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Delhi Teen's Suicide Note Blames Teachers; SC Backs Stricter Anti-Pollution Curbs In Capital

This special report covers a 16-year-old's death by suicide in Delhi, with a note alleging harassment by school teachers, and the escalating air pollution crisis in the national capital. The bulletin details the Supreme Court's backing for stricter GRAP measures and a plea from students to reschedule sports events. A direct quote from the student's suicide note reads, 'I want action to be taken against those teachers who harassed me. Don't want any other child to suffer like me'. The programme also examines the political situation in Nepal, where Interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki is navigating tensions between political factions ahead of the March 2026 elections.

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