The student had reportedly said in a handwritten note that she did not have the ‘courage to take the NEET exam again’.
‘It’s like gradual death’: Afghan women academics struggle to cope with ban on education, employment
Despite the challenges, the women that researchers spoke to had not given up. Some are finding quiet ways to keep teaching.
The Congress, a long-time ally of the DMK, had extended support to the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam in forming the government in ...
The vast majority of Delhi’s foreign patients are from the poorest regions of Africa, Central Asia, and South Asia.
Seventeen persons have been admitted to the Max Hospital in Saket, of whom seven are on ventilators, said the Malviya Nagar ...
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The series, which earned her worldwide acclaim, was an account of her childhood struggles with the restrictions after Iran’s ...
It is expected to advance into Goa, parts of Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and the northeastern states ...
However, the bench reduced the cost imposed by the High Court on the Hindu Dharma Parishad for filing a plea allegedly for ...
Officials said preliminary findings suggested that the fire may have been caused by a short circuit, though the exact cause ...
There is anger among public and the BJP government ‘may try to suppress [it] and impose something like an Emergency’, the ...
A family in Dhaka gave Sakina Begum shelter, bailed her when she was imprisoned. Ethnic Assamese Muslim groups, however, have ...
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