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 | DUTA survey finds 55 pc students do not have books with them to open for DU's Open Book ExamOnly around 17 per cent of the students have devices larger than a smartphone and the majority of them do not have laptops to access online resources or sit for the exams, found the study | |
 | Too little and too much: COVID-19 lockdown anxieties take a toll on sleep cyclesAs India navigates the ninth week of the nationwide lockdown that pushed millions of people into the confines of their homes, distress and anxiety are on the rise | |
 | 85 percent of students miss interaction with teachers, online classes can't replace schools: SurveyAround 50 per cent of the students, covered in the survey, stated that they find it difficult to understand the subject without the classroom environment and teacher present | |
 | Students in India want Yoga to be part of the curriculum, says ABVP's survey reportThe RSS' student wing is now all set to submit the report, along with its suggestions to the Prime Minister so that it is made a mandatory part of the curriculum | |
 | One year after Payal Tadvi: How Indian campuses have normalised casteism and failed to provide a safe space for marginalised studentsOn the first death anniversary of Dr Payal Tadvi, who was pushed to suicide because of her casteist peers, we look at how campuses have allowed the nurturing and breeding of caste hegemony | |
 | After Rs 1000 cr to WB, PM Modi announces Rs 500 cr assistance for Amphan-hit OdishaHe chaired the review meeting in presence of Governor Ganeshi Lal, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, and Union Ministers Dharmendra Pradhan and Pratap Sarangi at Biju Patnaik International Airport | |
 | PM Modi says country stands with West Bengal, announces Rs 1000 crore aidThe Prime Minister also said that Rs 2 lakh would be given to the next of kin of the deceased persons while those who suffered serious injuries will get Rs 50,000 each | |
 | Whopping 73% of DU's SRCC students don't have access to study materials ahead of open-book online examOwing to the COVID-19 pandemic and the lockdown, the University of Delhi had decided to conduct online open-book examinations for its students | |
 | #NoRentFromStudents: Delhi students to go on non-cooperation protest if forced to pay lockdown rentDue to the limited availability of affordable hostels for students in colleges and universities, students are more often than not compelled to opt for rented accommodations | |
 | Three out of five Indian professionals to spend more time on online learning: LinkedInWhile 60 per cent of Indian professionals want to gain more industry knowledge, 57 per cent aim to learn how they can advance in their careers, and 45 per cent wish to better their communication | |
 | We may never find a successful coronavirus vaccine: UK Business Secretary Alok SharmaHowever, he also added that "two of the world's frontrunners to develop a vaccine is right here in the UK, at the University of Oxford and Imperial College London." | |
 | #DUAgainstOnlineExams: Teachers and students protest DU's open-book exam plan, places demand to VCThe DUTA said that the fact that the university is giving out "piecemeal" instructions instead of a complete proposal with suitable modifications to the Academic Calendar has added to uncertainties | |
 | UN economic experts hail India's 'impressive' stimulus package to revive economy hit by the Coronavirus pandemicPrime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday announced massive new financial incentives on top of the previously announced packages for a combined stimulus of Rs 20 lakh crore | |
 | Team of researchers led by UNSW to explore long-term mental health effects of COVID-19 in a new studyThe team will explore for the first time what they describe as this pandemic's toxic combination of two extreme psychological stressors: existential threat and social isolation | |
 | Whopping 75% of DU students say they won't be able to write exams online, reveals AISA surveyThe survey conducted by the All India Students' Association says that only 22 per cent of the students are able to attend all the online lectures |
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