The Bangladesh Awami League chief and exiled former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has strongly condemned the parliamentary elections and concurrent constitutional referendum held on...
Controversial Bangladeshi Islamic preacher Ataur Rahman Bikrampuri, known for his provocative online sermons and past links to militant outfits, was arrested on December 23,...
The committee was formed to investigate the incident of violence on 26th November on the campus of VIT Bhopal wherein 4,000 students unleashed violence and arson after some students got jaundice and it was alleged that three students had died. Later, it emerged that two deaths happened, but both were unrelated to jaundice.
Students are demanding immediate government intervention and reform in the examination, on which lakhs of young aspirants coming from the lower middle class and middle class pin their hopes.
This reportedly comes after some students at Osmania University protested recently after a razor blade was allegedly found in a curry served for dinner at the New Godavari hostel mess.
A massive agitation was initiated by student organisations of the Left and the TMC on 5th March after the SFI and ultra-left Naxal outfits disrupted an event of the West Bengal College & University Professors Association (WBCUPA), an organisation of pro-Trinamool professors leaving the state education minister Basu and several professors injured.
Several videos of KIIT authorities threatening Nepali students to leave the campus surfaced on social media on 17th February. In one such video, the varsity authorities are seen telling students “Pack your bags and leave” the campus. In her bid to defend the varsity’s founder, one of the KIIT officials went on to brag about how the founder feeds 40,000 students for free.