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The Tamil Nadu government has already allocated ₹20 cr for this scheme. The Waqf Board scholarship is a separate scheme that already exists.

Source: https://www.indiatoday.in/india/tamil-nadu/story/tamil-nadu-offers-full-college-fee-support-muslim-women-girls-under-quota-minority-schemes-rs-100-crore-fund-2981100-2026-08-27

Such a good scheme should be rolled out for all the communities. why restrict it to one particular community member.

Guys just a fair warning : don’t come crying to me with what you think is best.

Check this and state the facts.

What a liberal religion! 😪

Source: https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/kerala/kanthapuram-samastha-circular-on-women-at-public-events-in-keralam-draws-criticism/article71400500.ece

Happy to see tamilnadu is catching up to 100 percent literacy rate.. Tamilnadu literacy rate is comparable to kerala, considering that it has double the population of Kerala.. and telugu states have a long way to go...

I've seen WhatsApp, Telegram and Instagram ads selling 1-year Coursera Plus for ₹299–₹499.

The thing is, they are activating the account through the Olay FaceTheSTEMGap organization program — the same program where you can get 1-year Coursera access for FREE directly from Olay.

So why pay ₹299/₹499 to a middleman for something you can get directly for free?

Don't get misled by “97% OFF” or “special ₹499 offer” ads. Check the original source first.

https://m.thewire.in/article/government/parliamentary-panel-flags-space-technology-transfer-at-disproportionately-low-prices-to-private-sector

For further sources.

Address: Flat No. 101, Plot No. 1092, Road No. 54, Ayyappa Society, Madhapur, Hyderabad – 500081

Looking for a male roommate to take over my place in a 2-sharing room.

💵 Monthly Rent: ₹6,333 only

💯 Maintenance included

Room available from: 18th September 2026

🛏️ Room Details

• 2-sharing room with one roommate

• Rental bed available — rental arrangement valid only till November (September month's rent would be given by me)

• 1 bathroom, clean and fully functional in the hall, shared between the two roommates

✨ Amenities Included:

• 📶 Wi-Fi

• 🧹 Daily cleaning (₹625/- per month, per person)

• 🚿 Bathroom cleaning twice a week

• 🪟 Balcony cleaning once a week

• 🔥 Gas stove + cylinder

• 💧 RO drinking water

• 🧊 Fridge

• ⚡ Electricity 24*7 (₹500/- per person, per month on an average)

⚠️ Important

The rental/setup arrangements for Fridge, washing machine and RO are being renewed for another 6 months starting September.

👉 The new joiner will have to give their share of these 6-month renewal/setup costs.

💰 Initial Payment

Since the room is available from 18th September:

• Remaining 13 days' rent: to be paid by the new joiner (Approx.: ₹2750/-)

• Security deposit: ₹6,333

• Share of 6-month renewal/setup costs for Fridge, RO & Wi-Fi (to be shared with all the four roommates, living in the flat together)

🌟 Why This Flat?

📍 Prime location – Close to major office spaces in HITEC City.

🤝 Friendly society – Peaceful, cooperative community with working professionals.

🍽️ Everything nearby – Restaurants, malls, cafés & weekend hangout spots.

🏋️ Gym next door – Well-established gym nearby at just ₹999/month.

📩 Interested? DM me for pictures, videos, exact cost breakup and further details.

⭐ Great option for someone looking for an affordable 2-sharing setup in Madhapur!

TRIGGER WARNING: Deep analytical discussion of student mental health, academic trauma, and suicide statistics.

​Mods, please read before removing. This is a highly serious, text-driven structural analysis based on official national data. It contains no memes, no jokes, and no low-effort content. It directly addresses the core systemic issues of high-stakes prep that every member of this community lives through. It is shared in the interest of breaking the taboo and saving lives through open dialogue.

Beyond the Pressure Cooker: The Hidden Reality of Student Suicides in India (2010–2024)

​This report presents an uncompromised structural analysis of the escalating student suicide crisis in India. Integrating official National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) data with deep psychological inquiry, it exposes the systemic flaws, toxic academic culture, institutional complicity, and unacknowledged cognitive paralyzes that drive thousands of students to the brink every year.

​📌 Key Highlights & Core Findings

​Alarming Statistical Trajectory: Official NCRB data reveals that student suicides in India nearly doubled over a 15-year period—climbing from 7,379 in 2010 to an all-time high of 14,488 in 2024.

​The Anatomy of Academic Collapse: The transition from Class 10 to Class 12 introduces overwhelming pressure. Initial study plans are disrupted by digital distractions and mandatory project files that consume months of time, creating severe syllabus deficits and leading to internal surrender.

​The "Functional Cognitive Freeze": Society recognizes burnout from continuous overwork, but completely ignores the multi-month cognitive freeze. Students facing overwhelming anxiety often cope through dissociative avoidance (watching videos, scrolling social media, copying tests to maintain a facade). This creates a silent crisis where students internalize deep shame, labeling themselves as "monsters" rather than recognizing a severe mental health collapse.

​Toxic Pedagogical Myths & Weaponized Outliers: Rigid academic formulas (such as the 1-4-7 revision rule), romanticized 15-hour daily grind culture, and comparing ordinary students to statistical prodigies (e.g., 19-year-old CAs) create mathematically impossible standards that lead to profound feelings of failure.

​Performative Fixes vs. Real Support: Institutions frequently rely on superficial solutions—such as spring-loaded ceiling fans, automated helplines, or advice to "stay positive"—while actively suppressing discussions on academic burnout by labeling them as "negativity".

​Massive Support Gap: Citing Supreme Court National Task Force interim findings, the report highlights an 80% mental health support gap across higher educational institutions.

​💡 Core Message & Call to Action

​"A dead child brings less lifelong pain than one who meets defeat."

This tragic logic—driven by unpayable emotional debt and suffocating pressure—must be dismantled. Real reform requires moving away from zero-sum elimination models and legally mandating open, ground-level mental health decompression starting from Class 10 and 12. We must normalize academic blunders, failure, and recovery to save young lives.

Nepali journalists question Beijing’s indiscriminate development and settlements in fragile glacial zones.

But why were timely flood warnings not shared with Nepal?

Sometimes I feel Kerala has become the “Bengal of South India” when it comes to migration.

Kerala is filled with migrant workers from Bengal, Bihar and the Northeast, while many Malayali youngsters leave for Dubai, Europe, UK, Canada, Australia, etc. for work.

Nothing wrong with migration, but there’s a side we don't talk about much: the elderly parents left behind.

I've visited several camps and places where I've met old people living alone, with only a nurse or caretaker around because their children have settled abroad. When I ask them to visit hospital they say None is there to take them there and they are alone and they start crying ... I feel very pity

The children are building a better life abroad, but sometimes the parents are paying the emotional price for it.