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The MoU for an initial period of three years will facilitate the collaboration between the EFLU and the OSDA to work together to develop the English and foreign language skills of the youth of Odisha.
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While students of the ABVP EFLU unit staged a protest to resolve the issue of the university GBM and schedule the students union elections, the EFLU students collective organised a human chain inside the campus to protest against alleged “chaos” created by ABVP
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While a section of students protested against lack of basic information on the constitution of the election commission and agenda of the GBM, another group wanted the university administration to go ahead with the meeting and constitute the commission
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NCM member urged the university to create a greater awareness of the rights of the minorities among the public, and various schemes sponsored by the central and state governments for the benefit of minority students
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In a statement, the EFLU said Prof. Samson had an unblemished record as a teacher and an administrator in the varsity
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The newly elected office bearers met EFLU Vice Chancellor Prof. E Suresh Kumar and expressed their support for furthering the University’s global eminence in teaching and research.
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The students decided to constitute a joint action committee to decide on further course of action.
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Row erupted between residents of Basheer Hostel for men over bursting of crackers in the hostel premises on Saturday
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Parents of current students at the English and Foreign Languages University (EFLU) have resolved to approach the High Court if the Vice Chancellor does not respond to their letter addressing safety concerns and demands for their children within 48 hours.
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The students refused for a closed door meeting fearing being singled out and targeted.
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While the protesting students have put forward six demands, the EFLU administration has acceded to one demand, replacing Prof. T Samson as the Proctor
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The management of EFLU maintained that senior functionaries interacted with protesting students at the Main Gate, where they were staging a protest
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Demanding justice for the victim of an alleged sexual assault on the campus and arrest of the perpetrators, six students commenced indefinite hunger strike.
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According to a senior official, due to State Assembly elections, the police department did not give the university a nod for holding the students’ council polls as it cannot provide security.
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EFLU has postponed the elections to the EFLU Students’ Council scheduled next month, administration took this decision in view of the Telangana Legislative Assembly elections
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EFLU students said the protest was against the administrative failure in handling the sexual assault incident but not over the cancellation of the literary discussion about the Palestinian cause
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Police detained a few students after a massive protest which continued till early Friday
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As the police entered the campus to detain protesting students at university’s administrative building, scuffle ensued between the protesters and police. However, later the police let off students.
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According to students, a PG student was sexually assaulted by two persons near an old health centre around 10 pm on Wednesday and she was found unconscious by other students
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EFLU Vice Chancellor Prof. E Suresh Kumar, who envisioned the reviving and strengthening of the alumni association, foresees a bigger role for the alumni in cementing the university’s eminence at the global level.