#suicide in india

[rightnewshindi]

भारत में जनसंख्या वृद्धि से ज्यादा हुए छात्रों के आत्महत्या के मामले, पढ़ें एनसीआरबी की रिपोर्ट

Delhi News: भारत में छात्रों की आत्महत्या की दर देश में जनसंख्या वृद्धि की दर से भी अधिक हो गई है। यह चौंकाने वाली बात एक रिपोर्ट में कही गई है। एनसीआरबी के आंकड़ों के आधार पर रिपोर्ट में कहा गया है कि यह संकट लगातार बढ़ रहा है। हर साल आत्महत्या की दर में 2 प्रतिशत की वृद्धि होती है, जबकि आत्महत्या करने वाले छात्रों की संख्या में 4 प्रतिशत की वृद्धि हो रही है। यह स्थिति तब है जब आत्महत्या के कई…

[myauditionfordrphil]

This is getting more and more real with each passing day...

[lucyspriv3cy]

Look away (2018)

[peonycats]

never give countries access to twitter, pt 2

[icriedforthemoon]

Honestly the main thing that makes me believe that something ACTUALLY might have happened between John and Paul is the India talk during the Get Back/Let it Be sessions.

P:"what we're doing..."

G:"What were you doing?"

J:"YES, what WERE we doing...?"

*proceeds to blow the mic*

Or like...

J: "all those songs... In your room"

P: "yeah... I remember *giggles*"

WHAT WAS THATTTTT WHAT WAS THAT THAT'S SO EMBARASSING FOR THEMMMMMM STOP THAT STOP THATTTT

but in all seriousness, if you watch the complete clip, not just the one in Get Back, you can sense the tension and the ongoing subtext...

I honestly cannot think of a better alternative other than something between John and Paul PHYSICALLY happening.

If somebody has a different opinion I would like to hear it! but for me that's the proof I need.

[gwydionmisha]

CW: Suicide

[ghost-in-a-cup]

Of course we have all talked down a friend from committing suicide of course we never told this to anyone, not their parents not ours. We cannot tell the people who are supposed to care about it the most because they won't help, they don't know what to do and do the exact opposite. Of course you can't call a friend's mother "aunty I'm scared for them please talk them down." No. That will only lead to worsening the situation. They will scream, shout and beat their child before offering a kind word. They will say how can you do this to me? And never answer the questions how could they do this to their child. They will blame the phones, their friends when the phone is the one where they called a friend to stop them from ending it all. They won't understand that isolating them is a surefire way of making it worse, because they don't care about the child as much as they care about another aunty's opinion on what's going on. They will hide it they will never talk about it cause this society doesn't see children as people. Children are just puppets to their parents who are puppets to society. I hold each and every adult responsibile. I hold every teacher who said why won't you think ofyour parents, of every aunty who doesn't care about us gossiping in guise of care i hold each and everyone responsible for you have failed your child when you were supposed to protect them

The only ones you are protecting is society, those in power. You won't let your child say that the syllabus is shit nor will you let them say a bad word against teachers who deserve it(cause teachers are gods, don't you know? I guess even demons seem like gods to the blind)

You think of your child not as a person but just an extension of you therefore you never understand that your child had individual emotions you don't understand they are not you and not everything they do is about you

You Have never once considered what your child thinks or feels you have never once centred them in their life's decision. You expect them to follow your will, yyour desires. You say 'i gave them food shelter education ' congrats you fulfilled your duties. Congrats you are providing the basic needs of a child who you conceived of your own will. If you think they should fawn over you for it you should've stuck to dolls.

I blame you. I blame all those who have never been a safe space for someone to confide in, i blame you for not being there when your child is about to jump and instead for blaming their friends who are the ones who talked them down in the first place.

Think of your child as a person for once in your life.

Note : every "you" here is not the reader. You is referring to adults, parents who failed to provide a safe space, who centered themselves in a child's hurt.

[milimeters-morales]

Pavitr: you’re so cat coded :3

Miles G:

Pavitr: l swear if you don’t meow into the mic within the next 5 seconds i’m telling your mother about the prowler

Miles G: KYS 🤬🤬 *starts meowing*

[haveyouseenthishorrormovie]

SUMMARY: Meghna seeks revenge on the mother who abandoned her by collaborating with her dead father's spirit.

