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> that removes means of suicide No, it's ab out removing important equipment. Fans in hot weather really help if you don't have AC, As far as I know it gets qu

> that removes means of suicide No, it's ab out removing important equipment. Fans in hot weather really help if you don't have AC, As far as I know it gets quite hot in (all of) India. Now their fans are gone as a "hack" for some other problem. At the very least, life of those students will be more uncomfortable. Ceiling fans also have a number of advantages over others, like being mostly noiseless and creating vertical movement, so replacing them with desk fans won't be as good.

seanmcdirmid 5y ago
They replaced the ceiling fans with wall fans. The wall fans however might be less effective, I’m not sure.
KrishnaShripad 5y ago
> As far as I know it gets quite hot in (all of) India Nope this is a myth. India has all sorts of weather (from snowy winters to hot/humid/arid climate and everything in between). The institute this article points to is in Bangalore. Where temperatures are between 15 degree Celsius and 30 degree celsius throughout the year (only during peak summer does it touch 38 to max 40 degree celsius). You don't even need fans for most of the year. Not to mention Bangalore rains.