Children, Social Media & Suicide: Lessons from Ghaziabad Case | Upsc | mental health | current issue

The Ghaziabad suicide case is not just another tragic headline — it raises serious questions about social media pressure, mental health awareness, parenting, and state responsibility.

In this video, we analyse the issue from a UPSC perspective:

🔹 Role of social media in shaping young minds
🔹 Mental health as a public policy issue (GS-II)
🔹 Ethical responsibility of platforms & society (GS-IV)
🔹 Child protection laws & digital governance in India
🔹 Australia’s move to restrict social media access for children

For aspirants, this case is relevant for:
📌 GS Paper II – Governance, Social Justice
📌 GS Paper IV – Ethics & Society
📌 Essay – Technology vs Society / Mental Health

This discussion is not to sensationalise, but to understand the systemic gaps and policy lessons India must learn.

If you or someone you know is struggling, help is available:
🇮🇳 KIRAN Mental Health Helpline: 1800-599-0019

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