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Protests In Banaras Hindu University Over Iftar, Students Allege Appeasement
Banaras Hindu University -- one of the premier educational institutions in the country -- was hit by controversy over Iftar today.
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Why BHU Scholar Suggested Name Change For "Bhoot Vidya" Course
Amid a controversy over the introduction of a certificate course in "Bhoot Vidya" at the Banaras Hindu University (BHU) raging on the social media, a member of BHU court has written a letter to the Vice-Chancellor suggesting name change.
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"Deeply Pained, Aghast": 51 BHU Teachers On Citizenship Law
Over 50 faculty members of Banaras Hindu University and affiliated colleges have issued a statement condemning the controversial amendments to the citizenship law and proposed implementation of NRC.
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"Deeply Pained, Aghast": 51 BHU Teachers On Citizenship Law
Over 50 faculty members of Banaras Hindu University and affiliated colleges have issued a statement condemning the controversial amendments to the citizenship law and proposed implementation of NRC.
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Students Protest As BHU Firm On Muslim Professor For Sanskrit
A student-enforced lockout at the "Sahitya" or the literature wing of the Sanskrit Vidya Dharm Vijnan, a unit of the prestigious Banaras Hindu University has been continuing for nearly two weeks, with the controversy over the appointment of Firoze Khan as an assistant professor refusing to die down.
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Criticised As Insensitive, Varanasi University Top Officer Does It Again
Accused of mishandling student protests at the Banaras Hindu University (BHU), which led to a controversial police lathicharge on women protesting sexual harassment on campus, Vice Chancellor Girish Chandra Tripathi has waded into deeper trouble with another in a series of imprudent comments.
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Will Resign, If Asked To Proceed On Leave: BHU Vice Chancellor Girish Chandra Tripathi
BHU Vice Chancellor Girish Chandra Tripathi said today that he will "resign" if he is asked to proceed on leave and maintained that the HRD ministry had not told him to do so.
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Varanasi University (BHU) Top Official Quits On 'Moral Grounds' After Clashes
A top official of the Banaras Hindu University (BHU) has resigned in the middle of turmoil over student protests and a controversial police crackdown in which a woman student was beaten up. Professor ON Singh, Chief Proctor, quit citing "moral grounds" after a government report blamed the university for poor handling of the crisis.
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Varanasi University (BHU) Goofed Up, Says Early Probe Report On Violence
Days after the controversial police crackdown on the students of Varanasi's BHU, which triggered massive protests, the official asked to investigate the matter has said the university authorities mishandled the situation in the campus, which led to the violence.
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'Simple Eve Teasing': Varanasi University (BHU) Vice Chancellor Questions Protests
The alleged sexual harassment of a woman student at the Banaras Hindu University (BHU), which provoked massive protests and a controversial police crackdown on students, was a "a simple case of eve teasing", the university's Vice Chancellor has said.
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Protests In Banaras Hindu University Over Iftar, Students Allege Appeasement
Banaras Hindu University -- one of the premier educational institutions in the country -- was hit by controversy over Iftar today.
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Why BHU Scholar Suggested Name Change For "Bhoot Vidya" Course
Amid a controversy over the introduction of a certificate course in "Bhoot Vidya" at the Banaras Hindu University (BHU) raging on the social media, a member of BHU court has written a letter to the Vice-Chancellor suggesting name change.
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"Deeply Pained, Aghast": 51 BHU Teachers On Citizenship Law
Over 50 faculty members of Banaras Hindu University and affiliated colleges have issued a statement condemning the controversial amendments to the citizenship law and proposed implementation of NRC.
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"Deeply Pained, Aghast": 51 BHU Teachers On Citizenship Law
Over 50 faculty members of Banaras Hindu University and affiliated colleges have issued a statement condemning the controversial amendments to the citizenship law and proposed implementation of NRC.
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Students Protest As BHU Firm On Muslim Professor For Sanskrit
A student-enforced lockout at the "Sahitya" or the literature wing of the Sanskrit Vidya Dharm Vijnan, a unit of the prestigious Banaras Hindu University has been continuing for nearly two weeks, with the controversy over the appointment of Firoze Khan as an assistant professor refusing to die down.
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Criticised As Insensitive, Varanasi University Top Officer Does It Again
Accused of mishandling student protests at the Banaras Hindu University (BHU), which led to a controversial police lathicharge on women protesting sexual harassment on campus, Vice Chancellor Girish Chandra Tripathi has waded into deeper trouble with another in a series of imprudent comments.
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Will Resign, If Asked To Proceed On Leave: BHU Vice Chancellor Girish Chandra Tripathi
BHU Vice Chancellor Girish Chandra Tripathi said today that he will "resign" if he is asked to proceed on leave and maintained that the HRD ministry had not told him to do so.
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Varanasi University (BHU) Top Official Quits On 'Moral Grounds' After Clashes
A top official of the Banaras Hindu University (BHU) has resigned in the middle of turmoil over student protests and a controversial police crackdown in which a woman student was beaten up. Professor ON Singh, Chief Proctor, quit citing "moral grounds" after a government report blamed the university for poor handling of the crisis.
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Varanasi University (BHU) Goofed Up, Says Early Probe Report On Violence
Days after the controversial police crackdown on the students of Varanasi's BHU, which triggered massive protests, the official asked to investigate the matter has said the university authorities mishandled the situation in the campus, which led to the violence.
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'Simple Eve Teasing': Varanasi University (BHU) Vice Chancellor Questions Protests
The alleged sexual harassment of a woman student at the Banaras Hindu University (BHU), which provoked massive protests and a controversial police crackdown on students, was a "a simple case of eve teasing", the university's Vice Chancellor has said.
