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  That's called apathy. I work in the mental health field. To me that's depressing that apathy has happened towards this clear epidemic.
  Edit: this system seems to be a faliure in many aspects. Also, test scores don't equal intelligence
  Edit: this system should expand educational opportunities not suppress and make it harder for regular folks. I say that as someone from the usa with a horrible educational system that leaves us with debt and lots of other issues.
context: All 3 were coaching students (can someone explain what that means) 2 lived in the same hostel. This sounds very connected imo. Not trying to start a conspiracy but what are the chances?
  Edit: idk what the suicide rates in India are. I hope an investigation into if they have anyone similar that they interacted with happens.
  Edit: two of them are being looked into if they knew about each other. The others body was due to posionus consumption and body was handed over. I hope they figured out what the substance was. >
  
  Kota city is a coaching hub. Every year thousands of students come to prepare for competitive exams to get selected in country's prestigious colleges to study to be Engineers/Doctors one of which exam is JEE which has a acceptance rate of less than 0.5%. There's lots and lots of coaching instituitions in the city which provide regular education along with teaching how to crack those examinations.
  The city has been dubbed as "Suicide factory" by the locals as every year 10-20 students commit suicide because of failing exams, depression, mental health issues and lots of other reasons. It happens every year. >
  
  Ohh okay. So it's definitely an institutional/system faliure. They are refusing to acknowledge these issues then put them into a high pressure environment. These kids were all so young and had such a long life ahead of them.
  If this is a died by suicide issue it needs to be fixed. If it's anything else it needs to be fixed. 10-20 kids and young adults is a sad number. >
  
  That's called apathy. I work in the mental health field. To me that's depressing that apathy has happened towards this clear epidemic.
  Edit: this system seems to be a faliure in many aspects. Also, test scores don't equal intelligence
  Edit: this system should expand educational opportunities not suppress and make it harder for regular folks. I say that as someone from the usa with a horrible educational system that leaves us with debt and lots of other issues. >
  
  Fun fact they specially designed an anti suicide fan instead of spending that same amount on therapy. These monsters don't deserve to be alive let alone be next to children. >
  
  All 3 were coaching students (can someone explain what that means) 2 lived in the same hostel. This sounds very connected imo. Not trying to start a conspiracy but what are the chances?
  Edit: idk what the suicide rates in India are. I hope an investigation into if they have anyone similar that they interacted with happens.
  Edit: two of them are being looked into if they knew about each other. The others body was due to posionus consumption and body was handed over. I hope they figured out what the substance was. >
  
  Kota city is a coaching hub. Every year thousands of students come to prepare for competitive exams to get selected in country's prestigious colleges to study to be Engineers/Doctors one of which exam is JEE which has a acceptance rate of less than 0.5%. There's lots and lots of coaching instituitions in the city which provide regular education along with teaching how to crack those examinations.
  The city has been dubbed as "Suicide factory" by the locals as every year 10-20 students commit suicide because of failing exams, depression, mental health issues and lots of other reasons. It happens every year. >
  
  Ohh okay. So it's definitely an institutional/system faliure. They are refusing to acknowledge these issues then put them into a high pressure environment. These kids were all so young and had such a long life ahead of them.
  If this is a died by suicide issue it needs to be fixed. If it's anything else it needs to be fixed. 10-20 kids and young adults is a sad number.