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How To admit someone in a mental hospital?

I need advice regarding my elder sister. She will turn 32 this August. She is unmarried and has not had a job, helped with household work, or maintained a healthy relationship with our family for the last 10 years. She lives with us but has become completely disconnected from the family.

To give some background, after she completed 12th grade, my elder brother funded her CA studies. However, her behavior towards him and the entire family was extremely abusive. She constantly insulted him, saying things like, "You are not even worth five rupees." She would also physically assault and verbally abuse my parents. Because of this, my brother and sister often got into physical fights. Almost every day, my brother would come home from work only to hear that our mother or father had been beaten or abused by her.

As time passed, her behavior did not improve. Instead, she became more isolated from the family. Around her first year after 12th grade, she met a married man and may have been in a relationship with him. Gradually, she stopped talking to us altogether and would only return home late at night. This continued for a long time.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, she disappeared from home for about four months. We had no idea where she was or who she was living with. We even did multiple FIRs for the same. During that period, she developed tuberculosis (TB) and admitted herself to a government hospital. She told the hospital staff that her family lived in a village and that she was living alone in Delhi. We only found out because she called us from the hospital several months later, and my parents and I went there to meet her.

Even after that, she ran away from home again for a few weeks on one or two occasions.

At present, she appears to be mentally disturbed. She suddenly starts crying as if someone has severely hurt her. She still abuses my mother. She writes the names of different men on the walls. We also found an old diary from around 8–10 years ago in which she had written extremely abusive things about every member of our family.

One of the biggest problems is that she soils her clothes almost every day by passing stool in them. This has become a daily crisis for our family. Every morning is spent cleaning up after her, making it extremely difficult to take her to government hospitals, which usually operate during the morning hours.

We are not a wealthy family. I am now 28 years old, and I feel like I have never had a personal life because everything revolves around managing this situation. My mother constantly takes her to different doctors and temples, hoping something will help.

A few days ago, we visited a therapist whose consultation fee was ₹1,500, although we paid less because they knew us personally. The therapist recommended psychiatric medication, but the treatment cost was beyond what we could afford.

Previously, we were getting treatment at Indira Gandhi Hospital in Dwarka. My mother believed she was taking her medicines, but later discovered that my sister would hide the tablets in her mouth and pretend to swallow them.

My father is now 64 years old, and my mother is 55. I cannot bear to see them suffer anymore. For the last eight years, I have been the only earning member of the family because my brother didn't do any job for 8 long years. I also have my own health problems, including spinal injuries, worsening eyesight, dental issues, and several other medical concerns. I feel physically and emotionally exhausted.

I know this may sound harsh, but after everything she has done—physically abusing my parents, emotionally hurting the family, refusing treatment, and contributing nothing to the household for years—I no longer have the emotional strength to continue like this.

I am the youngest child in the family. My brother is six years older than me, and my sister is four years older than me. Despite that, almost my entire adult life has been spent carrying responsibilities that I was never prepared for.

I genuinely want to help my parents, but I don't know what to do anymore.

Can someone please guide me on the legal and medical options available in India? If a person with severe mental illness refuses treatment, refuses medication, and is unable to care for themselves, how can the family get them admitted to a psychiatric hospital or mental health facility? We are looking for a legal, humane, and long-term solution because our family can no longer manage this situation on our own.

Likhne ko bhut sara hai mgr please itne me hi smjh jao.

Please please please koi NGO ya GOVT. hospital se help krwado jo didi ko ya to thik krde ya hamare se door le jaye. Ab me shanti chahta hu life me...bhut salo ki sufferning hai hamari. Please do help me

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u/silailor — 5 hours ago
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First date ideas in Delhi for a girl who’s really into art?

I matched with a girl on a dating app, and we’ve been texting a lot. We’re planning our first date, and she’s really into art. I’m new to Delhi, so I honestly have no idea where to take her.
I’m looking for something that’s more of an experience than just sitting in a cafe. Maybe an art gallery, museum, exhibition, or any place where we can walk around, talk, and get to know each other. Bonus points if there’s a nice cafe or food spot nearby for afterward.
Any recommendations

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u/One-Taste-4248 — 3 hours ago
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How you guys are getting motivation to go to office today ( monday )?

Man I do not even feel like waking up and get ready but jana hoga as I do not have any sick leaves left.

fuk capitalism

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u/Mixer_grinderr — 5 hours ago
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places in south delhi where i can go alone for a few hours?

hi! i want to go out alone but dont know where i should go. preferably in south delhi, somewhere safe for a girl. things at home aren't exactly great so i want a little peace and quiet. thank you!

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u/ReleasePlayful6574 — 6 hours ago
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are you a proud indian ?

why no one wants to go against govt ? like genuiely asking why we indians have this bootlicking habit whether it be sportsperson influencer or political party??

will you deny the current affairs of india ? or u are happy with viksit bHARAT ??

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u/Consistent-Rest3026 — 7 hours ago
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Does Delhi need something like this?

I've noticed there are plenty of times when you don't need a company you just need an extra pair of hands for a one-time task.

For example:

• 📦 Need an extra pair of hands to help pack, load, or move household items.

• 🎉 Need 1–2 people to help set up or assist during a small birthday or family event.

• 🧹 Need help cleaning or organizing after a small event.

• ⏳ Need someone to stand in a queue or wait on your behalf when you can't.

The idea is simple: post a one-time local task, decide how much you're willing to pay, and nearby people who have some free time can choose to accept it.

I feel like a city like Delhi with its busy schedules, long commutes, huge student population, and endless queues would actually benefit from something like this.

Would you use it? If not, what would stop you?

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u/hemanth17r — 7 hours ago
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What's the weirdest WiFi name you've come across?

