CJP protest continues day two despite food, water cutoff. Protesters earlier claimed organizers cut the lights and restricted their access to water, food, and washroom facilities. Jantar Mantar Protest Enters Day Two as Police Cut Off Food, Water and Lights A Sit-In That Refused to End Most protests at Jantar Mantar wrap up by evening. […]
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22 lakh students, NEET re-exam ends nationwide today. The May 3 paper leak sparked outrage and protests, with many demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation. NEET Re-Exam 2026: 22 Lakh Students, 5,440 Centres, and a Test for the System Itself A Second Chance, and a Lot Riding On It For lakhs of medical aspirants across
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NEET retest leaves aspirants anxious, battling stress and uncertainty From Manipur to Nagpur, students face anxiety, travel hurdles and uncertainty as NEET is conducted again. For lakhs of students gearing up for the NEET‑UG re‑examination on Sunday, June 21, the last few days have been a hard mix of exhaustion, anxiety and raw uncertainty. What
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Dipke vows protests until Pradhan resigns from ministry Dipke claims 7,000 joined protest, next steps pending Online movement Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke on Sunday, June 7, 2026, said that the campaign demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan would continue until their concerns regarding examination-related irregularities are addressed. Speaking a
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Cockroach Janta Party Demands Education Minister’s Exit Education Minister Under Fire Over CBSE Transfers Youth Across India Invited To Join Delhi Protest Cockroach Janta Party Demands Education Minister’s Resignation, Calls for June 6 Protest in Delhi New Delhi: In its first-ever press conference, the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) on Wednesday said it was open to
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Students raise concerns over widespread errors in exam marking. Digital marking meant accuracy, students report wrong grades. National anger erupted this week after more than 400,000 Indian students requested copies of their Class 12 exam papers, accusing the country’s new digital marking system of producing widespread errors in results that shape university admissions and futures.
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Telangana survey shows caste still shapes education opportunities Survey reveals deep gaps between privileged and marginalised communities Telangana’s Hidden Divide: A Brahmin Kid’s English Dream vs. a Kolam Child’s Struggle Hyderabad—Imagine two kids in Telangana: one, a Brahmin boy gliding through English-medium gates; the other, a Kolam girl from the hills, lucky to finish primary
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Telangana HC permits colleges to collect pending fees Court hears 14 petitions, issues key interim order Telangana HC’s Lifeline: Colleges Can Charge Fees Directly Amid Govt Delay—But With Strings Hyderabad’s engineering colleges just caught a breather, thanks to the Telangana High Court. In an interim order that feels like a pressure valve release, Justice Juvvadi
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Dozens hurt and detained as JNUSU protest turns tense Police said 25 officers, including ACP Ved Prakash, ACP Sanghamitra, SHO Atul Tyagi and Ajai Yadav, were injured. The main gate of Jawaharlal Nehru University has seen protests before. It has seen poetry, passion, and the slow burn of political dissent. But on Thursday afternoon, February
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Bill proposes stricter rules for US student visas Bill seeks to bar adversarial nations’ students from US education Washington has once again become the stage for a heated debate over immigration and national security, this time centred on foreign students studying in the United States. A Republican congressman has introduced new legislation aimed at tightening
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