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IIT Delhi student death: Inquiry panel gets second extension, report now due October 10 (opens the original)
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Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi has extended the deadline for its five-member committee investigating the circumstances surrounding the suicide of a 31-year-old student to October 10, marking the panel’s second extension, HT has learnt. The committee was scheduled to submit its findings by September 30, but the report was not submitted by the deadline due to delay in recording of statements, according to a source. ‘The most valuable skill today is the ability to keep learning’: IIM Ko
Student suicide: IIT Delhi likely to give second extension to probe committee (opens the original)
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A five-member committee constituted by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi to probe the circumstances surrounding the death by suicide of a 31-year-old student did not submit its finding by the September 30 deadline and is likely to seek an extension to submit, HT has learnt. If granted, this would be the second extension given to the committee. “Some students’ statements had to be recorded again, which caused a delay in the process. However, all statements have now been recorded, and
SIR: Special camps launched to help voters respond to notices (opens the original)
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New Delhi: With 298,431 hearings of the 3.16 million voters who received notices during Delhi’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls conducted so far, the Election Commission of India (ECI) on Sunday started special camps at polling stations across the Capital to help residents submit their forms and resolve queries. According to the latest figures released by the Delhi chief electoral officer (CEO), 134,485 Form 6 applications had been received between August 31 and September 26
After Kalkaji rape, women reclaim streets in midnight solidarity walk (opens the original)
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A 23-year-old advocate from Delhi, a 29-year-old psychotherapist from Noida, and a 24-year-old freelance writer from Meerut were among nearly 60 women who gathered on Saturday night for a solidarity walk organised by Women Walk at Midnight, an initiative launched in 2016 and inspired by the 2012 Nirbhaya movement. Braving the rain, the women walked through dimly lit lanes of Kalkaji with umbrellas in hand, expressing solidarity with survivors of violence in Kalkaji, Jamui and Samastipur. Earlier
Environmentalist calls for public participation in ecological restoration, says use social media to amplify concerns (opens the original)
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New Delhi: Environmentalist Pradip Krishen on Saturday urged people to take greater interest in ecological restoration and use social media to amplify environmental concerns. Addressing a gathering at the South Delhi-based Eldeco Centre for a talk on Delhi’s Central Ridge -- The Big Dismantling -- Krishen traced the Ridge’s historical significance through maps from the pre- and post-Independence periods, and highlighted the importance of Southern and Central Ridges, particularly in light of the
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