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Average age of drug addicts in Bangalore: 13 years!
Drug rehabilitation centres in the city have recorded some shocking changes with regard to the number of narcotic users this year. Rehabilitation centres recorded a shocking increase in the number of pre-teens seeking help for drug abuse. According to many such centres, 13 is currently the average age of drug abusers in the city, while 16 was the a...
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Bangalore teen jumps to death
A 15-year-old girl committed suicide by jumping from her 7th floor apartment in J P Nagar on yesterday evening at 7 pm. She died on the spot with multiple injuries. The deceased has been identified as Tanya, a SSLC student at Kumaran's School. "Her father is an IT executive and mother is a housewife," a police official said. This is the first stude...
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Banned from watching football, Bangalore teen tries to kill self
Football fanaticism took a whole new meaning when a 17-year-old boy in Bangalore consumed rat poison after he was not allowed to watch any more football matches. Kevin Peter, a first year student at St Miras Institute, was frustrated after his parents scolded him for watching too much football and banned him from watching any more matches.
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Average age of drug addicts in Bangalore: 13 years!
Drug rehabilitation centres in the city have recorded some shocking changes with regard to the number of narcotic users this year. Rehabilitation centres recorded a shocking increase in the number of pre-teens seeking help for drug abuse. According to many such centres, 13 is currently the average age of drug abusers in the city, while 16 was the a...
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Bangalore teen jumps to death
A 15-year-old girl committed suicide by jumping from her 7th floor apartment in J P Nagar on yesterday evening at 7 pm. She died on the spot with multiple injuries. The deceased has been identified as Tanya, a SSLC student at Kumaran's School. "Her father is an IT executive and mother is a housewife," a police official said. This is the first stude...
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Banned from watching football, Bangalore teen tries to kill self
Football fanaticism took a whole new meaning when a 17-year-old boy in Bangalore consumed rat poison after he was not allowed to watch any more football matches. Kevin Peter, a first year student at St Miras Institute, was frustrated after his parents scolded him for watching too much football and banned him from watching any more matches.
