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 | Archaic system in BHU ensures that only boys have all the fun, female residents imposed with biased rulesPetty discriminatory rules include no access to free wifi in hostel, dress code, no non-veg food on campus and no participating in protests, none of which is imposed on the male students | |
 | Feeling blue and suicidal? This Karnataka online counselling platform can be YourDostA Bengaluru startup is working its way towards eliminating student suicides one youngster at a time. This online counselling platform is virtually saving lives | |
 | India's first female firefighter Harshini Kanhekar Urankar talks about being the only girl in the entire collegeFrom being judged for being a woman firefighter to inspiring many girls to join the National Fire Service College (NFSC), she has come a long way. Hang on, because the journey has just started | |
 | Online portal Vedantu ensures that students not only excel in studies but also fall in love with itNow learning is getting real-easy for the students with Vedantu tutorial platform where teachers provide coaching over the internet | |
 | OPINION: Do adivasi, Dalit and gay rights exist only in seminars?Ashley Tellis talks about violence of the neoliberal Indian University for whom the woman, the Dalit or the gay or the adivasi is no more than seminar topics | |
 | 18 Till I Die: Why TN getting a new Governor may only delay Anna University's chances of getting a Vice-Chancellor, after 18 months without a headEighteen months after the last VC relinquished charge, the governing varsity for almost every engineering college in Tamil Nadu is languishing without a head. And the strain is beginning to show | |
 | Here's why NUS Business School's Blended Education Programme might be the best bet for graduates and professionals who want to perfect their managerial skillsThe Blended Education programme promises to provide western quality education, customised to the Asian context | |
 | This online course aims to spread STEM education to women from small cities across IndiaThe Anita Borg Institute India launched 2017 Codeathon.in, an online course for female students in STEM Education from smaller cities across India | |
 | Blue Whale Suicide: Afraid to fail in love and exams, India's young students are killing themselves for things as simple as not getting enough likes on FBYoung adults, teens and pre-teens are all after seeking instant gratification on social media and in life itself- the slightest rejection is making them suicidal | |
 | No reservation, only NEET: Why the Madras HC agreed with Nalini Chidambaram that giving state board students 85 percent reservation was discriminatoryThe Madras High Court on Friday struck down the State Government's move to create 85 percent reservation for State Board syllabus students, calling it discriminatory to students of other boards. | |
 | Think that you can pass by only answering objective-type questions? Gujarat Board flunks 670 students for 'lack of knowledge' in writing detailed answersGujarat school examination board has failed 670 students who appeared for Class X exams in March, after finding large scale discrepancy in marks obtained in objective and descriptive questions | |
 | Check out Tribr, an online course aggregator that creates a community to push you to finsih your courseThe platform also aims to start a Tribr Fellowship, as a graduate equivalent programme, which would be a carefully curated learning programme | |
 | This School for Special Kids in Kerala produced Olympians in 2011. Today, they've started an online campaign to stay alive as Centre has cut off fundsNirmala Sadan, a school in Muvattupuzha for the specially abled children, which has produced Olympians, is now facing a grim future as the centre has stopped allotting funds | |
 | 200 online registrations in first 10 minutes of DU admissionsWithin 10 minutes of the opening of online registrations for admission to Delhi University, there were 200 entries. The most demanding courses were BCom and BA (Hons) English | |
 | Move over Facebook, Hello Kashbook: Kashmir's 16-year-old Zuckerberg not allowed to use phone in dorm but still runs the Valley's only social networkNot all the kids in Kashmiri schools are pelting stones. Really. Zeyan Shafiq is fighting the system in a whole other way - by running a social networking site called Kashbook, from his dorm at school |
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