In the spare rooms of colleges and homes, using very small living organisms, students are piecing together functional laboratories with day-to-day household items.
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Facing a ‘300% Fee Hike’, MBBS Students in Uttarakhand Private College Sink Into Despair
Even as the government urges students to not study abroad, a fee hike before the final year MBBS exams at a Uttarakhand private medical college has left students rattled.
Modi Says Focus on Duties and Forget Rights, But He’s Let India Down on All 11 Duties
Of the 11 fundamental duties listed in the constitution, the prime minister can be said to have violated every single one.
I Will Be 70 in 2070 – India’s COP26 Promises Will Determine My Future
'Sir, I hope you understand that we cannot have climate justice without social justice.'
The UP Govt’s Latest Draft Population Bill Is a Dangerous Gamble
By creating a ‘punishment’ for people by debarring them from important schemes, the UP government is yet again using their infamous model of fear to further dehumanise marginalised communities.
The Woes of Proud ‘Andolanjeevis’
What is a protestor to do – should they simply accept the terms of their oppressor?
Students and Faculty React To UGC’s Move to Do Away With Black Convocation Robes
"DU is under the stress of being privatised, students are protesting for basic rights and all they care about is what we wear on our convocation?” says a recent …
In Delhi, Protesters Demand Justice for Muzaffarpur Shelter Victims
On July 30, various civil society organisations and political parties gathered in front of Delhi's Bihar Bhawan to demand Nitish Kumar's resignation and an audit of all other shelters …