Life, Interrupted: Understanding India's Suicide Crisis by Amrita Tripathi, Abhijit Nadkarni and Soumitra Pathare

Life, Interrupted: Understanding India's Suicide Crisis by Amrita Tripathi, Abhijit Nadkarni and Soumitra PathareIn India we tend to have a fatalistic attitude towards suicide, tending to believe that nothing can be done to prevent it, focusing only on the politically volatile issue of farmer suicides, or periodically, when there is a death by suicide of a prominent personality or suicides in vulnerable groups (for example, students especially after Board exam results), there is a hue and cry in the popular press with opinion makers demanding immediate action.

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