The 'Bharat Bandh' called by the National Confederation of Dalit and Adivasi Organisations (NACDAOR) sparked a range of reactions across India on Tuesday.
Protests Over Quota Ruling: 'Bharat Bandh' Disrupts Schools And Transport In Key Regions
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West Bengal NEET UG counselling 2024 registration begins today
The West Bengal NEET UG Counselling 2024 registration process officially commenced today, August 21, at 1 PM. Aspiring medical students who qualified in the NEET-UG exam conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) this year can now register online at the official website [wbmcc.nic.in](https://wbmcc.nic.in).
FORDA Pledges Legal Support To Resident Doctors As Protests Intensify
Protests have intensified across India following the murder-rape of a 31-year-old female doctor at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital in Kolkata, West Bengal.
TISS bans Progressive Students' Forum amid controversy and student protests
The Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) has sparked controversy by banning the Progressive Students' Forum (PSF) from all campus activities, citing concerns over the disruption of peace and creating divisions among the student body. The decision has been met with fierce resistance from the PSF and has ignited a broader debate over freedom of expression and student rights on campus.
Guntur Hospital tightens security following RG Kar medical college incident
The Government General Hospital in Guntur has announced a comprehensive plan to bolster its security measures. This decision underscores the hospital administration's commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of patients, staff, and students.
Football rivalry escalates into violence: Three Mangaluru students kidnapped and assaulted
A fierce inter-college football rivalry took a disturbing turn in Mangaluru when three students from St. Joseph's College were kidnapped and brutally assaulted by five students from St. Aloysius College.
Former Puducherry CM pushes for 50% reservation in private medical colleges
Former Chief Minister of Puducherry, V. Narayanasamy, has called on the government to introduce a 50% reservation policy in private medical colleges, advocating for a significant shift in the landscape of medical education. His proposal seeks to enhance diversity among students and ease the financial pressures those from lower-income backgrounds face.