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After Calling Off Their Strike, FTII Students Now Plan Stir Around Movie Fest
After calling off their 139-day strike and getting eminent filmmakers to join their protest, the FTII students are planning their next move. They have dropped hints about "big plans" around the upcoming International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa.
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Students' Stir Against Gajendra Chauhan Longest in Pune Film Institute History
The 139-days long strike that was called off on Wednesday was the seventh major and the longest such protest in the history of the Film and Television Institute of India, which is replete with stirs and agitations for various causes affecting the students.
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FTII Students Call Off Strike, Say Protests Will Continue
"Looking at the ministry's unrelenting approach and the amount of our valuable time spent, we have decided to end the strike and resume classes. However, our voices will not shut, but grow louder. The protests shall continue democratically and in the peaceful manner as they have," she an FTII student
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FTII Students Call Off Strike, Say Protests Will Continue
Students of top film institute FTII today called off their 139-day-old strike over the appointment of Gajendra Chauhan as its Chairman, vowing to continue their protest in a "peaceful and democratic manner".
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Agitating Pune Film Institute Students, Government Officials Hold Talks
FTII students, who called off their relay hunger strike after the government agreed to come to the negotiating table, held talks with Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Ministry officials here today.
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FTII Students End Relay Hunger Stir; Talks With Government on September 29
The agitating Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) students today called off their 18- day-old "hunger strike" in response to the government's communication inviting them for a dialogue to resolve their demands at a meeting slated for September 29 in Mumbai.
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After Calling Off Their Strike, FTII Students Now Plan Stir Around Movie Fest
After calling off their 139-day strike and getting eminent filmmakers to join their protest, the FTII students are planning their next move. They have dropped hints about "big plans" around the upcoming International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa.
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Students' Stir Against Gajendra Chauhan Longest in Pune Film Institute History
The 139-days long strike that was called off on Wednesday was the seventh major and the longest such protest in the history of the Film and Television Institute of India, which is replete with stirs and agitations for various causes affecting the students.
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FTII Students Call Off Strike, Say Protests Will Continue
"Looking at the ministry's unrelenting approach and the amount of our valuable time spent, we have decided to end the strike and resume classes. However, our voices will not shut, but grow louder. The protests shall continue democratically and in the peaceful manner as they have," she an FTII student
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FTII Students Call Off Strike, Say Protests Will Continue
Students of top film institute FTII today called off their 139-day-old strike over the appointment of Gajendra Chauhan as its Chairman, vowing to continue their protest in a "peaceful and democratic manner".
-
Agitating Pune Film Institute Students, Government Officials Hold Talks
FTII students, who called off their relay hunger strike after the government agreed to come to the negotiating table, held talks with Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Ministry officials here today.
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FTII Students End Relay Hunger Stir; Talks With Government on September 29
The agitating Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) students today called off their 18- day-old "hunger strike" in response to the government's communication inviting them for a dialogue to resolve their demands at a meeting slated for September 29 in Mumbai.
