Chandigarh, Oct. 22 -- A mental health report prepared by Ketawa- Centre for Behaviour Change was released on Wednesday by former member of parliament and additional solicitor general of India Satya Pal Jain. The report titled 'Beyond awareness : What university students know, feel and do about mental health," highlights the gap between mental-health awareness and help-seeking, calling for stronger and more accessible mental-health support systems in educational institutions. The survey found that 94% of students recognised mental health as important as physical health, yet 16% reported having consulted a mental-health professional. Furthermore, 43% identified not knowing where to seek help as a barrier, while 31% cited stigma or fear of judgement. Only 36% were aware of mental-health services available near them. Jain, releasing the report, said, "Student mental health deserves serious attention from families, educational institutions and society at large. Such reports can help bring students' concerns into focus and encourage institutions to move from awareness to practical, accessible and compassionate support."...