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Anjali Dixit

San Francisco, Stanford
As seen in: Medium, Nature, Association of Anaesthetists, JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association), JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association, Health Affairs, Healio Pulmonology, WriteUp Cafe, TweakYourBiz, City Today News
Pediatric anesthesiologist and physician-scientist @stanfordanes. Alumna @Stanford, @Columbia, @UCSFMedicine, @SeattleChildren. she/her. Views my own.
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How to Invest in US Stocks from India: A Complete Beginner’s Guide (2026)

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By Anjali Dixit
| WriteUp Cafe
Investing in US stocks from India has become increasingly popular as investors look to diversify their portfolios and gain exposure to global giants like Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft. With digital platforms and simplified regulations, investing internationally is now easier than ever. In this guide, we’ll explain how to invest in US stocks from India, benefits, methods, tax rules, and expert tips in a simple and SEO-friendly way. Why Invest in US Stocks?
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Dabba Trading: Risks, Rewards & Why Investors Should Stay Cautious

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By Anjali Dixit
| WriteUp Cafe
Dabba trading has gained attention in recent years as an alternative way to participate in the stock market. While it may appear attractive due to high returns and fewer regulations, it comes with serious risks that every investor must understand before getting involved. What is Dabba Trading? Dabba trading is an illegal form of stock market trading that takes place outside recognized exchanges like NSE and BSE.
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The Silent Prison: Clinical Psychology Behind Internalized Patriarchy

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By Anjali Dixit
| Medium
Patriarchy isn’t always loud. Sometimes it’s not in laws, workplaces, or street harassment – it’s inside the mind. Internalized patriarchy happens when women (and men) unconsciously adopt sexist beliefs and biases against themselves or their gender. It shows up in self-doubt, guilt, or acceptance of inequality as “normal.” From a clinical psychology perspective, this internalization is more than a social issue – it directly impacts mental health, identity, and self-esteem. ⸻ 1.
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