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13-Year-Old Boy Dies by Suicide After Being Scolded for Mobile Use in Karnataka

By Shravanthi. R • 7/17/2025, 5:11:17 AM

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13-Year-Old Boy Dies by Suicide After Being Scolded for Mobile Use in Karnataka