Authorities will review the health crisis situation after June 1 and then arrive at a decision on conducting the CBSE class 12 board exams.
The Wire Staff
Days Ahead of Election, Bengali Artists Unite Against ‘Ideology of Hatred’ in Viral Song
Without naming it, the actors and singers opposed the BJP, highlight problems such as unemployment and rising fuel prices among others.
After Meeting With Trustees, Ashoka University’s Student Government Withdraws Strike
A student invitee will be provided a seat on the board of management, apart from establishing townhalls and e-mail based feedback systems.
UGC’s New Draft History Syllabus Plays Up Mythology, Faces Allegations of Saffronisation
Books by renowned historians such as R.S. Sharma and Irfan Habib have been dropped from suggested readings, replaced by lesser-known authors who have been described as 'pro-Sangh'.
‘Order IITs to Follow Quota in Admissions, Recruitments’: Petition Moved Before SC
The petitioner alleged that all 23 IITs have been flouting the reservation policy.
IIM Calcutta Director Anju Seth, Engaged in Turf War With Administration, Resigns
The move comes a few weeks after the IIM-Calcutta board put out an advertisement for a new director.
Rutgers University Faculty Extends ‘Unreserved Support’ to Professor Audrey Truschke
Earlier this month, Truschke said she had been facing an “avalanche of hate speech, anti-Muslim sentiments, misogyny, violent threats".