Over the appointment of the interim Vice-Chancellor at the Mahatma Gandhi University and nominations of members to its senate by the Governor
Protesters call for Education Minister's resignation after exam scandals, symbolizing a lost faith in India's system.
India's largest school board has been mired in controversies, sparking demands that Modi's education minister resign.
Mr. Wangchuk cited broader concerns over the state of education and the implementation of reforms in the country as reasons behind his decision
Indian Youth Congress said it would launch a fresh phase of protests across several states, alleging that repeated examination controversies have undermined students' faith in the education system
Members say that the State govt. should start classes starting this year
They demand co-existence of both types of schools
Members of AIDSO and Save Public Education Committee stage a protest
Representatives of Students’ Council of institution allegedly intervene and disrupt visit organised by Nair Service Society Karayogam at Pampady for 35 children
NSUI said the cancellation of the examination itself proves that large-scale irregularities and serious lapses had taken place in the NEET examination process