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24-Year-Old Woman Dies At Visva Bharati University, Cops Face Protest From Students
A 24-year-old woman student of Visva Bharati university, who hailed from Uttar Pradesh, allegedly died by suicide, an official said on Friday.
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Gujarat High Court Refuses To Take Cognisance Of Attack On Foreign Students
The Gujarat High Court on Monday said it should not be made a probe agency and every incident is not a matter of PIL, in reference to an attack on students hailing from foreign countries at a university hostel in Ahmedabad.
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3 More Arrested For Attack On International Students At Gujarat University Hostel
Students hailing from different foreign countries were assaulted on Saturday night by a group of persons in the Gujarat University hostel for offering namaz neat the facility's block.
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Dalai Lama Hails Nobel Prize For Narges Mohammadi, Emphasizes Women's Vital Role
Dalai Lama said there is a growing desire for change in the world, a change that will see conflicts resolved through dialogue and non-violence.
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"Great Day For US": Trump On Ban On Use Of Race In University Admissions
Former US president Donald Trump on Thursday hailed a "great day for America" after the Supreme Court banned the use of race and ethnicity in university admissions.
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"He Is A Product Of Indian Culture": Richard Gere's Praise For PM Modi
Actor Richard Gere on Wednesday heaped praise on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, hailing his message of "universal brotherhood and sisterhood" while leading a special Yoga session at the UN headquarters in New York City.
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New Education Policy Based On Teachings Of Visionaries Like Mahatma Gandhi: Amit Shah
Amit Shah today hailed the central government's New Education Policy for its emphasis on learning in mother tongue and universal education based on the teachings of Indian visionaries such as Mahatma Gandhi.
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Construction Of World's Most Powerful Radio Telescope Begins In Western Australia
Hailed as one of the biggest scientific projects of this century, the telescopes will enable scientists to look back to early in the history of the universe when the first stars and galaxies were formed.
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"Complaint Misdirected": Allahabad University Head Amid Fee Hike Protests
Allahabad University Vice Chancellor Sangita Srivastava on Wednesday said their complaint was "misdirected" and promised to waive off the entire fee of those hailing from poor background and orphaned during Covid.
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Reforms In Every Sphere Make Greater Space For People And Freedom: PM Modi
PM Modi said the ruling NDA has changed the notion that a strong government means it should control everything and everyone and hailed the spree of sectoral reforms, insisting it has opened up new avenues and given the much required infra push.
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Blue Beetle: Sharon Stone Said to Be Cast in DC Movie as New Villain Victoria Kord
Sharon Stone is set to play the antagonist Victoria Kord as part of the upcoming Blue Beetle movie. Part of the DC Extended Universe, Blue Beetle hails from filmmaker Angel Manuel Soto and writer Gareth Dunnet-Alcocer.
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Maharashtra: International Sports University Applauds UGC Move To Recognise Degrees
Maharashtra Sports Minister Sunil Kedar on Saturday hailed the UGC decision and said he looked forward to a quantum leap in building talent, jobs and sports IP for the long term development of Indian sports industry through professional education.
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PM Modi Hails Visva Bharati, Says It Should Help Farmers, Artisans Find Global Markets
While addressing the convocation of Visva Bharati University, Prime Minister Modi asked its students to help farmers and artisans in villages adopted by the institution find global markets for their products. As many as 2,535 students received their degrees at the convocation today.
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India's Wait Over, Drug Regulator Says Covid Vaccines Cleared "110% Safe"
Two vaccines for coronavirus, Oxford University's Covishield, which is being developed by the Pune-based Serum Institute, and Bharat Biotech's Covaxin, received emergency approval from the country's drug regulator on Sunday. "We'll never approve anything if there is slightest of safety concern. The vaccines are 110 per cent safe," Drug Controller G...
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Harvard Names Indian-Origin Srikant Datar As Dean Of Business School
Srikant Datar, the Arthur Lowes Dickinson Professor of Business Administration and the senior associate Dean for University Affairs at Harvard Business School (HBS), will become the second consecutive dean hailing from India to lead the prestigious 112-year-old institution. Mr Datar will begin his service on January 1, 2021.
