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Who Should be Blamed For Student Suicides?
By: Tupaki Desk | 12 Oct 2022 11:25 AM GMT
Youth is the future of India and we have the largest youth population in the country. However, the suicides among students are not stopping and rising rapidly. Compared to the previous year, the suicides among students almost doubled in 2021 as per a report.
The National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) in its report said that in 2021 around 160000 people took the extreme step and claims their lives. Among them, 13089 are students. In 2020 12526 students breathed their last.
As per the report, between 2014-21, southern states reported student suicides in problematic numbers. On average, the southern states reported around 2,000 suicides.
Talking about Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, 3507 and 3115 students lost their lives respectively. Last year more than 13,000 students lost their lives while Maratha land Maharashtra topped the list with over 1800 suicides.
We are living in a competitive world and students with good grades are seen as successful and only they will be preferred for jobs and other things. As we see marks and grades as a parameter for brilliance, companies also prefer students will good grades for jobs.
Parents also put pressure on children to study hard. They often compare with others and indirectly pressurize them. This is also a reason behind this. The educational institutions bank on this and say that they give good results.
All these reasons create a big impact on students. It is the responsibility of the parents and teachers to make the process of learning easy rather than making it stressful. Education is important and it is not the only important thing. Society needs to understand this and make students understand this.
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The National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) in its report said that in 2021 around 160000 people took the extreme step and claims their lives. Among them, 13089 are students. In 2020 12526 students breathed their last.
As per the report, between 2014-21, southern states reported student suicides in problematic numbers. On average, the southern states reported around 2,000 suicides.
Talking about Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, 3507 and 3115 students lost their lives respectively. Last year more than 13,000 students lost their lives while Maratha land Maharashtra topped the list with over 1800 suicides.
We are living in a competitive world and students with good grades are seen as successful and only they will be preferred for jobs and other things. As we see marks and grades as a parameter for brilliance, companies also prefer students will good grades for jobs.
Parents also put pressure on children to study hard. They often compare with others and indirectly pressurize them. This is also a reason behind this. The educational institutions bank on this and say that they give good results.
All these reasons create a big impact on students. It is the responsibility of the parents and teachers to make the process of learning easy rather than making it stressful. Education is important and it is not the only important thing. Society needs to understand this and make students understand this.
Note: Your feedback is very important to us. Post them in the comments box down below. Be sure to give us your opinion no matter what. Please do not use abusive language. There are better ways to speak your mind.
