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Karnataka revises school uniform policy, permits religious symbols alongside uniforms
The state has revoked the BJP-era order banning hijabs in classrooms, allowing students to wear limited religious symbols including hijab, turban and sacred thread in educational institutions
Activists meet resolves to make right to education (RTE) plank for assembly polls: Bihar
A state-level meet, organized by the Right to Education...
IIT Kharagpur admin cancels seminar on ‘identity and citizenship’
Students protest undemocratic stand of the admin, univ officials say programme can’t be held on campus
Protests against Delhi police brutalities on women students at Jamia, inaction at Gargi College
It was reported that at least 10 women protestors at Jamia were hit on their private parts by the Delhi Police
Budget 2020 shows the bleak future of higher education in India
Calling for 100 percent FDI and more public-private-partnerships, the future of higher education in India looks worrisome
TISS SU demands immediate release of student Kris Chudawala
The Students' Union condemns the government and media for their bias against queer individuals and portraying Kris as anti-national
IIT-B bars students from “anti-national” activities
DoSA issues advisory over email guidelines for acceptable behavior which include a ban on “undesirable activities
IIT-B holds Tiranga rally to strengthen unity and create awareness against CAA-NPR-NRC
The students and other participants carried a 1000-ft long flag during the procession
A letter that should shake our world: Dalit scholar suicide triggers outrage
First Published on: January 18, 2016Rohith (right) carrying a...
Students of UBKV and Trinamool Chhatra Parishad accuse BJP of violence
The students allege that the attack on them was similar to the one at JNU
Rohith Vemula March: The Caste Turn for Student Delhites?
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