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Q.58 Correct
Q.58 In-correct
Q.58 Unattempt

S1: According to a study reported to the WHO, at least 6.5% of the Indian population suffers from serious mental disorders.

S6: Even if they are taken for treatment, it is rarely scientific psychiatric treatment but mostly traditional healing methods out of the unshakeable belief of the divine and the distrust towards scientific psychiatric treatment.

P: A lack of awareness of mental health, coupled with the stigma attached to it, in Indian society leaves the mentally ill in deep water.

Q: Despite this, mental illness is barely talked about in the country, not because it is a rare phenomenon but because of the taboo, the ‘uneasiness’ attached to it.

R: Often, they are not provided proper psychiatric treatment, assuming that their illness would just go away or by associating it with shame and guilt.

S: These problems further manifest when they try to seek help.

S1: According to a study reported to the WHO, at least 6.5% of the Indian population suffers from serious mental disorders.

S6: Even if they are taken for treatment, it is rarely scientific psychiatric treatment but mostly traditional healing methods out of the unshakeable belief of the divine and the distrust towards scientific psychiatric treatment.

P: A lack of awareness of mental health, coupled with the stigma attached to it, in Indian society leaves the mentally ill in deep water.

Q: Despite this, mental illness is barely talked about in the country, not because it is a rare phenomenon but because of the taboo, the ‘uneasiness’ attached to it.

R: Often, they are not provided proper psychiatric treatment, assuming that their illness would just go away or by associating it with shame and guilt.

S: These problems further manifest when they try to seek help.

Q.60 Correct
Q.60 In-correct
Q.60 Unattempt

S1: FSSAI has notified a draft regulation aimed at prohibiting the sale and advertisement of food rich in fat, sugar and salt to schoolchildren inside the school premises and within 50 m around it.

S6: These steps are taken to check the rising obesity in schoolchildren.

P: Besides prohibiting the sale of junk food, the FSSAI requires schools to simultaneously encourage and promote a safe and balanced diet.

Q: As a general guidance to provide wholesome food, the agency recommends the use of a combination of whole grains, milk, eggs, and millets.

R: It also listed a set of general guidelines for selection of food products that can be offered in schools.

S: It comes in response to the 2015 order from the Delhi High Court directing the central agency to frame norms to promote healthy diets in schools.

S1: FSSAI has notified a draft regulation aimed at prohibiting the sale and advertisement of food rich in fat, sugar and salt to schoolchildren inside the school premises and within 50 m around it.

S6: These steps are taken to check the rising obesity in schoolchildren.

P: Besides prohibiting the sale of junk food, the FSSAI requires schools to simultaneously encourage and promote a safe and balanced diet.

Q: As a general guidance to provide wholesome food, the agency recommends the use of a combination of whole grains, milk, eggs, and millets.

R: It also listed a set of general guidelines for selection of food products that can be offered in schools.

S: It comes in response to the 2015 order from the Delhi High Court directing the central agency to frame norms to promote healthy diets in schools.

Q.61 Correct
Q.61 In-correct
Q.61 Unattempt

S1: Even as malnutrition accounted for over seven lakh (68%) deaths in children under the age of five years in 2017 in India,

S6: Hence, any attempt to reduce and discourage the intake of unhealthy foods, which is a major cause of unhealthy weight gain in children, should be welcomed.

P: A recent study found 23 States to have child overweight prevalence more than the national average, with six States having a prevalence of over 20%.

Q: There is rising obesity in schoolchildren in many States.

R: Several studies have shown how a western diet affects the composition and diversity of gut bacteria and sets the stage for many metabolic diseases.

S: According to a July 2017 study, India, with 14.4 million, had the second most number of obese children among 195 countries.

S1: Even as malnutrition accounted for over seven lakh (68%) deaths in children under the age of five years in 2017 in India,

S6: Hence, any attempt to reduce and discourage the intake of unhealthy foods, which is a major cause of unhealthy weight gain in children, should be welcomed.

P: A recent study found 23 States to have child overweight prevalence more than the national average, with six States having a prevalence of over 20%.

Q: There is rising obesity in schoolchildren in many States.

R: Several studies have shown how a western diet affects the composition and diversity of gut bacteria and sets the stage for many metabolic diseases.

S: According to a July 2017 study, India, with 14.4 million, had the second most number of obese children among 195 countries.

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