Drowning top cause of suicide in India 1964 report
A Central Bureau of Investigation survey of 29,724 personal crisis reports in 1964 found 8,843 deaths by jumping into wells, ponds or rivers, 6,754 by hanging, and 2,900 by poison. Drownings also led in accidental India deaths that year. The 18-30 age group accounted for 12,724 cases.
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