14-year-old Mumbai Boy Suicide

In a span of 24 hours, two schoolboys allegedly obsessed by the "Blue Whale" online suicide game have been saved in the nick of time. Last week, a teenager's suicide from a high-rise building in Mumbai was linked to the deadly game.

Despite demands for a ban on a game that is believed to have pushed a 14-year-old Mumbai boy to suicide, it may not be possible to bar the Blue Whale Challenge, an Internet expert said.

Moments before a 14-year-old boy jumped off a high rise building in Mumbai, allegedly as his final "task" in the 'Blue Whale' online game, he posted his photo on Instagram and called it his "last picture", the police said today.

On Saturday, a 14-year-old in Mumbai texted his friend, "I am going to the building to jump". Before anyone could react to the message, he had jumped off the fifth floor of a building. The police are investigating whether the death is India's first linked to the "Blue Whale" suicide challenge floating on the Internet. Several suicides outside India...

Is a deadly Internet game called 'The Blue Whale Game' responsible for the death of a 14-year-old boy in Andheri East? The teenager, who jumped off the terrace of a seven-storey building on Saturday, is being touted as the first Indian victim of the online suicide game that has claimed over 130 lives in Russia, where it originated.

A 14-year-old girl jumped to death from her seventh-floor residence near Mumbai last week after her classmate allegedly posted obscene messages on her fake Facebook account that he created. The boy has been arrested and sent to a juvenile home.

The body of 14-year-old Saddam Mohammad Sheikh was found hanging from a tree close to his house in Bhandup (West) on Monday. Cops say the boy, who is a student of Std VII, is suspected to have committed suicide by hanging himself from a tree.

In a span of 24 hours, two schoolboys allegedly obsessed by the "Blue Whale" online suicide game have been saved in the nick of time. Last week, a teenager's suicide from a high-rise building in Mumbai was linked to the deadly game.

Despite demands for a ban on a game that is believed to have pushed a 14-year-old Mumbai boy to suicide, it may not be possible to bar the Blue Whale Challenge, an Internet expert said.

Moments before a 14-year-old boy jumped off a high rise building in Mumbai, allegedly as his final "task" in the 'Blue Whale' online game, he posted his photo on Instagram and called it his "last picture", the police said today.

On Saturday, a 14-year-old in Mumbai texted his friend, "I am going to the building to jump". Before anyone could react to the message, he had jumped off the fifth floor of a building. The police are investigating whether the death is India's first linked to the "Blue Whale" suicide challenge floating on the Internet. Several suicides outside India...

Is a deadly Internet game called 'The Blue Whale Game' responsible for the death of a 14-year-old boy in Andheri East? The teenager, who jumped off the terrace of a seven-storey building on Saturday, is being touted as the first Indian victim of the online suicide game that has claimed over 130 lives in Russia, where it originated.

A 14-year-old girl jumped to death from her seventh-floor residence near Mumbai last week after her classmate allegedly posted obscene messages on her fake Facebook account that he created. The boy has been arrested and sent to a juvenile home.

The body of 14-year-old Saddam Mohammad Sheikh was found hanging from a tree close to his house in Bhandup (West) on Monday. Cops say the boy, who is a student of Std VII, is suspected to have committed suicide by hanging himself from a tree.