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The alarming rise in suicide cases among young women in India has become a significant point of concern. Recent statistics indicate an unsettling trend of heightened suicide rates among this group. For instance, according to a study published in The Lancet, India accounts for 37% of the global suicide deaths among women,
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Reasons behind the increasing suicide among young women in Indian society
ReplyDeleteEducational Pressures: The case of educational institutions like the IITs and other premier institutes recording cases of student suicides, including young women, underline the dire need to address the enormous pressure students are under, contributing to a rise in suicides.
Identity Crisis: Platforms like Instagram have seen a rise in influencers emphasizing body positivity, indicating a reaction to prevalent body image issues and identity crises that many young women face today, sometimes leading to extreme actions including suicide.
ReplyDeleteFinancial Pressures: Economic hardships, often highlighted in documentaries and news features, show young women succumbing to the overwhelming pressure to contribute financially to their families, fostering environments where suicide rates are on the rise.
ReplyDeleteUnemployment: Despite being highly educated, many women find stable employment elusive. Chanda Kochhar, once a celebrated banker, highlighted the challenges women face in the professional world, affecting their mental well-being.
ReplyDeleteUnhealthy usage of technology: The digital age, while advantageous, brings its pitfalls. Cases like the “Blue Whale Challenge” spotlight the dangers young women can face online, from cyberbullying to extreme challenges.
ReplyDeleteIncreased Isolation: Although technology promotes connectivity, it can lead to isolation. The story of Ananya Birla, a young entrepreneur and musician, emphasizes the loneliness that even the successful feel in the tech-driven era.
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