Depressed over father's death, college girl commits suicide

September 15, 2011

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Mangalore, September 15: While a 12 year old allegedly committed suicide by hanging in Bangalore for being reprimanded by her father for poor academic performance, a fatherless student chose the same mode of suicide for a different reason altogether - blaming her fate for not having a doting and reprimanding father.

Rachana Jain, the first year BCom student of SDM College, Ujire took the extreme step on Monday night, pining for her father, Jagatpal Shetty, who passed away a decade back due to ill health.

In her suicide letter, Rachana wrote in Kannada with English script: Sorry nanna friends' kastha and maneyavara kastha, mane hathrdavara kastha nodi nanninda yenu maaodoke agtha illa antha bejaru. Iste. Berenu over aagi think maadbedi. Yelrigu yenadru ondu reason iruthe. But nange without reason. Pl keep smiling. I hate me.'' And the note ended with sad smiley. (I cannot bear to see the difficulties of my family and neighbours. Don't think anything more. Everybody (probably to commit suicide) may have a reason, but I have none.) Belthangady Sub Inspector Yogish Kumar has her diary and is studying it.

Rajat Kumar, elder to her by six years is shattered. A computer instructor in an institute, is in disbelief that he little sister who used to be so lively with them could do this. She was well provided. Our life was simple. We used to notice that when her other friends told her about their father reprimanding or doting she used to feel a lot. But she did not express it with me, but she used to do with my mother (Suhasini). Sometimes she used to cry alone,'' said Rajat to TOI, who lost his father in 2000.

May be my father, who was very loving, left a lasting impression on the eight year old girl, which could not be erased and she lived in her own world with her father. But outwardly it was not evident. She was an average student who wanted to do her MBA and she valued friendship,'' he said.

On Monday, she invited friends for lunch and night as usual she slept late at midnight, after he studies, never to wake up again.

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July 13,2020

Bengaluru, July 13: The results of the recently concluded II PUC examinations in Karnataka will be announced tomorrow, Tuesday, July 14, at 11:30 am.

The results, according to Primary and Secondary Education minister S Suresh Kumar, will be sent in the form of SMS-es to the registered mobile numbers of the students by 11:30 am.

Over 6.5 lakh students had appeared for the II PUC exams. 

Even though examinations for most of the subjects was completed in March, students had to wait close to three months, due to nationwide lockdown, to appear for the last exam -- for English -- which was held on 18th June.

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January 3,2020

Mangaluru, Jan 3: A young entrepreneur reportedly jumped off the Netravati bridge near Thokkottu on the outskirts of the city today morning.

The youth who allegedly committed suicide has been Navesh Kottari, 30, a resident of Ullalbail. He was the proprietor of N J Shamiyana.

The incident took place at around 6:30 a.m. Police and fire brigade rushed to the spot after sometime and launched search operation for the body in the river Netravati.

The body was retrieved in the afternoon.

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April 19,2020

Bengaluru, Apr 19: A recent government order prohibiting congregations, Ramadan prayers is discriminatory and needs to be withdrawn, JD(S) MLC B M Farookh has demanded.

In a letter to the chief secretary, Farookh pointed out that the order contained certain conditions such as restriction of the use of public address system and delivering Azan in low decibels, which had nothing to do with the prevention of Covid-19 disease.

“These days, Azan includes a call for the community to pray at home and does not offer namaz at mosque. The order also prohibits preparation and distribution of porridge, which has always been taken up in the interest of the poor. The High Court has noted that the relief distribution by NGOs or individuals should not be prevented and the state machinery has to coordinate the same by ensuring social distancing. The ban on distribution of porridge by mosques amounts to discrimination. The order needs to be withdrawn or revisited,” he wrote in his letter.

Further, observing that a religious fair was conducted in Kalaburagi recently, in violation of the government’s social distancing norms, Farookh sought the government to ensure that social distancing norms are enforced with regard to festivals of all communities without discrimination.

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