Do Indian people not have any nuance? All i see are caste discrimination arguments and some inhumane tards saying "no sympathy for cheaters"
No one's interested in nuance? What kind of environment pushed a kid to suicide that a canceled exam/year back/restigation became his trigger? What kind of toxicity is going on in these colleges? Is it as simple as "caste discrimination"? I dont think so.
π¨ BREAKING | IIT BOMBAY
"Justice for Rohit Vemula" slogans erupt on campus after the SC/ST Act was reportedly invoked against a professor who caught a student using a mobile phone during an exam and referred the matter to the disciplinary committee.
The controversy is escalating fast.
@YashPatadiya34@ParleG_And_Tea Mental health is everything "jb tu padhne ke pressure pe aake suicide karle", Fixing mental health allows you to "jivan mai age badhna".
@YashPatadiya34@ParleG_And_Tea Plenty of difference between healthy pressure and unnecessary pressure. Plenty of countries with prime institutes where kids have better mental health.
@Hsirah6991 For "way less" because all you read are headlines which throw these simple explanations on top. YOU are the one acting ignorant deliberately, when plenty of literature about how depression works and why most people don't commit suicide arbitrarily exists.
@Jet_Set_Joy the family environment is a fair factor to take into account as i've said in multiple tweets, but you can't ignore the college environment when you live 700kms away for 2 years.
@ParleG_And_Tea Sure, but the raw probability of getting mental health issues is different across institutions, clearly Indian colleges and IITs can learn from. There's also Indian colleges who are handling mental health issues correctly.