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 | IITM students issue statement, demand Rohith Act, SC/ST/OBC cell on campusThe students made six demands in their statement to the administration, the first of which was a request to the IITM authorities and the Tamil Nadu police to conduct a fair investigation
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 | #JusticeForFathima: Does IIT Madras really have an Islamophobia problem?One of the students on campus said on her FB page that the campus was a 'violent space that stinks of elitism, casteism, classism and Islamophobia — but is this the view of only a few? | |
 | This Kerala youth group took storytelling from Instagram to Revolutionary levelsThe 'Ulsaha Committee' behind the Stories Revolutionary initiative has spread stories all across Kerala | |
 | Tobacco addiction on the rise among Coimbatore students, teachers ask Edu dept for solutionAfter several cases of consumption of alcohol, tobacco and gutka in the class, teachers have approached the Education department to take concrete measures | |
 | MHRD announces 1k counsellors for Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas after series of student suicidesAs many as 1,176 counsellors have been allotted to over 600 Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas across the country after 49 suicides were reported in JNVs from the years 2013 to 2017 | |
 | Why you'll totally relate to this Instagram page started by two girls with PCOSThe minds behind Two Broke Girls with PCOS, the Instagram page talk about this important condition — and how they're dealing with it and what's working and what's not | |
 | Why student-poet Namitha Aby John's poems about depression make senseGrowing up, Namitha Aby John wants to teach English Literature, a subject that she loves. She shifted to Hyderabad in the year 2010 and has been peddling her poetry trade ever since! | |
 | How Kerala's Project Roshni is transcending language barriers to educate migrant workers' childrenWe trace the growth of Ernakulam district's programme to make education inclusive for the children of migrant labourers by eliminating the barrier of language | |
 | My poems are arsonists: How Terribly Tiny Tales' Megha Rao is fighting trauma with poetryMegha Rao speaks about finding her words through pain and using it to speak for people like her | |
 | Feeling meh? This self-help kit will coach you on what to say whenBhairavi Prakash, founder, Mithra Trust, tells us about how they're trying to do away with the mental health taboo in society and help people become mindful individuals and support each other | |
 | This unique programme at Heritage Xperiential Learning School in Haryana helps students become emotionally stable individualsAriana Abadian Heifetz tells us about her innovative programme that helps children understand, express their emotions and resolve conflicts better
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 | Bengal playwright Sudipto Chatterjee arrested for molesting student, using finger penetration as acting exerciseAn FIR was filed against Sudipto Chatterjee based on which he was arrested on October 18, three days after he resigned from his institution | |
 | NIMHANS sets up SAFE clinic to help people who want to quit substance abuseThe Substance Abuse-Free Existence (SAFE) clinic, with the philosophy 'Staying substance free - a way of living', will offer several services | |
 | How hotel management student Sudharma Dwadasi is taking Delhi's poetry scene by storm"Poetry is not something I would like to do for money, it is something I am passionate about," says Sudharma Dwadasi who likes to write poetry in solitude | |
 | Jamia Milia protest: Students want show-cause notices against 5 protestors withdrawnThe students had organised a silent symbolic protest on October 5 to show their condemnation of the fact that Israel was a country partner for an event on campus
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