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Students’ suicide: crisis of techno-cultural age or fragile emotional landscape?
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The Indian Express
Children are surrounded by images, opinions, comparisons, and expectations long before they develop the emotional capacity to process them.
Story continues below this adWhat is lost in this process is not intelligence or awareness, but emotional shelter.
Somewhat in the moral and emotional world around them has failed to hold.
Story continues below this adSocial media mirrors and fragile emotional landscapeNowadays, social media has become a mirror for children to see themselves.
Story continues below this adDiscuss the role of educational institutions and family structures in providing emotional resilience to children in an age of competition and constant comparison.