Representational Image Guwahati: Days after massive protests erupted over the alleged student suicide, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati on Friday announced several initiatives to address the issue. IIT Guwahati, which has seen four student suicides this year, said it has conducted a thorough investigation into each of these cases and has identified several factors contributing to these tragic events. The Institute, where a third-year Computer Science student allegedly died by suicide this month, announced that a one-time medical checkup will be mandatory at the time of admission. “While many of these incidents were non-academic in nature, they underscore the urgent need for enhanced support systems and preventative measures to safeguard the well-being of our students,” the Institute said in a statement. To address these concerns, IIT Guwahati has implemented the following initiatives: Comprehensive Medical Checkups: Recognizing the importance of understanding students’ medical history, IIT Guwahati has introduced a mandatory one-time medical checkup at the time of admission. This will enable the Institute to provide tailored support and ensure students receive the necessary care, …