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Delhi Teen Dies By Suicide, Blames Teacher Harassment In Note Found By Police

This special report covers the death of a 16-year-old boy who died by suicide after jumping in front of a metro train at Delhi's Rajinder Place station. Police recovered a suicide note in which the student alleged prolonged mental harassment by his school teachers and requested that his organs be donated. In the note, the boy stated, 'I want action to be taken against those teachers who harassed me. Don't want any other child to suffer like me'. The incident has led to protests by parents near the school, and police have registered an FIR and are questioning school authorities. The bulletin also touches upon the broader issue of pressure on students, referencing another recent case involving a nine-year-old in Jaipur.

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Pramod Madhav Reports: Inside Tamil Nadu's MR Palayam Centre For Rescued Elephants

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