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Ghaziabad psychiatrist, 40, dies by suicide after battling depression post-divorce

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Dr. Hemika Agrawal, a 40-year-old psychiatrist, died by suicide in Ghaziabad on Sunday. She reportedly jumped from her fifth-floor apartment and was subsequently declared dead at a hospital. Agrawal had been experiencing depression and emotional distress following her divorce. Local police have launched an investigation into the circumstances of her death.

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