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57 percent of the 850 teenagers questioned by Sahyog, an NGO, suffered from depression and 9 percent attempted suicide the previous year.
The suicide rate among young teens and young adults worldwide has increased by more than 300% in the last three decades.
The highest suicide rate in the world has been reported among young women in South India by a study in 2004.
Over 70 per cent students are suffering from exams stress and anxiety according to a survey conducted by the School Mental Health Programme (SMHP) in the Capital.
According to the SMHP survey, about 80 per cent students experienced heightened anxiety because of parental pressure.
Suicide is currently the third leading cause of death among the age group of 15-24 years worldwide.