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Bangalore: Two PU Students Commit Suicide

  •   Wed, May 11 2011 11:34:06 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Bangalore (SP)

Bangalore, May 11: Two pre-university students, one each from Madikeri and Dharwad, committed suicide on Tuesday May 10. A girl student ended her life because of her fear of facing the result that was published yesterday, while the other student did so, frustrated over his failure.

Mallavva Bheemanagouda Patil, a student of St Joseph PU College in Dharwad, ended her life at Dharwad Agricultural University quarters, by hanging herself. She was overwhelmed by the fear of facing the result.

Devaiah (18), son of Chingappa, living in Bangalore, committed suicide at Kadagadal village in Madikeri taluk, after coming to know that he had failed to clear the examination.

  

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  • Shivanand Shetty, Mangalore/Bangalore/USA

    Wed, May 11 2011

    Dear students you have definately did a wrong thing. You should have thinked about your parents before taking such steps. Failure is the part of life. That doesn't mean we get depressed and take steps.

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