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Mangaluru: NITK student commits suicide, jumps from 6th floor

  •   Sat, Nov 17 2018 07:17:19 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (ANK)

Mangaluru Nov 17: A 20-year-old engineering student committed suicide by jumping from the Mechanical department building at NITK campus here on Saturday, November 17.

The deceased has been identified as Anand Pathak, resident of Maharashtra. Anand Pathak was a student of third year mechanical. He was also part of musical club. Anand Pathak jumped off from 6th floor of mechanical department building.

As per sources, a professor attached to Mechanical department had threatened Anand who had attendance shortage, saying that he won’t become an engineer and he will fail in the exam. It is said that professor continuously snubbed Anand which made him take this extreme step.

It is also said, this is not the first time a student committed suicide at NITK. As many as three students have committed suicide before, due to alleged harassment from their professors.
  

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  • Akradical, Banglore

    Mon, Nov 19 2018

    It really hurt to see a kind soul leaving so early, I am also engineering at ramiah.Mech branch.Main fault goes to professors for being so rude,I also heard Anand was guilty of his mistake and was on his knees.The only fault of Anand is he reacted wrongly.We lost a gem.#Rip

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  • Rajendra, MANGALORE

    Mon, Nov 19 2018

    My profound grief to Departed Soul, May his soul RIP.

    Proper investigation to be carried out, If this kind of sensitivity found in student proper counselling should have done with the help of friends/ teachers. Very unfortunate incident strict action to be taken after proper investigation.

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  • Richa sahu, Berhampur

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    It seems like attendance is much more imp den someone's life.. 2% was not a big deal for dat teacher.... Let d professor regret for d rest of his life.. Rip anand

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  • CD, Mangalore, Mumbai, Oman

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    Thanks Praveen for the update. Let the world know the fact.

    Praveen, Nitk Sun, Nov 18 2018
    I am agree with you but i just wanted to inform you one thing, it's very easy to simply comments for any activity which is not clear for you.
    He is not simply a student who has only a single motive to be a bookworm , below i just want to introduce about ANAND.
    He was the active member of Music club.
    He was the member of Astronomy club.
    He was the member IEEE club.
    He was maintained 9.0 cgpa.

    Hope you will think before doing comment on anything.

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  • CD, Mangalore, Mumbai, Oman

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    Heart cries to see a sweet humble and jovial soul disappeared. RIP Anand. Hearty condolences to his grieving parents and his friends. May the Almighty bestow peace to the departed soul and give courage to the family to bear such a deep loss.

    Professors, Wake up. Don’t dominate the students. Please treat them as your own children, have some emotions. All the way Leaving their parents, coming here to study. You all are their parents, friends and mentors. This incident will haunt the professor till his life. How you will console their parents. Feel the pain they are going through.

    No need to snub them instead advise them in advance before the semester rather spoiling their year. NITK (Surathkal) students surely are the smart one in academics and other activities. Anand must have missed the classes due to club /college activities. Have some consideration. Management surely have to look into the matter and give justice to the departed soul. Timely counsellingc required first to the professors and also to the students.

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  • Calvin, Mangalore

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    As usual...Teachers harassing students. How long is this going to go on? What gives them the right to treat students so horribly? This isn't the first time I've witnessed this. Happens in educational institutions all over India. Lack of respect to students by the teachers.

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  • Gregory, Dhanbad

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    I have doubts on so called "the source" of media until investigated by concerned department. There could be other reasons for suicide/murder. RIP Anand

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  • Browny, Kuwait

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    Blame the parents not the professor. What he was doing during class hours. Was he roaming around @ college campus? If he was not interested in engineering why the parents forced him? If he was really interested in Mechanical engineering he would have taken interest. Professor was much concerned for him.

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  • Latha DSouza, Mysore

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    I request you all repeatedly, please! if you do not know the facts refrain from commenting.

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  • SURYANARAYANA BEGUR, mysore

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    You may be right......none of us know exactly what happened.?....but then WHAT PREVENTED A
    nand TO CORRECT HIS WAYS.? he was repeatedly told to improve,mend his ways,....rather the same thing happened to my son, but he realized his mistake, he teaching in OXFORD now, as a parent, i did advice him seriously to come on top, he did.....the PROFESSOR APOLOGIZED IN MY PRESENCE.

