The National Institute of Technology (NIT) in Kurukshetra, Haryana, India, has reported a troubling trend with four suicides in the past two months, leading to urgent measures to protect student welfare. Following a recent suicide attempt by a 19-year-old computer science student, the administration has transferred two professors accused of negligence and ordered all students to vacate hostels by Sunday. The student, who attempted to jump from her hostel, had expressed feelings of purposelessness in a WhatsApp message prior to the incident. Although she received counseling and is currently stable, the situation has sparked protests among students demanding accountability and better mental health support. In light of these incidents, NIT has declared holidays for students and plans to announce a revised examination schedule. Additionally, the institute is launching a mentorship program aimed at addressing academic and emotional challenges faced by students. NIT officials, including senior professor Brahmjit Singh, have pointed to the impact of digital media on student loneliness and emphasized the need for improved communication between the institute and students' families.