Mentally tortured

A.Dear Client,
Your query suffers from a lack of information and transparency to address it suitably. You expressed your situation, but did not provide a cause of action that attracts a legal remedy. This is a forum, and in the absence of a specific cause of action, suitable legal remedies cannot be suggested based on the standalone situation/circumstances. So, please revert to us with more details and a cause of action that requires a legal remedy.

Dear Madam,
If you are financially dependent then you are supposed to agree for the terms set up by your parents in the larger interest of your future career. Otherwise if you have crossed age of majority you can stay away from your parents.

Dear Client,

As per your above statement it is not at all clear about your question. kindly briefly state the question you want us to clarify.

However, to your statement I would like to say that claim talk to your parents and try to make them understand your plans in future and your goals.

Dear client.

It sounds incredibly stressful to be in your situation, trying to balance the pressure of competitive exams with your parents' expectations about work and household chores. It's understandable that you feel mentally tortured when you're being pulled in so many directions and feel your efforts aren't being acknowledged.

Mental harassment, also known as emotional or psychological abuse, involves behaviors that cause emotional distress or undermine an individual's self-esteem and autonomy.
Indian law primarily deals with legal rights and obligations, and the kind of pressure you're experiencing, while emotionally distressing, doesn't typically fall under categories where you can directly sue your parents. Family matters are generally considered to be within the private sphere.
Irrespective of this certain considerations are there-
Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005 (PWDVA)
This Act offers protection to women from various forms of domestic abuse, including emotional, verbal, and economic abuse.
Article 21 of the Indian Constitution
Article 21 guarantees the right to life and personal liberty, which encompasses the right to live with dignity. If you're being subjected to mental torture, it may be considered a violation of this fundamental right. In such cases, you can approach the High Court under Article 226 to seek appropriate relief.
Filing a Complaint with the Police (in extreme cases):
If the actions of your parents escalate to criminal intimidation, harassment, or any other cognizable offense under the Indian Penal Code (IPC), you could potentially file a police complaint.
However, this is a very serious step and usually considered only in situations involving severe and unlawful behavior.

If you were to consider any legal action, you would need strong evidence to support your claims.Contact an advocate