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  • SURYANARAYANA BEGUR, mysore

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    You may be right......none of us know exactly what happened.?....but then WHAT PREVENTED A
    nand TO CORRECT HIS WAYS.? he was repeatedly told to improve,mend his ways,....rather the same thing happened to my son, but he realized his mistake, he teaching in OXFORD now, as a parent, i did advice him seriously to come on top, he did.....the PROFESSOR APOLOGIZED IN MY PRESENCE.

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  • Karthik, NEW DELHI

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    'Seriously' adviced..huh?

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  • Praveen, Nitk

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    I am agree with you but i just wanted to inform you one thing, it's very easy to simply comments for any activity which is not clear for you.
    He is not simply a student who has only a single motive to be a bookworm , below i just want to introduce about ANAND.
    He was the active member of Music club.
    He was the member of Astronomy club.
    He was the member IEEE club.
    He was maintained 9.0 cgpa.

    Hope you will think before doing comment on anything.

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  • SN, Surathkal

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    No sir that's not the truth. That student was very talented. I am a student of this college and he is my senior. He maintained 8-9 GPA. He was a part of the clubs like IEEE, Astronomy, music. It's very wrong to blame the parents and students without knowing the student

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  • Nagesh kumar, Bangalore

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    See dear sir don’t blame the parent every parent seeks his son as a good professional unfotunatly it happen very sad , professors should also behave a like parents not like enemies they have to convente the students and council the students Ima proper manner. Don’t think narrowly think Brodly .

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    THE STEPS TO FINISH OFF THE LIFE IS REALLY COWARD AND UNACCEPTABLE.

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  • Anaga, Austria

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    Professor must be catalyst in under standing a child. Show love and use correct words. Precious life is gone. Getting into nit is not like getting into othercolleges. Hope all the corrective steps are taken by the head of nit. Kid must have been brilliant. Mistakes should be corrected with good intentions. Not letting a student to take such drastic action.

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  • Ranganath, Mysore

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    It's unfortunate that a young life has been snuffed out. We do not know what the teacher had in mind when he denied admission to write exams. But he could have been a little more lenient for two reasons: one, he was academically bright..second, he was in music club and representing only his college...om shanthi ANAND..

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  • Anaga, Austria

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    Professor must be catalyst in under standing a child. Show love and use correct words. Precious life is gone. Getting into nit is not like getting into othercolleges. Hope all the corrective steps are taken by the head of nit. Kid must have been brilliant. Mistakes should be corrected with good intentions. Not letting a student to take such drastic action.

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  • G M Hegde, Udupi

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    This brings back memory of a professor of the best college in Bombay who gave me faulty apparatus in lab & refused to grade jouranal for stopping his tutions. More over theMarathi professor had the guts to come over to my table & tell me why he did it & this kind of guts came from his caste status & knowing no one cud touch him becoz of that I was told later. At that time & tender age I was in tears in the lab , totally blank, contemplating either hitting the professor there & going to jail. There are few black sheep in this profession who need urgent yearly grading themselves of course there are more of the good ones too whom we worship even a decade later.

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  • Mechanical Engineering Alumnus, NITK, Bangalore

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    The professor should have let the student attend the examination. If that attendance was really so important, then the impact of the missed classes would have been reflected in the student's marks. Bullying a student like this is certainly not the solution. I know for a fact that a slight shortage of attendance is no big deal and is usually excused. Further, I know that most students have no problem in attending classes that are truly interesting and informative and handled well.

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  • K pradhan, Latur

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    I m shocked as step taken by Anand.
    I know him from his primary school. He was very brilliant, disciplined, as he was also my college student IIT batch. I never heard any irregularity about him. He was multi talented as he is my daughter's batch mate.
    May god will give his parents strength to bear sorrow.
    Shradhanjali 💐💐

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  • Charles D'Mello, Pangala

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    In this case I blame the student for committing suicide. Who is right or who is wrong is not a issue. Even if a guy does not become an Engineer, life will never end. I feel sorry for the parents who nurtured this boy for 20 years.

