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- Sep 1, 2026
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JNU Barak Hostel: Only 12% Northeast Students Despite 75:25 Quota (opens the original)
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In 2014, a brutal racial assault on a student from Arunachal Pradesh in Delhi triggered many protests and much soul-searching on problems faced by people from the northeast region living and studying in the rest of India. A panel formed to study their concerns and suggest solutions and measures noted the need for dedicated accommodation for them. Citing it as a positive feature, it talked about how a hostel dedicated to students from northeast was being planned at the Jawaharlal Nehru University
What led to the re-test of three UGC-NET papers? | Explained (opens the original)
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The story so far: The National Testing Agency (NTA) will re-conduct the UGC-NET for English, sociology, and commerce after receiving complaints of âmultiple errorsâ in the question papers, said an official notification released on August 16. The UGC-NET was held from June 22 to 30 for 87 subjects. The notification said the English and commerce papers will be re-conducted on September 9, while that of sociology on September 10. The same day of the notification, the NTA released the provisiona
A mountain school and Sonam Wangchukâs experiments with educational reforms (opens the original)
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If you have watched the film 3 Idiots, you may remember the school where Rancho was finally found. The school is SECMOL, the Studentsâ Educational and Cultural Movement of Ladakh, founded by Sonam Wangchuk, who has been more famous as a climate activist than as an educationist. SECMOL, nestled in the mountains of Phey village in the Indus Valley, about 18 km from Leh, is perhaps best known in popular culture as the campus associated with the filmâs closing scenes. Most important, it lets us
Delayed Census data: Who is planning for children out of school? (opens the original)
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Fourteen-year-old Bhavani (name changed) had already learned to survive in ways no child should. Living in Chennai’s Perumbakkam, she had dropped out of school and spent her days in an environment shaped by neglect and abuse. For her, begging was not a choice but an expectation, her routine, and the streets became a place where she was exposed to substances she was allegedly forced to peddle by her own family. (Sign up for THEdge, The Hindu’s weekly education newsletter.) When she was finally id
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