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Is AMU, a Vatican of India’s reactionary Muslim elite?

Continuing an active debate around the dominant politics at the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) this former student questions the latent arcane exclusivism that is affecting both quality, representation and diversity within

Visva-Bharati withdraws nod for workshop with ABVP wing

The event had triggered cries of 'saffronisation' and a...

From Peon to becoming Auditor, Mayuri’s is an inspiring story

Mayuri's turn came when she appeared in the Maharashtra...

Students protest against 900% MTech fee hike, demand rollback

As per the new regulation, students will pay Rs....

Why a ‘New Education Agenda’ for Indian Muslims is urgently needed

An in-depth report by scholar John Kurrien provides deep...

Is the Right Wing ‘fanning the flames of hate’ in WB schools?

The school had clarified in a written statement that...

Jadavpur is a Template for Student’s Resistance

Fighting to protect its autonomy & keep political power...

Top Law School, NLS, Bengaluru faces crisis, Students boycott Exams

Students allege registrar is “deliberately stalling” the appointment of...

Richa Singh gets rape threats, police files FIR against her

In a shocking incident, firebrand SP leader and former...

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