provides medical care in outpatient clinic and hospital setting. Dr. Mayank Uppal provides preventive care, medical check ups, immunizations, medical treatment for disease like hypertension, diabetes, heart problems and refer to other specialists if needed. You can find contact information like phone number, practice website, office address and reviews for Dr. Mayank Uppal.
Dr. Aman Sachdeva works as Head and Consultant of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation and specialises in muskoloskeletal rehab, antenatal &amp postnatal fitness The Physiotherapy department is headed by Dr. Aman Sachdeva, BPT, MIAP, MDCPOT. Dr. Sachdeva has garnered 10 years of experience as a physiotherapist and is widely recognized by his colleagues and patients as a competent care provider.
The thought behind the theme for the webinar was how the current pandemic scenario challenges the lifestyle and demands a substantial amount of personal, economic and social transformations. The panellists believed that from lockdown 4 to unlock 1, we are heading towards unprecedented social and behavioural changes. They concluded the session mentioning that a pandemic can bring out best from us the power of collectivity, positivity, solidarity, and mutual respect. It can also bring out worst of our behaviour discrimination, inequality, and hatred. One of the key insights into the topic was shared by Dr Manas Mandal in the following words: In critical times, we bring out the best or the worst of us.... the choice is ours&rdquo
The webinar saw participants from across the different schools. It was conducted on Zoom Platform. The overall moderation of the webinar was done by Dr Manasi Sinha and was CO-Hosted by Ms Priya Sahrawat .