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IIT Bombay student death: Group of alumni seek reforms, write to Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (opens the original)
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Updated On: 28 September, 2026 10:28 PM IST | Mumbai | Aditi Alurkar In a letter, a copy of which is with mid-day, the group of alumni stated that the death of a second-year BTech student on September 18, 2026, should not be viewed in isolation The alumni, in their letter, have also raised concerns over what they described as increased security measures on campus. File Pic/PTI A group of Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay) alumni has written to the director, calling for wide-rangi
IIT Bombay protest: Massive protest at IIT Bombay in Powai after student dies by suicide (opens the original)
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Updated On: 19 September, 2026 01:24 AM IST | Mumbai | Aditi Alurkar Some students who spoke on condition of anonymity said protests began at around 8.30 pm on Friday after news of the student's death spread across the campus IIT Bombay said it was deeply saddened by the student's death. File Pic A massive protest erupted at the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay) in Mumbai's Powai after a student was allegedly found dead in his room. According to an official statement, a second-y
Ganpati festival: Students to spread awareness on TB, addiction in Mumbai (opens the original)
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Updated On: 14 September, 2026 07:30 AM IST | Mumbai | Aditi Alurkar Nearly 2000 MU students hit streets to spread awareness on tuberculosis and addiction while managing crowds and traffic With Ganapati around the corner, Mumbai students are gearing up for more than regular bandobast. Taking up themes such as tuberculosis and addiction, students will spread awareness about these social evils through street plays or ‘nukkad nataks’. They will perform outside Ganapati pandals and on crowded street
IIT Bombay alumni launch AI-powered WeatherEx platform for Mumbai forecasts (opens the original)
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Updated On: 20 July, 2026 01:15 PM IST | Mumbai | Aditi Alurkar Mumbaikars can now access customised weather forecasts through WeatherEx, an AI-powered weather intelligence platform developed by IIT Bombay alumni. Designed specifically for Mumbai, the platform offers localised forecasting modules and helps users better understand monsoon patterns and weather conditions Dr Akshay Sunil (centre, in black checkered shirt along with the team that developed WeatherEx. PIC/BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT Mumba
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