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  • Ashwin, Mangalore

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    Sure Charles you have every right to blame the student, since you are not involved, easy to point fingers. But just think, what environment are we creating by such blame games. 3 students committing suicide means, that NITK si not doing any corrective actions. Do they implement a Suicide helpline in spirit? Do they sensitize students and professors on how to handle such matters? Do they have counselors, who actively interact with list of students/professors who indulge or show signs of potential suicide behaviour? Maybe its time to move on, and implement these steps in spirit and save the future of such kids/professors.

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  • RoyS, Surathkal

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    It's very unfortunate that a NITK student committed suicide! College administration should take some steps to prevent these cases.

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  • Dagger, Jharkhand

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    He was a bright student with 8.5+ pointers and also part of various college clubs in using the music club and represented the college in state and national level competitions....after all this the fact revealed is the attendance was 73% ...which can be considered given that he was a good student and an overall student..

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  • Rajat, Indore

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    This rule of 75% Attendence is completely BS and should be removed. I'm from NITK and believe me we learn much more about the subject outside the classes. Almost everybody in the campus is learning from the Internet. If you want students to attend the classes regularly then make sure that your Professors are good enough to make students attend classes with Joy and not Forcefully.

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  • Chandan, Balasore

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    RIP, Anand

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  • Anish Claude, Mudarangady /Udupi

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    O My God, Painfull news

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  • RaAm, Kudla

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    I'm a BTech in Mechanical Engineering 2015 Batch NITK.

    There are only 3-4 professors in the entire department who could say this particular words. Rest are really professional and helpful.

    What I noticed during my NITK days is that , right from day one most of the students are only concerned about the package they would recieve in placements.

    Time to think about our education system. No, doubt it has become a production line for corporate sector.

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  • Alumni, NITK

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    I was a student in the same boat as Anand, and I was fully aware that shortage of attendance wouldn't let me pass through college. Being in 3rd year would mean that so was Anand. It gets difficult when you realize that you won't be handed a degree with your batch mates, that every one of your friends will have a headstart at life before you.

    One should take this as motivation instead of giving up hope. But circumstances aren't the same for everyone, maybe he had a bunch of backlogs that he got intimidated, maybe he was too scared to face someone if he failed. Not knowing the circumstances it is foolish to blame someone or something. No one alone can be at fault. Whatever it be, the people around us can see our mindset change and they are the ones that can help themselves or guide in seeking help.

    I believe that system is there to help. Attendance is and should be mandatory. Professors should inform students and send them for counselling. Had the system not been in place, maybe I wouldn't be where I am today, maybe Anand would have been alive.

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  • A concerned parent, Manipal

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    There is no point in finding fault with either the teacher or student. A precious life is gone. There should be good counsellors round the clock To Help students in distress.
    Those days are gone when teachers could harass and get away with it.

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  • SMR, Karkala

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    In my school days in convent school teachers are so strict I need to take a beating as part of our curriculum
    Today I grew old and my miss my teachers some already departed this world. I carry the value of for them to date and thanks for making me understand the word 'discipline' that I had passed on to my children.
    I am very disappointed with this suicide. If he paid attention to his professor for two more years he would have been on his own feet.
    The nation which beliefs in the mantra of "Guru Brahma Gurur VishnuGuru Devo MaheshwarahaGuru Saakshat Para BrahmaTasmai Sree Gurave Namaha"(Guru is verily the representative of Brahma, Vishnu, and Siva. He creates, sustains knowledge and destroys the weeds of ignorance. I salute such a Guru.) I am saddened with suicides, forged degrees, unemployment and so on.

    RIP
    Jai Hind

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  • Rose Marie, Mangalore

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    The students seeking admission at Engineering Colleges are not week intellectually. Perhaps, it is their mindset that they can do anything and ultimately they under-perform, which leads to such drastic step. Such under-performing students may require counselling

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  • Latha DSouza, Mysore

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    Who said he was under performing??

