The Reuters journalist was embedded with the Afghan Special Forces, and had been reporting on their operations against the Taliban in the region.
The Wire Staff
TISS Orders Inquiry Against Student for Using ‘India Occupied Kashmir’ in Dissertation Title
The institute responded to severe online backlash from right-wing quarters against an MA students' purported dissertation with the line that it did not 'endorse' the title.
State Anxious to ‘Suppress Dissent’ Says HC, Grants Bail to Natasha Narwal, Devangana Kalita, Asif Iqbal Tanha
The bail orders in the UAPA cases against Natasha Narwal, Devangana Kalita and Asif Iqbal Tanha question the veracity of Delhi Police's accusations.
UP BJP MLA’s Letter to Modi Flags a State Varsity’s Failure to Follow Quota Rule in Jobs
BJP MLA Brajesh Kumar Prajapati has accused the Banda University of Agriculture and Technology of recruiting candidates mostly from a single caste.
Almost Half of All Central Universities Functioning Without a Regular Vice-Chancellor
Education ministry officials have said that the delay was because the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) had failed to approve the files of the shortlisted candidates.
FTII Students’ Association Demands Suspension of Online Classes Due to COVID Crisis
The Pune-based institute's administration has made it clear that online classes will continue to be held for the duration they are planned.
‘Disgusted’: Over 1000 IIT Alumni Write to Kharagpur Director on Professor’s Casteist Abuse
The alumni have asked for the professor’s resignation, for the institute to make significant changes and provide compensation to the students on the receiving end of her diatribe.