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Odisha is witnessing a fresh bout of winter chill, with temperatures dipping noticeably across several regions. Kandhamal district reported a sharper decline on Thursday, as the mercury slipped below 10°C. Daringbadi, the coldest location in the district, recorded a minimum temperature of 9°C. The hilly town, often dubbed the ‘Kashmir of Odisha’, is known for its early onset of winter, and this week’s temperature pattern reflects the region’s typical cold-season trend. Clear skies over Kandhamal contributed to the sharper fall, allowing rapid heat loss during the night. Statewide Temperature Likely To Dip Further Weather officials indicated that cold conditions…

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Srinagar, Dec 1: As winters turn Kashmir into a monochrome, for many people, mostly elderly, it brings about profound emotional and psychological strain. The diminishing sunlight, outdoor activities, and social interactions are the primary culprit behind the exacerbation of many physical and mental conditions, including Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), a form of depression tied to the seasons. The Harvard Health Publishing’s widely cited article, ‘A SAD Story: Seasonal Affective Disorder’ explains how winter depression is often triggered by sunlight deprivation. It recommends solutions like light therapy and increasing indoor brightness. It also emphasises that SAD can hit people even if…