On Campus
Kerala: Protesters clashed with police at multiple locations, calling for the health minister to step down following the death of a woman after a portion of the Kottayam Medical College building collapsed.
JMI: The university is ahead of other institutions by declaring 80% of the results already, in the ongoing admission cycle 2025-26.
Probe has found that the managements of certain private colleges -- offering MBBS, MD and MS courses -- in these states colluded with agents to create "fake" papers for candidates, the Enforcement Directorate said.
Around 100 students, some with parents, returned as the gates reopened. Police have sealed the students' union room and guard's cabin for investigation. Classes will follow the usual timetable from July 8.
"No one, however powerful or well-connected, can be allowed to hold an educational institution hostage or to exert totalitarian power with elements of violence," West Bengal Governor said.
The central university has also announced an extension of the hostel facilities for PhD scholars who are in the final phase of completing their thesis.
Manipur Governor addressed the crowd at the 125th birth anniversary of SP Mookerjee. The event included a documentary film and a dedication song.
Madhya Pradesh CM spoke at a social harmony programme at the Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia Agriculture University, Gwalior
BRABU Result Glitch: Postgraduate students have reported errors in their third-semester results, citing mistakes in mark entry and evaluation. While many cleared the exam, some were marked failed by narrow margins.
Only first-semester BA LLB students who missed the form fill-up should visit the college on July 7 between 10 am and 12 pm with their ID and documents. Students of the 4th, 6th and 8th semesters are to come for internal projects from 9 am to 12:30 pm on their respective dates.
