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Table 3 Participants cited in this paper

From: Under the banyan tree - exclusion and inclusion of people with mental disorders in rural North India

Pseud-onym

Age

Sex

Possible mental illness

Religion

Household situation

Raju

45

M

Bipolar disorder

Hindu

Lives with wife and 2 adult children

Firoz

42

M

Schizophrenia

Muslim

Lives with brother Faiz and his family

Faiz

48

M

-

Muslim

Brother of Firoz, lives with wife and children

Nilofer

35

F

Post-partum psychosis

Muslim

Lives with husband and 5 children under 10 years

Perez*

28

M

Bipolar disorder

Muslim

Lives with wife and their children in his parent’s home, and sister Pakeeza

Pakeeza

25

F

-

Muslim

PCG, lives with parents and 11 siblings and their families, including Perez

Anju

28

F

Post-partum psychosis

Hindu

Lives with husband and 2 children

Golu

35

F

Schizophrenia

Muslim

Single woman head of household, 4 children, husband working in Delhi

Kundan*

24

M

Schizophrenia

Hindu

Lives with parents Kartik and Kavita, and brother

Kartik

50

M

-

Hindu

PCGs, live with Kundan and one other son

Kavita

49

F

-

Hindu

 

Pravin*

24

M

Schizophrenia

Hindu

Lives with mother Preeti and 2 siblings

Preeti

50

F

-

Hindu

PCG, widowed, lives with Pravin and 2 other children

Jitin*

45

M

Schizophrenia

Hindu

Lives with wife, Jyoti and 4 children

Jyoti

45

F

-

Hindu

PCG, lives with husband Jitin, and 4 children

Lata

45

F

Post-partum psychosis / depression

Hindu

Lives with husband and children, including 2 married sons and their wives

Shmayla

32

F

Post-partum psychosis

Muslim

Lives with husband and 3 children with her sisters also living nearby

  1. “*” indicates person with mental disorder who was too unwell to contribute to interview and therefore his/her primary caregiver (PCG) data was also used in analysis.