Education

The youth caught in the exam leak crisis

For a student preparing for a competitive examination, the exam date can mean months of work coming down to a few hours. There are early mornings, long study sessions,...

93% JNU teachers vote for VC’s removal

Out of total 586 listed faculty members at JNU,...

DU students to protest arbitrary UGC admission rules

The collective said that the University and the UGC...

I’ve been denied admission because I was speaking out in TISS: Fahad Ahmad

In a new manoeuvre to intimidate students, the TISS...

Bangladesh Govt unleashes Violence on Youth demanding Road Safety

Dhaka, Bangladesh is witnessing massive students’ protests over issues...

An education in sexism

The culture of casual sexism in schools has long-term...

JNU teachers go on strike against University VC and administration

They will agitate against the concerted and systematic attack...

BJP States Most Resistant To Eggs In Mid-Day Meals, Cite Vegetarian Sentiments

New Delhi: Swati Narayan, a research scholar and an...

Appeal to Participate in the Email Drive Against the HECI Bill, 2018

As the monsoon session of the Parliament progresses, the...

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