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This is the 15th such incident this year and second this month alone
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These tragedies underscore the urgent need for a more robust, comprehensive and responsive mechanism to address the various factors that compel students to commit suicide
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On Thursday, the NTA released the final keys on its website only to be removed after a couple of hours.
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The Rajasthan Coaching Centres (Control and Regulation) Bill aims at regulating coaching centres to curb the menace of student suicides
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The deceased identified as Manan Sharma, Class 12 student from Bundi district in Rajasthan
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The 20-year-old hanged himself from the ceiling fan in his PG room. On Tuesday evening another JEE aspirant from Haryana was found hanging in his hostel room
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This is the first reported case of student suicide in Kota in 2025. Around 17 coaching students died by suicide in 2024, and 26 in 2023
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Rajawat, along with his supporters, stormed into the DCF's office where he protested against halting the repair work of a temple and slapped the DCF
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The incident came to the fore when Chaurasia's family members, who were trying to contact him, did not get any reply, and they enquired with the PG owner
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The Centre seems to be still in celebration mode, caring little about the fate of the lakhs of youngsters
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This is the 11th suicide committed by any student preparing for competitive exams in Rajasthan’s education hub this year
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Bagisha Tiwari, who lived on the fifth floor of the multi-storey building with her mother and brother, allegedly committed suicide on Wednesday, they said.
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The deceased was identified as Abhishek Singh (16), a resident of Bhagalpur, Bihar. He was preparing for JEE in Kota for the last year.
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Shubhkumar Chaudhary was found dead on Monday making it the fourth student suicide in Kota in the last 20 days, confirmed officials.
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Rising student suicides in Kota is a cry of hopelessness and guilt, a pointer to a society that does not seem to care
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While online counselling is available for students across the country, Physics Wallah is planning to open offline centres in 16 more cities.
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The incident took place on Thursday night when her family members had gone out to watch immersion of Ganpati idols, Talera SHO Digvijay Singh said.
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Khan was preparing on his own for competitive exams and was not enrolled with any coaching centre, Kishore said.
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The education ecosystem that shuts the doors on alternative career avenues is to be blamed for the sorry state of affairs
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The dichotomous purview of success as black and white creates an aversion to failure so radical and outrageous that students feel stripped of their identity courage, and existence