Supreme Court's National Task Force And Constitutionalisation Of Student Mental Health
On World Mental Health Day, while global efforts focus on 'Mental Health in Humanitarian Emergencies,' India faces a domestic crisis: student suicides.
The Supreme Court's verdict in Sukdeb Saha v. State of Andhra Pradesh (July 25, 2025) is a constitutional imperative to address this crisis.
The ruling establishes a National Task Force, led by Justice S, to tackle the issue.
The escalating epidemic of student suicides presents a profound and urgent domestic crisis.
- Global efforts focus on 'Mental Health in Humanitarian Emergencies'
- India faces a domestic crisis of student suicides
- Supreme Court's National Task Force to address the issue
Author's summary: India faces a student mental health crisis.
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