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Institutional Murder in Odisha: A Student sets herself on fire to be heard

After months of ignored complaints and threats, a 20-year-old woman self-immolates in front of her principal’s office—an act of final protest against sexual harassment and institutional apathy

Sabka Vishwas another jumla, Union Budget exposes Govt. apathy towards Minority youth

Minority word missing from Budget speech, allocation reduced for...

How the UP Pvt Universities Ordinance clamps down on fundamental freedoms

The Yogi Adityanath-led Uttar Pradesh (UP) Cabinet recently passed...

Release Report on Communal Remarks: Delhi Minorities Commission to JNU

Faculty member, Amita Singh allegedly frequently targets JNUSU GS Aejaz...

Multiple discrepancies in first ever Online JNU entrance exam

JNUSU demands VC resignation, alleging that questions found to...

Akshaya Patra imposing vegetarian food mono culture on children

The international definition of right to food means right...

IIT Gandhinagar’s Opaque Admission Norms: Bias Against SC/ST Candidates?

RTI reveals that several seats reserved for dalits and...

A farishta shining the light of education

Syed Feroze Ashraf was a life coach who ran...

Things That Existed in Vedic Period: Motorcars and Stem Cells

Stem cell research was invented in India. Or so...

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