I was connecting to my wifi and saw "Lallu/Panju" as a wifi name. Got me thinking, what's the weirdest you've come across?

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u/Mindful_mess20 — 13 hours ago
▲ 92 r/delhi

satluj (punjab'95) taken down

I started watching Satluj in the evening; due to work, I had to leave it midway.

Now, it has been taken down. Bhai suggest how to watch ??

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u/PerpettuallyinPain — 17 hours ago
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Your views on sugarcane juice rs102/litre

Kisi ki bhi gadi kharab nhi hui, sirf desh virodhi logo ki cars kharab Hui he. All so called anti nationals assemble.

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u/yashbhaii — 14 hours ago
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Name a day that didn’t kill you but something in you died that day

Name a day that didn’t kill you but something in you died that day

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u/Internal-Wonder4666 — 16 hours ago
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After seven days of an indefinite hunger strike in Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, JNUSU Joint Secretary Danish Ali has been admitted to RML Hospital after her blood sugar reportedly fell to 46 mg/dL.

Students at the protest site gathered as she was taken away in an ambulance, raising slogans and reiterating their demand for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.

Nearly ten protesters, including climate activist and educator Sonam Wangchuk continue their indefinite hunger strike, saying they will not end the protest until their demands are addressed.

Protesters argue that the government’s response has been marked by silence and inaction, even as the health of participants continues to deteriorate.

As the movement enters another critical phase, students and supporters are calling for urgent attention to the protesters’ health.

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u/Kaustuv31 — 1 day ago
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Found an insect in my pizza. The way the restaurant handled it was worse than the insect itself.

TL;DR: Found a caterpillar-like insect with our pizza after we'd already started eating. My pregnant wife felt nauseous, and later flies landed on the pizza, so we asked the staff to take it away. No one apologized, we waited around 15 minutes and had to ask for the bill multiple times, and we even returned 20 minutes later to give feedback ourselves. The next day, the restaurant apologized over the phone but said the new staff "didn't know Hindi," which didn't make sense since they had no trouble understanding our order, payment, or request for the bill. The lack of empathy and accountability disappointed us far more than the insect itself.

My wife and I went to Si Nonna's in Dwarka yesterday. She's pregnant, so we just wanted to have a nice dinner.

We ordered a pizza, macaroni, and a mocktail. Everything was fine until we'd both eaten a slice of the pizza. Then we noticed a small green insect (looked like a caterpillar) on the table.
A little later, a fly came to our table. We ignored it and shooed it away ourselves. Then another one came and landed directly on the pizza. At that point we had enough, so I asked the staff to take the pizza away. We didn't create any scene. No apology. No manager came to speak to us. Nobody even asked if we were okay.

My wife immediately felt nauseous. I felt very bad, because i wanted to have a nice time with her. She was hungry and now all of this made her nauseous.

After waiting for a while, we asked for the bill. Instead, we were told they were making another pizza. I said we didn't want another pizza, we just wanted the bill. We then waited for around 15 minutes and had to ask for the bill 2–3 times before someone finally brought it.

The pizza wasn't on the bill, so they knew about insect. But nobody paid any attention.

My wife was still hungry and feeling sick, so we went downstairs to Haldiram's to get something else. Around 20 minutes later, we actually came back to the restaurant because I felt they should at least know what had happened. Even then, nobody really seemed concerned. They just offered us some bread. We weren't looking for free food. We just expected someone to say, "We're really sorry."

Today I got a call from the restaurant asking to delete the review and offering us a free pizza and a drink next time. Then the person on the call said, "Ma'am, jo new staff hai unhe Hindi nahi aati thi."
That honestly confused me.
The staff understood our order, understood when we asked for the bill, and understood the payment. So why was language suddenly the issue?

Maybe I'm overthinking it, but it also made us feel judged. My wife was wearing a simple long kurta, and I was just dressed casually. We're both graduates, and hearing that made us wonder if they assumed we wouldn't understand English because of how we looked.
I'm not even upset because an insect was found. Things can go wrong in any restaurant.

What disappointed me was that after finding an insect in our food, nobody came over to apologize, we had to ask for the bill multiple times, and we ended up leaving feeling like nobody really cared.

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u/No_Notice522 — 18 hours ago
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I Spent Months Creating My First 13-Minute AI Animated Short Film – I'd Love Your Honest Feedback

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u/Ironside-One — 14 hours ago
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is true that Satluj (Punjab 95) was removed from the streaming platform?

I heard that they removed the movie from zee5. Why is the govt interfering so much with everything now. It’s really stupid to not let people watch it. The more they stop the more people will watch it. I have the file and I can watch it anytime now and can send to people. If you wanna watch it you can too.

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u/Ok_Conference_5978 — 14 hours ago
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Is 4cr still a luxury home budget in delhi

4 cr is a big amount anywhere in the world but how fat does it go in delhi real estate market also this represents which segment of the market also roughly what percentage of households in delhi nct live in homes valued above 4cr

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u/Muted_Comfortable561 — 19 hours ago
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Indian motorists will gather in New Delhi on Sunday, in the first major protest against a flagship biofuel program intended to reduce crude imports and support farm incomes

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u/TimeVendor — 23 hours ago
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Worst places to visit in Delhi. Any suggestions.

I'm not feeling bored so I wanna visit the worst places in Delhi.

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u/indiagateway — 12 hours ago
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Best Podi dosa in Delhi?

Guys I just came from Blr after 4 years and I am missing Podi dosa here. The normal Masala dosa are so bad I can’t have them. Please suggest some of the best South Indian places with Podi dosa. Please don’t say Benne Bombay they are really bad

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u/Ashwagandu12345 — 21 hours ago