A research scholar from Bharathiar University has made alarming allegations of exploitation against her academic guide, leading Tamil Nadu Governor R.N. Ravi to call for immediate action.
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Karnataka drops charges against hijab ban protests, opposition cries foul over 'Double Standards'
The Karnataka government has officially dropped charges against students and activists who participated in protests against the hijab ban in educational institutions earlier this year. This decision has stirred controversy and criticism from opposition parties regarding perceived inconsistencies in the government's approach to protests.
Bihar Board extends exam registration deadline for Class 10, 12 with late fee till October 21
The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has announced an extension of the registration deadline for students planning to sit for the Class 10 and 12 exams in 2025. Students can now complete their registration with a late fee until October 21, 2024, providing much-needed relief for those who missed the initial deadline.
Prof. G.N. Saibaba Remembered: Intellectuals, Activists Pay Tribute To Human Rights Champion
A remembrance meeting was held to honour the life and legacy of Prof. G.N. Saibaba, a prominent academic and human rights advocate who recently passed away. The gathering attracted students, intellectuals, writers, and human rights activists who paid tribute to his lifelong commitment to social justice and equality.
Telangana colleges shut down indefinitely amid fee reimbursement crisis
Private colleges across Telangana have initiated an indefinite shutdown, citing unpaid fee reimbursement dues by the state government. This unprecedented move has impacted more than 400 institutions and disrupted the education of around 2.5 lakh students, leaving both educators and students in a state of uncertainty.
Jharkhand cabinet sanctions Rs 530 Crore for new colleges and polytechnics in major education push
To strengthen the education infrastructure in Jharkhand, the state cabinet has approved an ambitious Rs 530 crore package to establish new colleges and polytechnics. The investment marks a significant leap forward for the state's education sector to improve student opportunities and resources across the region.
Supreme Court removes disability barrier in medical education, paves the way for inclusivity
The Supreme Court of India has declared that students with disabilities exceeding 40% are now eligible for admission to medical courses, striking down previous regulations set by the Medical Council of India (MCI) that barred them. This decision represents a significant shift towards inclusivity in the nation’s medical education system.