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Gujarat HC: Depression Can be Classified as 'Serious Illness' in COVID's Context - (03 Sep 2021)

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Gujarat High Court has set aside the order and decision of a government college to cancel the registration and admission of a student as he failed to appear for the examination due to depression and suicidal thoughts, observing that depression can be classified as a serious illness, especially in the context of the COVID.

Tags : GUJARAT HIGH COURT   DEPRESSION   SERIOUS ILLNESS  

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