and psychologically."
*494 The Court of Appeals correctly reversed the Commission's finding Anderson's psychological condition was not aggravated by her September 1, 1995 fall. Although Anderson was receiving treatment for depression prior to this accident, the only substantial evidence in the record clearly shows her condition was aggravated by the work-related fall.

II. Maximum Medical Improvement
Anderson argues the Court of Appeals erred in holding no statement of maximum medical improvement (MMI) was necessary with regard to injuries to Anderson's left shoulder and back.[2] We disagree.
Barbara Griffin, BMC's workers' compensation nurse, testified that Dr. Peele was authorized to treat Anderson's left shoulder, knee, and back as a consequence of the September 1, 1995 fall. However, BMC only admitted injury to Anderson's left knee. Dr. Peele's letter attached to BMC's stop paymentin Kashmir and after the government ordered the army to conduct surgical strikes across the LoC in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir.

Increased visibility

Admittedly, as home minister, Singh is expected to monitor and oversee the situation in Kashmir but his sudden bout of activity is a far cry from his earlier low-key avatar and has not gone unnoticed. Singh was the “go-to” man when violence erupted in the Kashmir Valley following the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani. He has since made several trips to the volatile state to review the law and order situation, has addressed a joint press conference with chief minister Mehbooba Mufti and led an all-party delegation to talk to all the stakeholders concerned.

Singh has been equally visible after the Uri terror attack and the army’s surgical