How much capacity does a person have to bear stress?

Today's era is an era of stress. Everyone is going through some kind of stress. Work stress has become a common problem of this era. But the question arises that how much stress can a person bear? Sometimes work stress increases so much that it even leads to death. One such case is in the headlines right now. 26-year-old chartered accountant Anna Sebastian Perayil died in pune due to alleged work pressure. After the death of the girl, serious allegations are being made against Ernst & Young india (E&Y) company.

Anna Sebastian was admitted to a hospital after complaining of fatigue and died on July 20. This matter came into the limelight when Anna's mother Anita Augustine wrote a letter to EY india head Rajiv Memani. Her letter went viral on social media.

Anna's mother said that her daughter was very stressed due to workload. She often worked till late night and sometimes even on weekends. She also alleged that the company did not send any employee to her daughter's funeral, which was very disappointing. Reacting to this matter, minister of State for Labor and Employment Shobha Karandlaje has said that the cause of death of Anna Sebastian Parayil will be investigated.

Is this the first case in India?

No, Anna Sebastian's death due to work pressure is not the first. Earlier, employees in Bihar, UP, Telangana, Madhya Pradesh have committed suicide due to excessive work pressure. In May this year, a deputy manager in a private bank in Ujjain, madhya pradesh committed suicide by consuming poison. Before dying, he had told his sister on the phone that there is a lot of work pressure, I will not return home now. After this Himanshu committed suicide.

In august this year, a postmaster in Etah, UP committed suicide by hanging himself. According to the family members, he often used to say that he is upset due to work pressure, he does not want to work. He had joined the job only 6 months ago. In august last year, a bank manager in Telangana's komaram bheem district committed suicide due to work pressure. Banoth Suresh, 35, was a manager in the state bank of india (SBI). He ended his life by consuming pesticide. The family had alleged that he was depressed due to work pressure.