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This Indian-American Actor Has Been Named South Asian Person Of The Year
Indian-American actor and 'Mean Girls' star Avantika Vandanapu was named the South Asian Person of the Year by Harvard University on Wednesday.
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"Painful": High Court Slams Authorities Over Tree Felling In Delhi Ridge
The Delhi High Court expressed its displeasure on Friday over the cutting down of trees in the Southern Ridge here for constructing a road near the South Asian University and said if authorities want to convert the capital into the Thar desert,
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BRS Leader K Kavitha Unveils Telangana Model At Oxford University
Sharing the 'Telangana Model' at Oxford University, Bharat Rashtra Samiti leader K Kavitha said that it is the epitome of balanced development, meticulously intertwining infrastructure advancement with welfare augmentation.
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Blog: From Expulsion To Oxford Finally, I Can Tell My Story
My hunger strike had damaged my health. On the third day of my protest fast, my sugar levels dropped below 60, and I became weak and shaky.
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Telangana BJP Chief's Son Charged For Allegedly Assaulting Batchmate
Telangana Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Bandi Sanjay's son Bandi Sai Bhageerath has been booked for allegedly assaulting a private university student, the police said on Thursday.
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PM Modi Takes Steps To Allow Yale, Oxford, Stanford To Open India Campuses
India has taken a step toward allowing leading foreign universities such as Yale, Oxford and Stanford to set up campuses and award degrees as part of an overhaul of the South Asian nation's higher education.
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"Hostels Are Not Tourist Homes": Kerala University Defends Night Curfews
Kerala University for Health Sciences in an affidavit submitted in the High Court stated that "hostels are not tourist homes" for nightlife and students don't have to go out at the night.
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"Nowhere In Constitution...": Kerala Minister Snubs Governor In Fresh Row
Kerala law minister P Rajeev on Sunday hit back at Governor Arif Mohammed Khan after he ordered the resignation of the vice-chancellors of nine universities in the state.
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Kyrgyzstan Conference Discusses Importance Of Iran's Chabahar Port
An International Conference titled "INSTC (International North South Transport Corridor) and Chabahar Port in Iran: An alternative to BRI" was held on Friday at Ala-Too University in Kyrgyzstan's capital city Bishkek.
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Kerala Governor, Chief Minister Tussle Over Hirings In Universities
Kerala governor Arif Mohammad Khan today said that he would not allow the appointment of unqualified relatives of Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan to universities.
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Kerala Governor Claims Historian Irfan Habib Tried To Physically Assault Him In 2019
The war of words seemed to be continuing between the Kerala Governor Arif Mohammad Khan, Kannur University's Vice Chancellor and Professor Irfan Habib. The governor has slammed the historian alleging that he physically assaulted him at a 2019 event.
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Lankan Hospitals Go Bankrupt, Surgeries Stopped, Patients Leave Untreated
An unprecedented economic crisis has dealt a body blow to a free and universal healthcare system that just months earlier was the envy of the country's South Asian neighbours.
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QS World University Rankings 2023: IISc Bengaluru Fastest Rising South Asian University, 4 IITs In Top 200
QS Rankings 2023: The Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, which has bagged the 172nd position, is India's second best institution, rising five places while IIT Delhi has risen eleven places to bag 174th rank
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"No Need To Raise Hijab Issue, Follow Court's Order": Basavaraj Bommai
After the hijab issue resurfaced in Karnataka, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai today called for following the High Court order. Students at University College in Mangaluru earlier this week submitted a request to allow the wearing of hijab.
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Women's World Cup: Ayabonga Khaka Scalps Four As South Africa Defeat Bangladesh
ICC Women's World Cup: South Africa beat Bangladesh by 32 runs at the University Oval in Dunedin.
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This Indian-American Actor Has Been Named South Asian Person Of The Year
Indian-American actor and 'Mean Girls' star Avantika Vandanapu was named the South Asian Person of the Year by Harvard University on Wednesday.
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"Painful": High Court Slams Authorities Over Tree Felling In Delhi Ridge
The Delhi High Court expressed its displeasure on Friday over the cutting down of trees in the Southern Ridge here for constructing a road near the South Asian University and said if authorities want to convert the capital into the Thar desert,
-
BRS Leader K Kavitha Unveils Telangana Model At Oxford University
Sharing the 'Telangana Model' at Oxford University, Bharat Rashtra Samiti leader K Kavitha said that it is the epitome of balanced development, meticulously intertwining infrastructure advancement with welfare augmentation.
-
Blog: From Expulsion To Oxford Finally, I Can Tell My Story
My hunger strike had damaged my health. On the third day of my protest fast, my sugar levels dropped below 60, and I became weak and shaky.
-
Telangana BJP Chief's Son Charged For Allegedly Assaulting Batchmate
Telangana Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Bandi Sanjay's son Bandi Sai Bhageerath has been booked for allegedly assaulting a private university student, the police said on Thursday.
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PM Modi Takes Steps To Allow Yale, Oxford, Stanford To Open India Campuses
India has taken a step toward allowing leading foreign universities such as Yale, Oxford and Stanford to set up campuses and award degrees as part of an overhaul of the South Asian nation's higher education.
-
"Hostels Are Not Tourist Homes": Kerala University Defends Night Curfews
Kerala University for Health Sciences in an affidavit submitted in the High Court stated that "hostels are not tourist homes" for nightlife and students don't have to go out at the night.
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"Nowhere In Constitution...": Kerala Minister Snubs Governor In Fresh Row
Kerala law minister P Rajeev on Sunday hit back at Governor Arif Mohammed Khan after he ordered the resignation of the vice-chancellors of nine universities in the state.
-
Kyrgyzstan Conference Discusses Importance Of Iran's Chabahar Port
An International Conference titled "INSTC (International North South Transport Corridor) and Chabahar Port in Iran: An alternative to BRI" was held on Friday at Ala-Too University in Kyrgyzstan's capital city Bishkek.
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Kerala Governor, Chief Minister Tussle Over Hirings In Universities
Kerala governor Arif Mohammad Khan today said that he would not allow the appointment of unqualified relatives of Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan to universities.
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Kerala Governor Claims Historian Irfan Habib Tried To Physically Assault Him In 2019
The war of words seemed to be continuing between the Kerala Governor Arif Mohammad Khan, Kannur University's Vice Chancellor and Professor Irfan Habib. The governor has slammed the historian alleging that he physically assaulted him at a 2019 event.
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Lankan Hospitals Go Bankrupt, Surgeries Stopped, Patients Leave Untreated
An unprecedented economic crisis has dealt a body blow to a free and universal healthcare system that just months earlier was the envy of the country's South Asian neighbours.
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QS World University Rankings 2023: IISc Bengaluru Fastest Rising South Asian University, 4 IITs In Top 200
QS Rankings 2023: The Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, which has bagged the 172nd position, is India's second best institution, rising five places while IIT Delhi has risen eleven places to bag 174th rank
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"No Need To Raise Hijab Issue, Follow Court's Order": Basavaraj Bommai
After the hijab issue resurfaced in Karnataka, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai today called for following the High Court order. Students at University College in Mangaluru earlier this week submitted a request to allow the wearing of hijab.
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Women's World Cup: Ayabonga Khaka Scalps Four As South Africa Defeat Bangladesh
ICC Women's World Cup: South Africa beat Bangladesh by 32 runs at the University Oval in Dunedin.
