The Supreme Court acquitted a man in his wife’s suicide case, observing that normal marital differences may sometimes lead to spouses not speaking for days. The Court held that a husband cannot be convicted for cruelty under Section 498A IPC solely because he did not communicate with his wife for a period of time.
A Saket Court staff member, who died by suicide in January, was born with a 60 percent physical disability. In a note found after his death, he requested lighter duties for individuals with disabilities, the Law Ministry told Lok Sabha.
A court staff member died by suicide after jumping from the Saket District Court building in Delhi. A note recovered by police revealed he was under severe work pressure, struggling with health issues, financial stress, and prolonged mental distress.
A Maharashtra woman doctor has revealed in her suicide note that a police officer raped her four times and subjected her to mental and physical abuse over several months, exposing shocking allegations of harassment and police atrocities.
The Supreme Court questions the suicide theory in a 17-year-old trainee’s rifle death, seeking clarification on possible homicide and whether one can practically shoot oneself in the chest with a rifle.
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Uttarakhand High Court stays conviction of vaccine scientist booked for abetting wife’s suicide, citing public health and national interest concerns over hindrance to his research work.
A Kerala man died by suicide after failing to pay his son’s engineering college admission fee, despite a High Court order for his wife’s pending salary release.
The Supreme Court’s tough question, “Why are students committing suicide?” prompts IIT Kharagpur to appoint a full-time psychiatrist amid rising concerns over campus mental health and student suicides.
The Supreme Court questions IIT Kharagpur over rising student suicide cases, asking, “What is wrong with IIT Kharagpur?” amid growing concern for student mental health and accountability.
