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Female Student from Assam Studying in Manipal Institute of Technology, Sikkim Jumps Off 8th Floor Hostel, Dies

First Published: 22nd January, 2025 16:39 IST

She was a first-year B.Tech CSE student. More details about the student is awaited.

A female student from Assam studying in Manipal Institute of Technology (SMIT), Majhitar in Sikkim died by suicide today.

The student is said to have jumped from the 8th Floor of Girls Hostel No 4 of SMIT.

She was a first-year B.Tech CSE student. More details about the student is awaited.

Authorities are currently investigating the circumstances leading to this incident.

This is a developing story, more details awaited.

Also Read: IIT-G condoles death of one of its students in Guwahati

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