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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
Thousands of teachers to cease work in West Bengal colleges today
Not all is easy on the eastern front. Eighteen...
No radicalism: BHU VC backs Feroz Khan’s appointment as Sanskrit professor
Students and members of ABVP have protested against his appointment in the Sanskrit department
FIR against JNU students protesting against fee hike, allegations of ‘defacing’ Vivekananda statue
NU’s protesting students have vociferously contested the ‘evidence of the vandalism’ produced by the administration to the police, which, reportedly, consists of photos and videos
JNU: Students march towards Parliament, teachers ask VC to step down
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The VC hasn’t yet given in to the students’ demand of having an audience with them
Why have India’s elite institutions sounded the death knell for Dalit Adivasi-Muslim scholars ?
The suicide of bright, young scholar Fathima Latheef at...
SFI bags top four posts in Presidency University polls after 9 years
It wrested the union from the Independents’s Consolidation
“Fee hike rollback is fake”: JNU students
The JNU Executive Committee has also proposed a scheme to provide financial help to students from the Economically Weaker Sections
Death of Fathima Latheef a blatant case of discrimination and Islamophobia, say students
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Just five months after Dr. Payal Tadvi, a medical...
Spreading Saffronisation? Complaint filed against BHU official for allegedly removing RSS flag
Sangh says she abused RSS members and said she didn’t agree to the Ayodhya verdict
Another IIT-M student ends life, 5th case this year
First year student of Master’s program in IIT-M ended her life after naming 3 persons, including a professor, in a note typed in her phone.
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