A Salute to Life - in the memory of those whose ended untimely...

Hi all,
Its been a tumultuous last couple of days for the students who are now wondering whether they should be really proud of the institute they willingly chose to study in, or are all the people here are just a puppet in the play which is pre-planned without the well-beings of the students taken into account? Its all a fault of the reservation system or quota as they call it... Many students who don't really have that 'potential' or rather the capability to sustain under the arduous pressures of the present education system, come to be apart of the institute with the only help of the quota or reservation system. Now who would have thought that a student studying in the fourth semester, who should be enjoying his youth to the fullest with joy and felicity would be put to a situation or under unbearable pressure of failure that he would commit suicide??
I strongly oppose those who say that the students should be made accustomed to withstand extreme pressure and tensions. Now that is completely not what a student is supposed to be doing. He/She should be made to think independently, think innovative and always in a complete sanity of senses.
Now that that fourth semester student has done what was done previously by three different students and hundreds do across India is something which is more than enough to agitate our so called education ministers to alter the existing orthodox text-book exam oriented system.
I also appeal to all my fellow students not to succumb to the tensed situations and pressures and enjoy the precious life they are given to the fullest. Exams will come and go but the friends and memories will always remain.
Be grateful for the parents for what they did for you and also to your friends. Never commit such a ghastly mistake and make them languish forever in your memories for the rest of your life. Sympathies go out to the Family of Saurabh. May his soul rest in peace.


...Viva la Vida...