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It is high time that the Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy shed his rigidity and stepped forward to engage in an open dialogue with the agitating students and unemployed youth, said BRS leader.

"I am challenging Rahul Gandhi, who is talking about unemployment spreading like an epidemic in BJP-ruled States, to visit Osmania University and convince youths, who have been waiting for employment. Do you have the guts to visit Osmania University?" he asked.

Journalists belonging to various unions condemned the police action against journalists covering a protest at the Osmania University in Hyderabad.

BRS working president KT Rama Rao expressed outrage over the incident, stating that freedom of the press is essential in a democracy.

The journalist was reportedly on a mock live when the police picked up at the university main library despite repeatedly informing the officers that he was a journalist.

“The BRSV leaders were being detained for speaking on behalf of the unemployed youth for issuing two lakh jobs, job calendar, mega DSC and increasing the Group-II and III posts,” said Jangaiah, a BRSV leader.

In a pointed attack on Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, Rama Rao questioned the Congress government's failure to fulfill its electoral promise to conduct a Mega DSC with 25,000 posts soon after the first Cabinet meeting.

A huge number of police personnel have been deployed on the campus with East zone DCP Giridhar monitoring the situation on the ground

Stage dharna on the Osmania University campus till early morning on Tuesday

AISF says that any delay in declaring the UG results will jeopardise the students' opportunities and cause undue hardship

The Bill referred by the then Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan to President for ‘Consideration and Approval’ last year is yet to receive either assent or rejection.

The snake with its hood open was spotted near the bike parking of the New PG hostel, creating panic in the morning hours.

Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy is learnt to have directed Education department officials to select the regular VCs before the tenure of outgoing VCs ended on May 21.

The outer and interior walls of the 84-year-old building took a beating with cracks and visible beams at several places besides appearing damp at places due to rain water leakage.

Some academics stated that the country was adopting the western education model that admits students in two sessions, while others pointed out practical difficulties in the implementation of the policy decision.

The petitioners said following protests on the campus on April 27 this year, the Chief Warden of the University issued a circular on April 29, declaring summer vacations and closing down the hostels and messes till May 31.

Apart from restoration of architectural features, rejuvenation of the stepwells will be taken up. Surrounding areas will also be developed based on SAHE's proposed plans.

The clarification came following reports in some local newspapers claiming the imminent closure of five postgraduate programmes.

These colleges were a common sight in the 1980s and 1990s that enabled several professionals to pursue courses including engineering, law and management among others.

Dana Kishore acknowledged OU's longstanding reputation for leadership in various fields and expressed his enthusiasm for this new role.