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On February 12, 2026, 10:37:29 AM UTC, Gravatar IDP Admin:
  • Updated description of resource Suicides by Economic Status in Suicides in India from

    The Suicides by Economic Status dataset, compiled by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) under the Accidental Deaths and Suicides in India (ADSI) reports, presents comprehensive data on suicide cases across India categorized by individuals’ economic status, gender, and state over multiple years. The dataset classifies economic conditions into four income brackets — Less Than ₹1 Lakh, ₹1 Lakh & Above - Less Than ₹5 Lakhs, ₹5 Lakhs & Above - Less Than ₹10 Lakhs, and ₹10 Lakhs And Above, providing a valuable perspective on how economic well-being correlates with suicide incidence. By capturing these socioeconomic dimensions alongside demographic and regional indicators, Suicides by Economic Status dataset serves as a critical resource for researchers, economists, and policymakers aiming to understand the relationship between financial stress, livelihood insecurity, and mental health outcomes in India. It enables both longitudinal and cross-sectional analyses to support targeted social and economic interventions.
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    The Suicides by Economic Status dataset, compiled by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) under the Accidental Deaths and Suicides in India (ADSI) reports, presents comprehensive data on suicide cases across India categorized by individuals’ economic status, gender, and state over multiple years. The dataset classifies economic conditions into four income brackets follows Less Than ₹1 Lakh, ₹1 Lakh & Above - Less Than ₹5 Lakhs, ₹5 Lakhs & Above - Less Than ₹10 Lakhs, and ₹10 Lakhs And Above, providing a valuable perspective on how economic well-being correlates with suicide incidence. By capturing these socioeconomic dimensions alongside demographic and regional indicators, Suicides by Economic Status dataset serves as a critical resource for researchers, economists, and policymakers aiming to understand the relationship between financial stress, livelihood insecurity, and mental health outcomes in India. It enables both longitudinal and cross-sectional analyses to support targeted social and economic interventions.


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  • Changed value of field data_insights of resource Suicides by Economic Status to The Suicides by Economic Status dataset provides key insights into how financial standing and economic pressures shape suicide patterns across India. Analysis of suicides by income category allows researchers to evaluate whether lower-income groups are disproportionately affected by financial stress and livelihood insecurity, or whether higher-income segments experience distinct forms of social or psychological stress. Disaggregation by gender and region reveals how financial vulnerability intersects with social roles and access to economic opportunities — for example, whether men in lower-income brackets are more prone to economic distress suicides or if women’s suicide patterns vary by household income levels.Temporal analysis of the data helps identify trends over time, such as rising suicides among certain income groups during economic downturns, agricultural distress, or periods of unemployment. State-wise comparisons uncover geographic disparities in the economic determinants of suicide, guiding targeted welfare and mental health interventions. Overall, the dataset supports evidence-based policymaking in areas such as poverty alleviation, employment generation, mental health services, and social protection, highlighting the need to address the intersection of economic hardship and psychological well-being in suicide prevention strategies. (previously The Suicides by Economic Status dataset provides key insights into how financial standing and economic pressures shape suicide patterns across India. Analysis of suicides by income category allows researchers to evaluate whether lower-income groups are disproportionately affected by financial stress and livelihood insecurity, or whether higher-income segments experience distinct forms of social or psychological stress. Disaggregation by gender and region reveals how financial vulnerability intersects with social roles and access to economic opportunities — for example, whether men in lower-income brackets are more prone to economic distress suicides or if women’s suicide patterns vary by household income levels. Temporal analysis of the data helps identify trends over time, such as rising suicides among certain income groups during economic downturns, agricultural distress, or periods of unemployment. State-wise comparisons uncover geographic disparities in the economic determinants of suicide, guiding targeted welfare and mental health interventions. Overall, the dataset supports evidence-based policymaking in areas such as poverty alleviation, employment generation, mental health services, and social protection, highlighting the need to address the intersection of economic hardship and psychological well-being in suicide prevention strategies.) in Suicides in India