On Sunday, June 30, 2019, the new main gate of the Indian Institute of Science on CV Raman road collapsed on a young security guard in his early twenties around 1 pm in the afternoon. The gate, which has been in operation for Continue reading IISC Bengaluru Students’ Protest, Demand Justice for the Deceased Security Guard: A Report
In its 2014 election manifesto, the Bharatiya Janata Party promised to draft a new education policy for India. The last Continue reading Analyzing Modi Govt.: The Education Sector
It’s not that the Delhi University (DU) administration has seen a protest for the first time, but it is Continue reading Movement Against Mass Failure in Maths and Physics Department of DU
Maharshi Sandipani Rashtriya Vedavidya Pratishthan (MSRVP), a fully-funded autonomous body Continue reading ‘Saffronising’ Education: The Vedic Education Board
For the past two weeks, the situation at the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) has been on the boil Continue reading JNU Protest: A Report
Apart from peasants, wage laborers and unorganised workers, there are few citizens of this nation who remain unnoticed and unappraised but Continue reading The Research Scholars’ Protest
In the last few years, we have witnessed massive student protests in various educational institutes across the country, mainly against Continue reading Students’ Fresh Protest at TISS Hyderabad and a Victory of the Protesting Girls in PU
India is a country with more than 80% of its population eating meat. But, there is an aversion to meat food, especially in elite spaces and Continue reading Segregation of Mess at IITs
In the series of attacks on democratic spaces and voices, as a part of the broader agenda of saffronization of Continue reading IIT BHU Students’ Protest
As stated by MUSU and MUTA, it was a “midnight rape of the sanctity of Manipur University” on 20th September Continue reading ‘Midnight Rape of the Sanctity of Manipur University’
Vedas were considered as the fountain of knowledge by the Brahmins in ancient India, and by Continue reading When Manu Met Market
Tough times are ahead for the research scholars of India. At one hand the constitutional validity of Aadhaar is challenged in the Supreme Continue reading Ground Scenario Of Direct Benefit Transfer In Fellowship Disbursal
On February 27, 2018 suicide of a 24 year old resident doctor working in PGIMER, Chandigarh came Continue reading Heavy Workload on Resident Doctors
