A 22-year-old Hyderabad engineering student, Jadav Sai Teja, died by suicide in his hostel after allegedly being ragged, forced to drink, and extorted ₹10,000 by seniors. Police have registered a case and are investigating both the ragging and circumstances of the suicide, while the incident reignites concerns about campus safety.
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Changing Lives I n a world where beauty standards are more exclusionary than inclusionary, Pakistans Depilex Smileagain Foundation and LOreal Pakistan, with funding from Fondation LOreal, celebrated a milestone as 60 women completed a four-month.
A n analysis of the public expenditure reviews from 2017-22, reveals that child-focused spending by provincial governments is not in line with their budgetary commitments. Public finance constraints due to large debt servicing expenditure are curtailing social sector investment with public.
AP EAMCET Counselling 2025: APSCHE has released the AP EAMCET 2025 final phase seat allotment on eapcet-sche.aptonline.in. Candidates must report to their allotted colleges by September 23, 2025, with classes starting from September 20. Students are advised to carry all required documents to complete the admission process smoothly.
Team BRIMS Excels At Innothon 5.0
DUSU Elections 2025 vote counting starts today after 39.45% turnout. Key candidates include Aryan Maan (ABVP), Joslyn Nandita Choudhary (NSUI), and Anjali (SFI-AISA), amid strict rules and security.
Smart apps streamline studying by offering tools for note-taking, task management, writing assistance, flashcard creation, and research organization, enhancing overall effectiveness and efficiency.
The Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU) Elections 2025 are being held today, September 18, with over 2.75 lakh students eligible to vote. A three-way contest is underway between ABVP, NSUI, and the SFI-AISA alliance. Voting is being conducted in two phases under strict security.
UF Rescinds Emeritus Status for Professor Over Kirk Facebook Post
The University of Florida rescinded a retired professors emeritus status Friday, the university announced, over a Facebook post the evening of Charlie Kirks death that garnered social media backlash. The university posted to social media Friday that a retired faculty member who issued a post on social media that is raising concerns had lost emeritus status. In a followup, the university did not confirm to the Phoenix who the professor was. The Gainesville Sun reported that it had confirmed the professor in question is retired UF law professor Jeffrey Harrison. The post UF Rescinds Emeritus Status for Professor Over Kirk Facebook Post appeared first on FlaglerLive.