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Between 2015 and 2026, Kota in Rajasthan—India’s major coaching hub for JEE and NEET aspirants—has witnessed a deeply concerning trend, with around 131 student deaths linked to academic pressure. Every year, many students struggle with intense competition, fear of failure, and mental stress, sometimes leading to tragic outcomes. In response, authorities and hostels have introduced preventive measures, including installing cage-like enclosures around ceiling fans to reduce self-harm risks. This situation highlights the urgent need for better mental health support, balanced education systems, and awareness to ensure student well-being alongside academic success in highly competitive environments.

In 2005, a shocking and controversial incident unfolded in India when a crowd of around 200 women took justice into their own hands inside a courtroom. Frustrated by the repeated release on bail of a man accused of serious crimes, the women attacked and killed him during a court hearing. The act was driven by anger over delays and perceived failures in the legal system. This घटना highlighted public outrage against injustice, raising serious questions about law enforcement, judicial delays, and the limits of vigilante justice in a democratic society like India.