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Accepted Paper:

Mental Agony and Suicide  
Samar Biswas (University of North Bengal)

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Paper short abstract:

Suicide is a serious issue of public health. Around one million people worldwide commit suicide each year. In this regard very high rate of suicide is seen at coastal Sagar block in West Bengal, India. In this view the prime enquiry is to find out the cause of high rate of suicide at Sagar block.

Paper long abstract:

Now-a-days suicide is a serious issue of public health. It is increasing rapidly. Most of the countries of the world face this problem. As a recent estimates around one million people worldwide commit suicide each year, with anywhere from 10 million to 20 million suicide attempts annually. In this regard very high rate of suicide has been reported from coastal Sagar block of Sundarban areas in West Bengal, India.

People want to live even for ever but why the people commit suicide from this nice world? There may be so many reasons behind it. The situation, time, place, tension, distress, age, sex, etc. may be varied. But it is true that sometimes the situation may reach to that level that the concerned people can not bear the tension rather face mental agony and to get relief sometime commit suicide. In this concern the questions are- why the high rate of suicide is observed at Sagar block? Is it due to environmental fluctuation or natural calamities which may destroy the life and economy as it is situated at coastal areas? Does it affect the family peace and happiness? Does it create tension, distress and mental agony repeatedly which may cause of suicide to get relief from all the agony? These issues will be examined in this paper.

Panel SE16
Human security, disadvantaged people and development: the emerging human rights challenges in the era of globalization (IUAES Commission on Human Rights)
  Session 1 Wednesday 7 August, 2013, -