Bhutanese student commits suicide in India

A 20-year-old third year Bhutanese student studying Interior Designing in Acharya Group of Institutes in Bengaluru, India committed suicide on May 2. She was a recipient of government’s undergraduate scholarship. Indian media reported that the girl lived in the college hostel with three of her friends. She left college at around 12.15 pm and locked […]

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