'Deeply Distressing': SC Issues Guidelines To Curb Student Suicides Amid Alarming Rise In Cases
INDIA, JUL 26 – The Supreme Court cited 13,044 student suicides in 2022 and mandated mental health policies, trained counselors, and grievance mechanisms across Indian educational institutions.
- The Supreme Court of India issued 15 guidelines to educational institutions to prevent student suicides amid rising cases, emphasizing the need for mental health support.
- Judges Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta highlighted concerning suicide trends among students, with over 13,000 reported in 2022.
- Institutions must appoint qualified counselors and establish internal committees for addressing grievances and psychological support.
- Data showed over 13,000 student suicides in 2022 alone, prompting the court to call for urgent action to safeguard students' mental health.
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SC issues pan-India guidelines to protect mental health of students in colleges & coaching centres
Justices Vikram Nath & Sandeep Mehta issued the guidelines, while hearing a petition by the father of a student who died by suicide in Andhra Pradesh, seeking a CBI probe.
·New Delhi, India
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The Supreme Court on Friday issued 15-point pan-India binding guidelines to deal with suicides by students in educational institutions and coaching centres as it highlighted “legislative and regulatory vacuum” and lack of a unified framework for prevention, besides rise in mental health issues among them.
·Chandigarh, India
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