Two more students, Suhani and Avantika, have taken their lives.
Thirteen young lives have now been lost because of the incompetence of one minister. Thirteen families shattered, yet the system is focused only on evading accountability.
These are not personal tragedies. These are deaths caused by institutional failure.
For millions of students from lower and middle-class families in this country, medicine and engineering remain one of the few pathways out of poverty, socio-economic mobility, towards a better life for themselves and their families. Parents spend their life savings on these exams. Students dedicate years of their lives for these exams.
But then, the state has turned exams of such importance into a hub of corruption, leaking papers and selling seats. This is not administrative mismanagement. It goes far beyond that. It is the organised destruction of the hopes and dreams of millions of students who cannot buy their way through the system.
Do we want to continue breaking our young people like this, again and again?
@VFSGlobal I and my wife are applying for US Visa in India. I have selected passport pickup option at your centre in Pune. What do I need to do to pickup my wife’s passport?
She won’t be available to pick up on her own.
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