http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/news/regions/asia-pacific/india/130619/indian-doctor-creates-suicide-proof-ceiling-fan

Suicide rates in India are high and appear to be climbing, with about 190,000 suicides estimated in 2010, according to the BBC, or around 15 suicides per 100,000 people.
However, the country does not have one of the highest registered suicide rates in the world, according to WHO statistics: Greenland, South Korea, and Lithuania are the top three, though many suicides go unreported or are reported as other causes of death.

Indian doctor creates 'suicide-proof' ceiling fan
The ceiling fan won't support the weight of a person and is intended to cut down on the suicide rate in India.
Suicide rates in India are high and appear to be climbing, with about 190,000 suicides estimated in 2010, according to the BBC, or around 15 suicides per 100,000 people.
The ceiling fan won't support the weight of a person and is intended to cut down on the suicide rate in India.
However, the country does not have one of the highest registered suicide rates in the world, according to WHO statistics: Greenland, South Korea, and Lithuania are the top three, though many suicides go unreported or are reported as other causes of death.