Udaipur Stabbing

After battling for life for four days, a 15-year-old boy, whose stabbing by a fellow student sparked communal violence in Udaipur, succumbed to injuries on Monday.

The Rajasthan Education Department on Saturday issued a guideline banning carrying sharp-edged instruments like knives or scissors to schools after a Class 10 student of a government school attacked one of his classmates with a knife.

A 15-year-old student was stabbed in a government school in Udaipur today, sparking tension in the city of Rajasthan. Nearly half a dozen cars were set on fire and incidents of stone-throwing were reported from parts of the city.

On Friday,a 32-year-old IIM Indore professor was found dead on the campus with stab wounds on her body. The Professor,a resident of Udaipur, who was living in the premises for the last one and a half years.

After battling for life for four days, a 15-year-old boy, whose stabbing by a fellow student sparked communal violence in Udaipur, succumbed to injuries on Monday.

The Rajasthan Education Department on Saturday issued a guideline banning carrying sharp-edged instruments like knives or scissors to schools after a Class 10 student of a government school attacked one of his classmates with a knife.

A 15-year-old student was stabbed in a government school in Udaipur today, sparking tension in the city of Rajasthan. Nearly half a dozen cars were set on fire and incidents of stone-throwing were reported from parts of the city.

On Friday,a 32-year-old IIM Indore professor was found dead on the campus with stab wounds on her body. The Professor,a resident of Udaipur, who was living in the premises for the last one and a half years.