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I hadn’t. There were no other issues. This woman wanted therapy for political distress. That was a new one for me and every therapist I knew. But now I see no sign of this clinical challenge ...

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What is seen in public is far from the reality. Delhi would be wise to wait it out, quietly. In the present storm of political verbal excess, the less said, the better.