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Suicide attempt

NEW DELHI: A 24-year-old management student allegedly attempted suicide at Shakarpur here on Friday on learning that his institute was not recognised.

According to the police, Arunesh Singh learnt from a newspaper report recently that the university the institute was claiming to be affiliated to was a bogus one. A depressed Arunesh then allegedly took sleeping pills on Friday in an attempt to end his life. He has been admitted to Patel Hospital and is out of danger.

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