Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan convened a high-level review meeting on Tuesday to address urgent reforms needed at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Kurukshetra following a troubling series of student suicides. Between February 16 and April 16, at least four students took their lives, prompting calls for improved campus life and student engagement. Pradhan highlighted the need for 'campus vibrancy' and stronger mentoring systems. Immediate measures include upgrading hostels, implementing a faculty training program focused on mentoring and well-being, and establishing standard operating procedures for student engagement. Medium-term plans involve enhancing sports infrastructure and fostering a supportive institutional culture. Additionally, the ministry has appointed a three-member panel to review the governance and performance at NIT Kurukshetra. An apex committee will also be formed to suggest and monitor reforms across all higher educational institutions under the ministry's purview, aiming to address academic and infrastructure gaps while prioritizing student well-being.