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 | Aligarh Muslim University puts fighter plane gifted by IAF listed for saleAs soon as this was known, the AMU administration swung into action and the ad was removed after some time. The fighter plane was retired after being in the Indian Air Force for nearly 28 years | |
 | AMU's female students claim they were harassed, cajoled 'off the books' into vacating hostels, amidst rising COVID numbersThee students claim the university is not making any formal announcements but is ‘informally’ pushing them to leave | |
 | If alive, Siras would have laughed when SC decriminalised Section 377: Anish Gawande on translating the gay AMU professor's poemsShrinivas Ramchandra Siras, a Marathi professor at the Aligarh Muslim University was humiliated and suspended for being gay. He died by suicide 10 years ago | |
 | Pondicherry University's prospectus leaves out a few SC, ST, minority fellowships, to students' chagrinThe PUSC, in a statement, has termed the move "anti-student" and stated that it is meant to "systematically exclude the students from underprivileged sections" | |
 | How much time should a child spend on a smartphone? M S Krishnan Kutty on parenting in a post-COVID worldAmrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham's Career Competency man with a plan, he takes us through what he believes parents should be doing to ease either kids' minds after this lockdown and beyond | |
 | Online entrance exams will worsen already dismal representation of marginalised students: Ambedkarite student groups write to MHRD, UGThe lack of internet connectivity and electronic gadgets has long been an issue that students have brought up ever since the lockdown was announced | |
 | Why RTE experts believe the World Bank’s STARS programme will damage India’s grassroots school education systemThe World Bank approved $500 million for the STARS programme to improve the quality and governance of school education in six Indian states. But education activists are against the programme | |
 | Inside Aani Maani: Of Bhutto, the beef ban and a whole lot of blockbuster storytellingFahim Irshad's first feature-length film Aani Maani tells us the story of a family in Uttar Pradesh who suffer the consequences of the beef ban. We watch the movie and ask the director questions | |
 | Conducting examinations online amidst COVID-19 is discriminatory: Kapil SibalHe also said that with almost half the 2020-21 academic year of schools over without proper classes due to the COVID-19 spread, board examinations for Class 10 should not be held next year | |
 | Being queer, intersex and a Muslim student in India: From assault and conversion therapy to acceptanceA 23-year-old intersex student from Bengaluru narrates their life story to us. They tell us how their family never fully accepts them even now | |
 | This play performed on Zoom is about a professor's trials after he is forced to come out as gayTitled No Spring Chicken, Theatre Jil Jil Ramamani's latest performance attempts to explore shared experiences of being queer in a questioning world | |
 | Being Saloni Gaur: Meet the Instagrammer whose Nazma Aapi character trolls pretty much everythingFrom CAA to the PM-CARES Fund, from the Janta Curfew to the lockdown in general — if it has happened, Saloni has spoken about it. And this is exactly why we love it every bit of it | |
 | Fact Check: No, Delhi Univerity's admission forms are not discriminating against MuslimsSocial media posts, mostly on Facebook, that accuse the university of discrimination based on religion have been cropping up and being shared as messages on WhatsApp | |
 | IIT Bombay’s North East Collective faces attacks, trolling for organising relief to Assam gas leak victimsThe NEC members have been intimidated by right-wing groups, when they were carrying out relief work among the survivors of the Baghjan disaster, the IIT Bombay for Justice team said | |
 | Teachers not trained to conduct open book exams: Why professors, students are dead set against online exams in India
DUTA members said that SC, ST, OBC students could be worst affected by the decision to conduct open book exams |
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