Recent incidents of student suicides in India have raised alarming concerns about mental health and academic pressure among youth. A second-year girl student from IIIT Idupulapaya, Jameeja Khureshi, took her life after being accused of stealing a mobile phone, highlighting the intense stress and stigma faced by students in academic environments. Similarly, Aviraj Hanumanth, a 23-year-old M.Tech student at IISc, died under unexplained circumstances, with authorities investigating the case further. In Jajpur, a Class XII student committed suicide allegedly due to harassment from school authorities, sparking allegations of mental torture from his family. Additionally, a second-year MBBS student from Pondicherry Institute of Medical Sciences reportedly ended his life due to academic stress, echoing a troubling trend among medical students facing immense pressure to perform. These tragic events underscore the urgent need for better mental health support systems within educational institutions across the country.