[mapsontheweb]

Deaths by Mass Suicide in India, 1998-2021.

by mangalurian

[incoherentscreaming101]

all rapists should combust and die immediately actually

[solis-angelus]

BABE WAKE UP NEW LOW JUST DROPPED.

source

[helpmeimblorboing]

Pranshu Yadav, a sixteen year old child, took their own life on the 21st of this month, due to relentless homophobia

This is the future Conservatives want. Do not grant it to them

[enigma-the-mysterious]

@maya-why The primary objective of caste-based reservations is not for economic upliftment. That is simply a by-product and consequence. The primary goal of caste based reservation is to guarantee representation of the community that has been denied representation in the public field, has been denied basic human rights.

A poor Brahmin is hampered by economic disadvantage. A poor Dalit is hampered by economic and social disadvantages. A poor Brahmin student does not run the risk of being denied food, water and companionship by their peers. Even a rich Dalit student runs the risk of being ostracized and bullied far more than their upper caste peers. Dalits and STs face some of the highest suicide rates in India. Rohith Vemula, Dr Payal Tadvi, Darshan Solanki, these are not merely coincidences.

Also, your argument about reservations on the basis of economic background is moot because even today in India, the wealth distribution is determined by one's caste. Only 22.3% of upper caste Hindus hold over 40% of the country's wealth while 7.8 per cent of Hindu Scheduled Tribes own only 3.7 per cent. The share of wage labourers among SCs was 63% (2011-12 NSSO statistics). 32% of the casual labourers in the country are SCs when their total population share is 16%.

Caste IS linked to one's socioeconomic background. This is because caste has been weaponized to maintain the status quo by upper caste, landowning Hindus. SC households own merely 9.5% of the total land in India and the average land each SC household owned was half of that owned by 'other' households.

In other words, if you feel that caste based reservations are unjust, then remember that they exist because systematic, caste based discrimination still exists in the country. Maybe you don't see it because your privilege makes the discrimination invisible. But I promise you, it is there. If you want caste based reservations to end in India, then first fight for ending caste based discrimination in India.

[bumblebeeappletree]

Farmers are angry and protesting across Europe, India, seemingly all over the world. What exactly do they want – and do they have a point?

#planeta #farmersprotest #agriculture

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[phsycodesi]

Oppression of Love (Can I fight for my freedom?)

Keerti’s father gripped her hand tightly, as if scared she’d run away (Where would she run to?). The wedding drums sounded like funeral music. The blessings, like knives, stabbed her heart. She felt like she was a boat floating in a foggy sea; lost and alone.

Her father sat her down on a chair, and after a while she stared into the potted water and the face of her groom. He was handsome, but nothing could compare to Varali. Her only love. Her greatest regret.

Keeri remembered the day they met like it was yesterday. How they bumped into each other on navratri, how she danced and swayed in the band’s music, how the kind hand that she accepted was so, so soft. They were created to heal, to protect.

Arjun’s hand was rough, filled with scars and built to hurt. When they held hands around the fire, Arjun pulling her along as she stared at the tied cloth connecting them like a chain around her hands.

When Varali had never pulled her, only held her hand as Keerti led her through the market stalls, wary of any white officers guarding the edges of the place. Her lover would whisper to her dreams of a free Bharat, a whole Bharat, where they could live freely, without the oppression of the White Men of the West. Where they could love each other freely, without fear of death.

But it was still a time of revolt and oppression and blood and death. If Keerti couldn’t find the courage to fight against her own marriage, how could she hope to fight for her country’s freedom?

She took the garland in hand and placed it around her husband’s neck, imagining her lover in his place for just a second. The illusion vanished when he placed the garland around her neck. It felt like a noose, cutting off her breathing. Keerti wonders if this is how Varali felt in her final moments.

The carriage ride to the mansion was agonisingly long. Her ‘husband’ gripped her hand tight. She stared into the the distance, imagining her late lover’s eyes as they landed on her standing among the crowd. Her face covered by cloth, and her final cry of “Jai Hind!”.

Keerti was pulled back into reality by someone shaking her shoulders. She was there at the doorframe of the house, the tamba of rice in front of her, waiting.

So she put her right foot forward, and toppled the tamba-

And toppled off the roof.

White Rice spilled onto the floor-

Red blood soaked the grass.

Arjun smiled at her face.

She could see Varali’s eyes.

She was finally home.

She was finally free.

~~~

{Would you believe me if I told you I made this for a school assignment from my IT teacher?

It was a proxy period and she told us to make stories and tell them in class. I told her I could make her a story but I’d need time. That night I watched ‘Ae Watan” and got inspired. It wasn’t even supposed to be angst.

She has never bothered me when I sleep during class till date. I should totally do this to all my teachers.}