International Men’s Day 2025: “Sometimes, the bravest thing a man can do is simply say: I'm not okay.” Step into any Indian home and you will notice the same picture, men who look tired, stressed, distant or buried in their routine. Many of them are silently carrying emotional pain that they don’t share with anyone, not even with the people they claim to ‘love’. It’s a pattern repeated across the country. Men suffer far more than they will ever admit and seek help far less than they need. From childhood to adulthood, Indian boys grow into men who learn to hide their fears, choke back their tears and shoulder responsibilities without complaint. As there was always one cultural message delivered to them that a “real man” should be strong, unshakeable and in control. But beneath that surfac

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