Part 1 of the study Thinking Clearly about Suicide in India. Part 2 of this study appeared in EPW, 8 October 2016. Part 3 appeared in EPW, 24 December 2016.The patterns of suicide in India are quite different to those observed in industrialised societies. Those differences must lead us to question many generalisations which almost approach sociological “law” such as the protection against suicide afforded by marriage. This paper contrasts media coverage of farmer suicides in India with the near total neglect of the suicides of housewives, though there are more than three housewife suicides for every one of a farmer.Peter Maye
India consists of 16% of the world's population, but sustains only 2.4% of land resources. The agric...
Farmers ’ suicide in India is a cause of concern and government fi gures, though conservative, predi...
Background: India accounts for over a quarter of the global burden of suicide. One of the most effec...
Part 2 of the study Thinking Clearly about Suicide in India. Part I of this study appeared in EPW, 2...
There have been multiple studies dealing with the economic explanations of farmer suicides in India,...
Suicide is often seen as a permanent solution to a temporary problem. 601 farmers in Maharashtra com...
India – more precisely specific states of India such as Maharashtra – are suffering from a particula...
Mental health in rural communities is a poorly understood global health issue. India represents an i...
The growing incidence of farmers all over the country has shattered the farmers’ households. Piled u...
This paper looks at the phenomenon of farmer suicides in India, specifically in the state of Maharas...
Unraveling Farmer Suicides in India contests the conventional notion of farmers’ suicides as seen th...
The position of farmers in India is becoming questionable as the time is passing by. India is develo...
Farmer suicides cases is infringing day by day In India suicides rates is now become a very serious ...
and his collaborators that used a nationally representative mortality survey of 1 · 1 million househ...
The Indian subcontinent comprises eight countries (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Af...
India consists of 16% of the world's population, but sustains only 2.4% of land resources. The agric...
Farmers ’ suicide in India is a cause of concern and government fi gures, though conservative, predi...
Background: India accounts for over a quarter of the global burden of suicide. One of the most effec...
Part 2 of the study Thinking Clearly about Suicide in India. Part I of this study appeared in EPW, 2...
There have been multiple studies dealing with the economic explanations of farmer suicides in India,...
Suicide is often seen as a permanent solution to a temporary problem. 601 farmers in Maharashtra com...
India – more precisely specific states of India such as Maharashtra – are suffering from a particula...
Mental health in rural communities is a poorly understood global health issue. India represents an i...
The growing incidence of farmers all over the country has shattered the farmers’ households. Piled u...
This paper looks at the phenomenon of farmer suicides in India, specifically in the state of Maharas...
Unraveling Farmer Suicides in India contests the conventional notion of farmers’ suicides as seen th...
The position of farmers in India is becoming questionable as the time is passing by. India is develo...
Farmer suicides cases is infringing day by day In India suicides rates is now become a very serious ...
and his collaborators that used a nationally representative mortality survey of 1 · 1 million househ...
The Indian subcontinent comprises eight countries (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Af...
India consists of 16% of the world's population, but sustains only 2.4% of land resources. The agric...
Farmers ’ suicide in India is a cause of concern and government fi gures, though conservative, predi...
Background: India accounts for over a quarter of the global burden of suicide. One of the most effec...