Telangana first-year intermediate student dies by suicide after failing exams
A first-year intermediate student (equivalent of Class 11) of Narayana College in Hyderabad, Telangana, died by suicide, allegedly because she was unhappy with her examination results.The student, Arundhati, was found hanging in her room on Tuesday evening at her home in Tatti Annaram area of Hayathnagar area of Rangareddy district. She was enrolled in the BIPC stream, which has advanced biology, physics and chemistry as subjects.advertisementThe Telangana Board of Intermediate Education announced the Intermediate Public Examinations 2025 results on Tuesday.
Arundhati was rushed to a local hospital, where doctors confirmed her death. The police were further investigating her death. In March, a college student in Telangana died by suicide, reportedly due to fear and anxiety over her upcoming examinations. The victim, too, was a first-year intermediate student at a private college in Hyderabad and a resident of Medak district.According to the police, the student had returned home to Medak for the Shivaratri festival but had been struggling with a lack of interest in studies and mounting stress over her impending exams. Her parents, concerned about her reluctance towards academics, brought her back from Hyderabad on February 1 with plans to enroll her in another institution.However, as the March 5 exams approached, the pressure appeared to have intensified, police said. On March 1 the victim was found hanging from a ceiling fan in her bedroom. Family members noticed her hanging through a window and rushed her to a nearby government hospital, where doctors pronounced her dead on arrival.Must Watch
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