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July 2026: A dissent that was brutally put down, a crackdown after the protest ended
Police and RAF conduct was brutal, FIRs have been filed despite assurances, protesters arrested, and Muslim families, especially, have faced scrutiny
Assamese made a compulsory subject for non-Assamese school students
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FIR against Rajasthan Textbook Board for claiming Islamic terrorism as a strand of Islam
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Was the ‘BHU Professor Nita Ambani’ controversy a diversion from other issues?
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AISA and other student organisations demand reopening of Jamia Campus!
According to student activists, the closure of the campus area is affecting the education of many students especially those studying in non-English languages
Nita Ambani may soon be teaching Women Studies at BHU
The University’s Women studies and Development center has invited Ambani, to be a visiting professor at the university
A PhD thesis reignites debate on Govt control over IIMs
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VC Kumar’s decisions have weakened the system of academic governance: JNUTA
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Muslim children face ‘systematic exclusion’ at pre-primary level in Delhi’s private schools: Study
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Delhi court directs FIR against caste-abusive terms in DSSSB questions paper
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