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"Come up with plan to restore 100 acre if you want chief secretary to be saved from action": SC to Telangana gov't

1 week ago | edexlive.com | Suchitra Mohanty

Making it clear that “not a single tree” in the 400 acres adjacent to the University of Hyderabad should be felled, the Supreme Court on Wednesday sought a plan on restoration of the ecology in the 100 acres that were denuded of green cover recently. "You (state government) have to come up with a plan as to how you will restore those 100 acres if you want your chief secretary to be saved from any severe action.
NEET-MDS 2025: Expert shares insights on how to tackle new time-bound sections

2 weeks ago | edexlive.com | Saumyangi Yadav

The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has introduced a significant change to the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Masters of Dental Surgery (NEET MDS) 2025 examination pattern, with time-bound sections that will lock after the allotted time expires.
MP nursing colleges scam: Students in limbo as results, registrations and certificates remain stuck

2 weeks ago | edexlive.com | Saumyangi Yadav

While the nursing college scam in Madhya Pradesh continues to be heard in the high court, thousands of nursing students across the state are bearing the brunt. For over a year now, their results, fresh mark sheets, registration certificates, and migration documents have been pending, putting their academic and professional futures in serious jeopardy. Many students allege that despite completing their exams, results have not been declared, and final registrations or diplomas have not been issued.
“We do not feel safe”: RGNIYD students demand suspension of Assistant Registrar facing rape, blackmail charges

2 weeks ago | edexlive.com | Saumyangi Yadav

At the Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development (RGNIYD), Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu, students are demanding the immediate suspension of Assistant Registrar Avinav Thakur. The students’ demands stem from allegations of administrative apathy, harassment, surveillance, and security concerns. Compounding these issues are the serious criminal charges against Thakur, who is currently facing a First Information Report (FIR) and is out on anticipatory bail in a rape and blackmail case.
About 600 UBT doctors terminated in Rajasthan without notice; Medicos warn of healthcare crisis

2 weeks ago | edexlive.com | Saumyangi Yadav

More than 500 doctors across Rajasthan were abruptly relieved of duty after their tenure under the Urgent Temporary Basis (UTB) ended on March 31, 2025, with no renewal or prior notice from the state health department. Many of these doctors were posted in rural, remote areas at Primary Health Centres (PHCs) and Community Health Centres (CHCs) and had been working continuously for several months, even years, under repeated short-term extensions.
J&K reservation row: State government’s affidavit in HC stirs fresh controversy; terms petition “not entertain-able”

2 weeks ago | edexlive.com | Saumyangi Yadav

The Jammu & Kashmir government has filed an affidavit before the High Court of Jammu and Kashmir, Srinagar division, defending its reservation policy and rejecting the challenge mounted by a group of petitioners, including Open Merit category students. In the response submitted to the high court yesterday, on April 4, the government stated that the pleas were “devoid of any merit” and sought their dismissal.
Delhi University Vice-Chancellor Professor Yogesh Singh says there will be a nominal 5-7% increase in the fee charged

2 weeks ago | edexlive.com | Ifrah Mufti

Delhi University is planning to increase 'nominal 5-7%' fees charged from students in the academic year 2025-26. Emphasising that the increase in the fees is routine and not a significant burden on students, the Vice-Chancellor of the varsity, Professor Prof Yogesh Singh, on Thursday said that the fee hike will be for all the courses.
“More than just loss of trees”: HCU students reflect on losing part of campus life amid 400-acre Kancha Gachibowli row

2 weeks ago | edexlive.com | Saumyangi Yadav

“We celebrated birthdays at Buffalo Lake. Watched sunrises from Mushroom Rock. Studied under trees and read books by the water. Now, it's all being taken away,” said Rajat, a student of the University of Hyderabad (UoH, also popularly known as Hyderabad Central University, HCU), referring to the destruction of nearly 400-acre of forest land in the Kancha Gachibowli area located near the university campus.
APU students raise concerns over food quality, pricing, and portions; demand mess reforms

3 weeks ago | edexlive.com | Saumyangi Yadav

Students at Azim Premji University (APU), Bengaluru, have launched a protest against what they describe as persistent issues with food quality, pricing, and administrative inaction. The movement, which has allegedly been brewing for over two years, has now reached a tipping point, with students demanding a university-run mess, transparency, and a direct role in managing campus food services. So, let us look into what has happened so far.
"Too vague": Karnataka HC dismisses petition alleging irregularities, high fees in state’s nursing colleges

3 weeks ago | edexlive.com | Saumyangi Yadav

The Karnataka High Court, on Monday, March 24, dismissed a petition that alleged large-scale malpractices in nursing institutions across the state, citing a lack of specific details and verifiable evidence. The petition was heard by a division bench comprising Chief Justice NV Anjaria and Justice KV Aravind on Monday, March 24, 2025.