Made me feel like an outcast: Called a terrorist by JNU prof, Kashmiri student demands apology

Aejaz Rather, who is the General Secretary of the JNUSU, says the professor interrogated him and his friends unnecessarily and asked for their ID cards

2018 in review: These 12 campus protests rekindled our belief in dissent

2018 was the year of solid dissent as far as colleges were concerned. We've listed the protests, the people, the campus politics and all the things that rocked our colleges

This despotic, fascist regime in our country has to go: Sai Balaji on JNU dhabas facing closure

The JNU administration's decision to shut down dhabas on the campus has come as a shocker to the students

Devansh Misra, a class 4 student from Jaipur, draws laurels for playing 'Kashmir' in Bollywood film

In this film, scheduled for December release, Devansh plays the lead role of a lost deaf and dumb child, who despite being silent all across the film, manages to connect to the audience with his actin

Seshadev Kisan surpassed several hardships and today is a research associate at a prestigious German university

Nothing could stop 24-year-old Seshadev Kisan from reaching his goal — not personal hardship or external obstacles

Relief in times of disbelief: Inside Kerala's colleges-turned-relief camps where humanity and belief run deep

When the rains come most colleges declare a holiday and students chill. During the Kerala floods, colleges were turned into effective relief camps and students were among the most spirited workers

Meet Preethi Ramadoss, the PhD scholar who ensures Anna University's stray dogs are fed and happy

The PhD student said she would repeatedly get yelled and scolded at by University authorities because she would feed all the dogs on campus with leftovers from the canteen, until she wrote to Minister

This Kanyakumari medical college fines their interns for wearing stethoscopes!

The 73 students who have been protesting are now unable to punch in their attendance because the administration has disabled their accounts

Deer population is dwindling on Madras Christian College campus. No, it's not because of poaching

In the last decade, they are meeting painful deaths at the hands of a new animal climbing to the top of the food chain. Packs of stray dogs have slowly managed to eat into the deer population

From Auroville to Amma Canteens, how Chandana Rao travelled across TN with just 2k rupees

Want some travel inspiration? Meet this 26-year-old Bengalurean who nails budget travelling like no one else. Here are a few tricks that even you can learn

If you're in Bhubaneshwar, then you have a date with the movies this Valentine's Day

The ninth Indian Film Festival of Bhubaneswar will begin on February 14 and checks all the boxes of an ideal film festival — diverse, definitive and desi

No Swiggy, No FoodPanda -  UoH students banned from ordering food online for "security" reasons

Students at University of Hyderabad talk about why it's frustrating that they are denied such a basic right and they will be discussing it in their GB meeting on Friday

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Opinion: Why I love Khichdi but hate the idea of India having a national dish 

Blame it on social media if you will, but why are we arguing about whether khichdi ought to be our national dish when farmers are closer to suicide than their failed fields and empathy is but limited

After researching Resistance Art, Jamia Millia student Dhrupadi Ghosh is now having to fight her own resistance battle

Dhrupadi Ghosh has been a PhD student at Jamia Millia University for two years, but out of the blue she received a notification about her termination from the University- with no stated reason

These 20-year-olds from Jindal University are telling school children about something we've 'protected them from' for decades: Sexual Harassment 

From being pinched on buses to being stared at — these two girls are going to schools across India, using their own cash and bootstrapping it as they go along — to talk about how it's all harassment