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  • Omkar Singh, U P

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    Attendance is not a good thing to exit a student from exam, 🤔 many student are not taking any lauture but their results seem like unbleivable. Sometimes they become topper. Many examples are there. 73% Attendance is not a short attendance even though he had other activities. There are major guilty from management. He was a good student, he should not do like this. His life was not ending here. He should thought something like that.

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  • nitin, kodagu

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    ITS NOT HARRASEMENT. PROFESSOR HAS THE RIGHT TO TELL THE STUDENT STUDY WELL

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  • Sahil, Mangaluru

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    Professor should know very well how to handle very weak student as well just example tare zameen .

    Few professor know very well to encourage one brave students because brave students makes their life easier.
    Professor paid not only to follow only brave student and good student more beauty how they will handle below average and bad student in desciplined manner without harassing again and again.

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  • George, Sharjah

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    Let the professor teach such lessons to his children.

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  • Latha DSouza, Mysore

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    For all the negative comments: - "Please note admission to IIT's & NIT's is purely on merit unlike the umpteen Engineering colleges which sell seats to average students. These students are intelligent and talented. This particular student was representing the institution for some events and in general they are given the attendance for those days of absence. Moreover the shortage was only 2 or 3 % .

    I REQUEST ALL THE INSENSITIVE PEOPLE TO REFRAIN FROM COMMENTING IF YOU DO NOT KNOW THE ACTUAL FACTS.

    RIP ANAND. HOPE YOU GET JUSTICE.

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  • Sahil, Mangaluru

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    We can hope management will be taken preventive action at the earliest without delay. so such incident can bring to an end.

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  • Haneef, Mangalore

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    He is an outsider, where he spent his time outside the classes?

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  • Sriram, VIJAYAWADA

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    Rest in peace.....

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  • Wilson DSouza, moo

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    For illiterate or professional, pressure, depression, death are almost equal ....

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  • Sriram, VIJAYAWADA

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    Please support anandh family .... very sad news in NITK.... BECARE FULL MY DEAR STUDENTS

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  • NITK alumnus, Surathkal

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    Rest in peace.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    Professor was only trying to help the student improve his Attendance ...

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  • Student, NITK

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    It is the end of semester. How do you think it will help the student? Only for missing a handful of classes? For mandatory courses, failing means losing out in placements and internship opportunities.

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  • RkR, Mangalore/ Dubai

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    75% Genuine reason n 85% Z mandatory.
    I know u can buy by paying fines.
    Odd semester u let go student he'll take things for granted. I'll continue the same n even semester or say until completion.
    College gives utmost priority for discipline and every student or staff, is bound to follow the rules.

    Name n fame of the institute

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  • Nicholas, CANADA

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    Student,NITK
    If he was soo worried about Placement,Etc he should have corrected his attendance.Its duty of instructor to correct the student as parents work hard & send their kids trusting the instructor. If a student can't mend his behaviour under a instructor,how do you expect him if selected in campus interview to guide his engineering team?

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    @Student NITK,First of all the student is there to study,and when he misses the important classes and is absent for many times,it is professors duty to warn him and tell the naked truth.Because professor has continuesouly pressured him as you say or missed some classes ?he need not commit suecide.He can admit his absence and try to learn better.or inform his parents about professors pressure.The lecturer will not bother if student is doing his studys without failure in class.even he is weak ,ask him what to do next.Professor too can summen his family about his fail in classes or bad notes.However I doubt,prof.must have threatened him to tell parents ,so he felt bad or guilty .and committed suecide for not fulfilling his parents wishes.what he was doing missing classes?When he cant continue his studies ,find hard,tell parents,change the subjects and do something else.But not suecide.Now parents are sad and feel lost.Their heart is broken.Heartfelt sympathy to them.However he was not counselled properly.May his soul rest in peace.

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  • Latha DSouza, Mysore

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    You or me are lucky enough not have the professors who act like demi god.

