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The CRPF is implementing the 'Love You Zindagi' program to address emotional health and gender sensitivity among its employees, recognizing the impact of a patriarchal system on mental wellbeing. The program promotes open communication, role-plays, and group discussions to help staff manage stress and combat gender stereotypes. It aims to foster an understanding environment that supports mental health and gender equality within the organization.

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The CRPF is implementing the 'Love You Zindagi' program to address emotional health and gender sensitivity among its employees, recognizing the impact of a patriarchal system on mental wellbeing. The program promotes open communication, role-plays, and group discussions to help staff manage stress and combat gender stereotypes. It aims to foster an understanding environment that supports mental health and gender equality within the organization.

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NAME-ANSHUMAN BEHERA

REGD.NO-240301120434

SEC-I

1. Recognizing that its employees' emotional health is correlated with


their effectiveness, the CRPF is tackling gender sensitivity through the
"Love You Zindagi" program.

2. The program tackles the "burden of patriarchy" in the CRPF, a system


that has historically been masculine and may not be gender sensitive.
Relationships, social skills, and general wellbeing may all be impacted by
this.

3. Because of the nature of their jobs, CRPF employees deal with a lot of
stress.

4. The difficulties of working in a male-dominated environment exacerbate


the serious concerns of stress, depression, and PTSD among CRPF
personnel.

5. The program encourages staff members to express themselves and


take care of their mental health through dialogues, role-plays, and group
discussions (also known as "chopals").

6. Female officers and staff are essential because they show that women
are capable of carrying out all tasks that have historically been performed
by men.

7. The government recognizes the problem of paramilitary suicides, citing


financial difficulties, illness, and domestic issues as the main causes.

8. The program's goal is to create a system in which CRPF employees are


more understanding, embrace gender equality, and realize that being
open with one another does not make one less manly.

9. To combat gender stereotypes, creative techniques are employed, such


as role-playing in which male staff members portray female characters.
10. Given that many CRPF personnel work long hours away from home,
which may cause tensions, the initiative aims to enhance communication
within families

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