@notsmv: this is especially scary because I know a few mtechs there. somehow ended up here due to the IITB fiasco. I've seen way…
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The article discusses recent suicides at IISc Bengaluru and mental health struggles among students at IITB, raising concerns about wellbeing in Indian tech education institutions.
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this is especially scary because I know a few mtechs there. somehow ended up here due to the IITB fiasco.
I’ve seen way too many people struggling with mental health (often unknowingly) in the past ~year here at IITB, it is concerning
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I feel like it’s our responsibility (regardless of who we are) to check up on our family and peers often. people don’t go around screaming that they’re depressed, often they don’t even know that they have a problem. the least we can do is be kind and alert, and lend an ear
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