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Students at the Tribal Welfare Residential College for Girls in Tunkalguda, Vikarabad staged a protest demanding sufficient teaching staff. The college lacks faculty for key subjects, and students warned of intensified protests if officials don’t act promptly
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Students from Left groups protested at the Secretariat in Hyderabad over poor education policies. They demanded a new Education Minister, action on student deaths, fee control in private schools, and release of pending scholarships and other student dues
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Nizam College students staged a protest on Friday after several eligible candidates were denied hostel accommodation. With the college mess also shut due to financial issues, ABVP demanded urgent action, citing administrative failure and a lack of accountability
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Students of PJTSAU staged a fresh protest on Sunday over the razing of trees across 20 acres of campus land. They accused the State government of harming the ecosystem and demanded an immediate stop to further tree clearance by officials.
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Massive protests erupted at the Agriculture University in Rajendranagar after officials uprooted trees spread across 20 acres overnight under police cover. Students accused the government of harming the ecosystem and demanded an immediate halt to the clearance drive.
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Students at South Calcutta Law College protested demanding safety after a gang rape incident. They called for justice, reforms in the governing body, and better security. The accused, including a faculty member and two students, have been expelled and arrested
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Students claimed that despite paying the examination fee, the college principal allegedly denied hall tickets, citing less than 75 per cent attendance, which was insufficient to appear for the degree exams
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Some students noticed the warden recording videos of girls; cops rush to college to pacify protesters
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Lament that choking of sewerage led to uninhabitable conditions in the hostels
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Denounces rise in police excesses and suppression of dissent under Congress rule; demands unconditional release of detained students and journalists
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Promises cooperation in facilitating a meeting with Union Minister of Human Resource Development to preserve the university’s lands
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Refuse to have lunch at hostel mess, say facility has turned into a pile of garbage, making it impossible to dine there
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The promises awaiting implementation included scooters, laptops, five lakh education assurance cards, and improved facilities in Gurukul schools
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Raising slogans against the State government, a large number of students led by the Students Union gathered at the campus north gate to burn an effigy
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Telangana Congress before the assembly polls announced electric scooters to every girl student of 18-years of age and above.
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They raised doubts over the transparency in the evaluation process
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According to protesters, the university scheduled the semester exams from February 18 when the syllabus is yet to be completed in several departments.
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Allege that they are being served stale chicken, cooked two days ago, for breakfast; say university putting their health at risk by serving them such unhygienic food
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Students Protection Forum, JNTU-Hyderabad Protection Force demand conversion of quarters for research scholars into hostel for boys
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Students of the RGUKT-Basar are on a strike demanding appointment of a regular Vice-Chancellor