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24-Year-Old Woman Dies At Visva Bharati University, Cops Face Protest From Students
A 24-year-old woman student of Visva Bharati university, who hailed from Uttar Pradesh, allegedly died by suicide, an official said on Friday.
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Gujarat High Court Refuses To Take Cognisance Of Attack On Foreign Students
The Gujarat High Court on Monday said it should not be made a probe agency and every incident is not a matter of PIL, in reference to an attack on students hailing from foreign countries at a university hostel in Ahmedabad.
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3 More Arrested For Attack On International Students At Gujarat University Hostel
Students hailing from different foreign countries were assaulted on Saturday night by a group of persons in the Gujarat University hostel for offering namaz neat the facility's block.
-
Dalai Lama Hails Nobel Prize For Narges Mohammadi, Emphasizes Women's Vital Role
Dalai Lama said there is a growing desire for change in the world, a change that will see conflicts resolved through dialogue and non-violence.
-
"Great Day For US": Trump On Ban On Use Of Race In University Admissions
Former US president Donald Trump on Thursday hailed a "great day for America" after the Supreme Court banned the use of race and ethnicity in university admissions.
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"He Is A Product Of Indian Culture": Richard Gere's Praise For PM Modi
Actor Richard Gere on Wednesday heaped praise on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, hailing his message of "universal brotherhood and sisterhood" while leading a special Yoga session at the UN headquarters in New York City.
-
New Education Policy Based On Teachings Of Visionaries Like Mahatma Gandhi: Amit Shah
Amit Shah today hailed the central government's New Education Policy for its emphasis on learning in mother tongue and universal education based on the teachings of Indian visionaries such as Mahatma Gandhi.
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Construction Of World's Most Powerful Radio Telescope Begins In Western Australia
Hailed as one of the biggest scientific projects of this century, the telescopes will enable scientists to look back to early in the history of the universe when the first stars and galaxies were formed.
-
"Complaint Misdirected": Allahabad University Head Amid Fee Hike Protests
Allahabad University Vice Chancellor Sangita Srivastava on Wednesday said their complaint was "misdirected" and promised to waive off the entire fee of those hailing from poor background and orphaned during Covid.
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Reforms In Every Sphere Make Greater Space For People And Freedom: PM Modi
PM Modi said the ruling NDA has changed the notion that a strong government means it should control everything and everyone and hailed the spree of sectoral reforms, insisting it has opened up new avenues and given the much required infra push.
-
Blue Beetle: Sharon Stone Said to Be Cast in DC Movie as New Villain Victoria Kord
Sharon Stone is set to play the antagonist Victoria Kord as part of the upcoming Blue Beetle movie. Part of the DC Extended Universe, Blue Beetle hails from filmmaker Angel Manuel Soto and writer Gareth Dunnet-Alcocer.
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Maharashtra: International Sports University Applauds UGC Move To Recognise Degrees
Maharashtra Sports Minister Sunil Kedar on Saturday hailed the UGC decision and said he looked forward to a quantum leap in building talent, jobs and sports IP for the long term development of Indian sports industry through professional education.
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PM Modi Hails Visva Bharati, Says It Should Help Farmers, Artisans Find Global Markets
While addressing the convocation of Visva Bharati University, Prime Minister Modi asked its students to help farmers and artisans in villages adopted by the institution find global markets for their products. As many as 2,535 students received their degrees at the convocation today.
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India's Wait Over, Drug Regulator Says Covid Vaccines Cleared "110% Safe"
Two vaccines for coronavirus, Oxford University's Covishield, which is being developed by the Pune-based Serum Institute, and Bharat Biotech's Covaxin, received emergency approval from the country's drug regulator on Sunday. "We'll never approve anything if there is slightest of safety concern. The vaccines are 110 per cent safe," Drug Controller G...
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Harvard Names Indian-Origin Srikant Datar As Dean Of Business School
Srikant Datar, the Arthur Lowes Dickinson Professor of Business Administration and the senior associate Dean for University Affairs at Harvard Business School (HBS), will become the second consecutive dean hailing from India to lead the prestigious 112-year-old institution. Mr Datar will begin his service on January 1, 2021.
