Left scores win, despite its shrunken presence, through its student organs
While AISA, SFI, AISF Supported Dipke & Co, Mother Outfits Goaded Oppn To Back Protest
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While AISA, SFI, AISF Supported Dipke & Co, Mother Outfits Goaded Oppn To Back Protest
Read at sourceBid To Make Investigation And Judicial Process Time-Bound
Read at sourceAlso Likely To Take On Govt Over Police Action Against Protesters
Read at sourceUttar Pradesh government formed a new SIT to investigate alleged embezzlement of temple offerings. This team, led by senior IPS officers, replaces the earlier investigation panel. The Supreme Court directed the state to form a fresh SIT under a senior IPS officer. Investigators previously examined financial records and questioned temple staff about donation irregularities. The new SIT will submit its findings to the Supreme Court on July 27.
Read at sourceUnion Home Minister Amit Shah stated the country and students are more important than any position. He reaffirmed the Modi government's commitment to reforms against paper leaks. Dharmendra Pradhan resigned as Union Education Minister amid nationwide protests over the NEET-UG paper leak. Pralhad Joshi was given additional charge of the education ministry later that day. The government respects youth sentiments and ensures justice for NEET aspirants.
Read at sourceIn a post on X, Gupta commended Pradhan's contributions to India's educational landscape, particularly highlighting his role in rolling out key policy frameworks and promoting Indian languages in academia.
Read at sourceA Bhopal court rejected retired judge Giribala Singh's bail plea. She is accused in the dowry death of former model Twisha Sharma. The court cited the serious nature of the charges against the accused. The CBI opposed bail, citing alleged attempts to influence the investigation. Giribala Singh remains in custody as the probe continues.
Read at sourceWest Bengal invoked its new Goonda Act against those accused of violence during a recent NEET protest. Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced the action, condemning the attacks on journalists. Around seventy individuals identified from the rally were not students and had no protest connection. Seven FIRs were registered, incorporating provisions of the recently passed Goonda Act. The police exercised maximum restraint despite repeated provocations during the demonstration.
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