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Jailed Maoist Leader Likely To Enroll For PhD As Bengal Government Steps In
Maoist leader Arnab Dam, who topped the PhD admission test at West Bengal's Burdwan University, will likely be enrolled soon after the state government intervened to address certain administrative issues that thwarted his admission.
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Ex Chief Justice To Oversee Appointment Of Vice-Chancellors In Bengal
The Supreme Court on Monday appointed former Chief Justice of India U U Lalit to head a search-cum-selection committee to oversee the appointments of vice-chancellors for state-run universities in West Bengal.
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Jailed Maoist Leader in Bengal Appears For PhD Interview
Maoist leader Arnab Dam, who is currently in jail in West Bengal's Hooghly district, appeared for an interview in the Burdwan State University on Wednesday for his PhD degree in history.
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Court Sets Aside Visva-Bharati's Eviction Order To Amartya Sen
A court in West Bengal's Birbhum district on Wednesday set aside an order of eviction issued by Visva-Bharati on Nobel laureate Amartya Sen from a plot of land in Santiniketan.
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WBJEE 2024 To Be Held On April 28, Check Details
WBJEE 2024 is conducted for admission to various engineering, technology, pharmacy, and architecture programmes offered by colleges and universities in West Bengal.
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Mamata Banerjee's Warning Over Missing Tagore Name On Santiniketan Plaques
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday criticised the authorities for not inscribing the name of Rabindranath Tagore in the plaques of UNESCO World Heritage Site' at Visva-Bharati University in Santiniketan.
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Visva-Bharati Submits Documents In Court To Support Amartya Sen's Eviction Notice
The Visva-Bharati University on Saturday submitted several documents to a court in West Bengal's Birbhum district to justify the eviction notice it has served on Nobel laureate Amartya Sen asking him to vacate 0.13 acre of land.
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5 Vice Chancellors Who Resigned Received Threats, Claims Bengal Governor
West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose, in a video message on Thursday, asserted that he will continue his fight to make state universities free of corruption and violence.
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Form Anti-Ragging Bodies, Hold Polls At Universities: High Court To Bengal
The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday directed the West Bengal government to immediately ask all universities to conduct students' union elections and set up anti-ragging committees if these have not been done already.
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In Trinamool vs Governor, Latest Flashpoint Is University Appointments
A day after West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose appointed interim vice-chancellors of seven state universities, Education Minister Bratya Basu accused the Raj Bhavan of acting in a "dictatorial manner".
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"Governor 100% Responsible": Trinamool's Counter To BJP On Jadavpur Death
The West Bengal Assembly witnessed chaos over the Jadavpur University student death today, as the BJP alleged gross irregularities and illegal activities on the campus and staged a walkout in protest.
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After Jadavpur University Student's Death, Congress Leader Seeks Anti-Ragging Law in Bengal
Expressing concern over the "worsening situation" of educational institutions in West Bengal, Congress state unit president Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury on Saturday urged the TMC government to pass a law against ragging in the state.
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Jadavpur University Student Death: Bengal Principals' Body Calls For Zero Tolerance To Ragging
A representative body of college principals in West Bengal has asked authorities of every college to ensure that not a single incident of bullying takes place in the campuses, a matter which is rocking the state after the death of a teenaged first ye
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"Ridiculous, Shame": Sourav Ganguly On Jadavpur University Student's Death
A week after the death of an undergraduate student in West Bengal's Jadavpur University, Former cricketer Sourav Ganguly on Friday called the incident "ridiculous" and urged for strict laws to be implemented in the universities.
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Panel To Investigate Administrative Lapses In Jadavpur Student's Death
West Bengal government has formed a 4-member committee to probe into administrative lapses connected with death of a Jadavpur University student who was allegedly ragged and sexually harassed by his seniors before he fell from hostel's balcony.
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Jailed Maoist Leader Likely To Enroll For PhD As Bengal Government Steps In
Maoist leader Arnab Dam, who topped the PhD admission test at West Bengal's Burdwan University, will likely be enrolled soon after the state government intervened to address certain administrative issues that thwarted his admission.
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Ex Chief Justice To Oversee Appointment Of Vice-Chancellors In Bengal
The Supreme Court on Monday appointed former Chief Justice of India U U Lalit to head a search-cum-selection committee to oversee the appointments of vice-chancellors for state-run universities in West Bengal.
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Jailed Maoist Leader in Bengal Appears For PhD Interview
Maoist leader Arnab Dam, who is currently in jail in West Bengal's Hooghly district, appeared for an interview in the Burdwan State University on Wednesday for his PhD degree in history.
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Court Sets Aside Visva-Bharati's Eviction Order To Amartya Sen
A court in West Bengal's Birbhum district on Wednesday set aside an order of eviction issued by Visva-Bharati on Nobel laureate Amartya Sen from a plot of land in Santiniketan.
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WBJEE 2024 To Be Held On April 28, Check Details
WBJEE 2024 is conducted for admission to various engineering, technology, pharmacy, and architecture programmes offered by colleges and universities in West Bengal.
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Mamata Banerjee's Warning Over Missing Tagore Name On Santiniketan Plaques
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday criticised the authorities for not inscribing the name of Rabindranath Tagore in the plaques of UNESCO World Heritage Site' at Visva-Bharati University in Santiniketan.
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Visva-Bharati Submits Documents In Court To Support Amartya Sen's Eviction Notice
The Visva-Bharati University on Saturday submitted several documents to a court in West Bengal's Birbhum district to justify the eviction notice it has served on Nobel laureate Amartya Sen asking him to vacate 0.13 acre of land.
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5 Vice Chancellors Who Resigned Received Threats, Claims Bengal Governor
West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose, in a video message on Thursday, asserted that he will continue his fight to make state universities free of corruption and violence.
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Form Anti-Ragging Bodies, Hold Polls At Universities: High Court To Bengal
The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday directed the West Bengal government to immediately ask all universities to conduct students' union elections and set up anti-ragging committees if these have not been done already.
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In Trinamool vs Governor, Latest Flashpoint Is University Appointments
A day after West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose appointed interim vice-chancellors of seven state universities, Education Minister Bratya Basu accused the Raj Bhavan of acting in a "dictatorial manner".
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"Governor 100% Responsible": Trinamool's Counter To BJP On Jadavpur Death
The West Bengal Assembly witnessed chaos over the Jadavpur University student death today, as the BJP alleged gross irregularities and illegal activities on the campus and staged a walkout in protest.
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After Jadavpur University Student's Death, Congress Leader Seeks Anti-Ragging Law in Bengal
Expressing concern over the "worsening situation" of educational institutions in West Bengal, Congress state unit president Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury on Saturday urged the TMC government to pass a law against ragging in the state.
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Jadavpur University Student Death: Bengal Principals' Body Calls For Zero Tolerance To Ragging
A representative body of college principals in West Bengal has asked authorities of every college to ensure that not a single incident of bullying takes place in the campuses, a matter which is rocking the state after the death of a teenaged first ye
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"Ridiculous, Shame": Sourav Ganguly On Jadavpur University Student's Death
A week after the death of an undergraduate student in West Bengal's Jadavpur University, Former cricketer Sourav Ganguly on Friday called the incident "ridiculous" and urged for strict laws to be implemented in the universities.
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Panel To Investigate Administrative Lapses In Jadavpur Student's Death
West Bengal government has formed a 4-member committee to probe into administrative lapses connected with death of a Jadavpur University student who was allegedly ragged and sexually harassed by his seniors before he fell from hostel's balcony.