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  • MOHAN, KUDLA chicken

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    PLZ VHP BHP ABVP ...SENES....OUTFITS...PUMP WELLS........SUPPORT THIS CAUSE....PROTEST INFRONT NITK.... INVESTIGATE..
    THIS WILL HELP STUDENTS FAMILY......BUT THESE BHAKTAHS ONLY SUPPORT UNWANTED THINGS..ITS very sad ....may his soul rip

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  • Kamath, Mangalore

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    Any political party has nothing to do with this suicide & this student is himself responsible for shortage of attendance .
    But according to Mr Mohan who has comentent seems to be senseless person for commenting like this.

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  • Yuva simha, Hyderabad

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    Please don't bring student wing politics to NITK

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  • RkR, Mangalore/ Dubai

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    Professors are experienced enough the reason the say.
    Student zto b blamed, bunking class n wasting time in n off campus.
    Maintaining attendance n scoring good mark Z important.

    Silly reason kids commit suicide, parents should take care n guide their wardens.

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  • Shree, Mangalore

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    Please don't blame everything on the student . He was good in studies as well as a part of the music club, multi talented student . I agree he should have not taken this extreme step . But only he knows how much of emotional stress he was in . It was easy for u all to judge the student behind ur laptop /mobile screens. So easily u know his full story 'bunking classes,wasting time off campus '. Wah! Astrologer

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  • RkR, Mangalore/ Dubai

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    @Shree
    Sad for the loss friend, I was a student, I know the do’s n don’t of a student.

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  • Latha DSouza, Mysore

    Sun, Nov 18 2018

    The professor should have been a little more understanding. There is a way to solve these problems.
    Anand was a multi talented, intelligent and disciplined student who was scoring above 8.5 grade points. The students put 3 to 4 years of efforts for getting into IIT's and NIT's. Do you think they will just let go the efforts in vain.
    Try to understand the impact on the student if he is threatened of failure for missing a handful classes .
    I know this fact because my son is his classmate and know him very well.
    I could not eat or sleep since yesterday till now consoling my son who is traumatized by the incident.
    Our prayers are required for Anand's parents at this time. Please be more sensitive while commenting.

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  • Mangalorean, MANGALURU

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    The untold side of the stories of educational institutions. It's so sad people from all over the country and world come searching for the best places in Mangalore and this is how they are treated by some unwanted staff eventually bringing a bad name to the institution and the city in itself. Dark corners of some places when explored have a tonne of skeletons to tumble out of the closets. RIP buddy..

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  • mahesh, mangalore

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    these kind of news are always bereft of all the facts.
    Let us know what was his attendance and why was it was low.
    just blaming the professor will be foolish.

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  • Student, NITK

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    His attendance was 73%, when the minimum required is 75%. He was in the Music Club, which is a big commitment, and requires you to miss classes sometimes. Usually professors understand

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  • Anil, Dubai

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    Agree with your inputs... but there are many ways/solution for this kind of problems/glitch to come up.., , it doesn't mean a solution like "suicide" .. , all students are educated try to understand...,
    and after doing something wrong then blaming some one ...

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  • Na, Mangalore

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    Life is sort do the best

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  • Anilkumar, Mangalore

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    After taking admission into professional college, many a times students suddenly find the freedom away from parents and feel free to enjoy life instead of concentrating on studies. When they are confronted by their teachers / professors, they think that the teachers are at fault. Ultimately they get frustrated and end up this way. The step taken is not right but young mind works this way.

    There is no fault of professor. Parent send such students to become engineers without really assessing the aptitude or interest of children. In any professional college, concentration on studies is utmost importance which the college management tries to implement.

    Probably this student would have been better off if he was allowed to take his own decision.

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  • Anonymous, Mangalore

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    See I agree there are situations like that.. But please without knowing the matter please don't pass such judgements

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  • Sahil, Mangaluru

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    If Professor over pressurised should be terminated from the job or management should tradfer them.they should not be allowed to haraase an innocent student's.

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  • Sanjay, Hebri

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    Professor was doing his duty, to inform, warn about attendance shortage.
    I think professor is not wrong....

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  • Sahil, Mangaluru

    Sat, Nov 17 2018

    Correction Transfer .RIP anand.

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