Nandita Chaudhary - Challenging Western-Centric Child Psychology 

Every culture has its ways to enforce and pass down its norms and its morality. Psychology and psychiatry are our ways

At timestamp 36:09 the guest says: "I need to clarify that I am not a clinical psychologist. I do not study mental health. I cannot argue about syndromes or difficult situations of schizophrenia or bipolar disorder." The attachment field of clinical psychology is therefore outside the scope of the expertise of this guest.

There are some highly subjective angles put forward by the guest, concerning the merit (or promulgated lack thereof) of modern attachment theory and its applications right from the beginning of this interview, and all to seemingly only satisfy the subjective and promulgated need of some supposed specifically "Indian" version of attachment. The guest doesn't even signal any familiarity with standard clinical journals of the attachment field, which is evident in her continuous quotes of "the Lancet", a known communist-funded rag, along latent behavioural reductionist attempts to always deride the modern attachment field on completely confabulated "cultural grounds"; as if those considerations weren't already native to modern attachment theory. So, the audience's understanding isn't being meaningfully advanced by any of this stereotypical Indian re-inventing of the wheel act. Attachment pathology is known to be inter-generational and is the breeding ground of psychopathy. Obviously trauma from parties other than parents will potentially have similar effects. The ignorance and high subjectivity toward the modern attachment fields merit in fully understanding and assessing for the aforementioned factors displayed by this guest is shown by the modern clinical standard work on attachment in adults (& families and individuals, diagnostics and treatment options), "Attachment Disturbances in Adults - Treatment for comprehensive Repair", 2016, by Drs. Daniel P. Brown (†), David S. Elliott, et al. One could also refer to the de-facto interdisciplinary expert on attachment, family dynamics, psychopathology and family therapy, Dr. Craig Childress, who could easily help to rectify the litany of questionable statements made by this guest.