Imagine it's a very crucial moment in the most awaited cricket match of the season. Fans on both the ends are equally anxious as the deciding over is being played. The bowler bowls and the batsman hits the ball smoothly. The ball is in the air but it loses momentum and it looks like a smooth catch. But the fielder's wrists do something over which he has no control... They refused to move…

The article talks about the false incarceration of people suffering from mental health and how there has been a change in the new Mental Healthcare Act, 2017. It also looks at the emphasis that has been laid on community living as opposed to institutionalisation.

The Mandela Effect is a unique case of shared false memories discovered by paranormal blogger and consultant Fiona Bloomer literally in the context of Nelson Mandela's death. She coined the term in 2010 when she discovered at Dragon Con (a science fiction and gaming conference) that a significant number of people shared her false memory of Mandela's death.