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'Please appreciate, see students' future': Top court refuses to reopen FIRs over CJP's July stir
The bench also drew a distinction between the students and protesters involved in the cases and individuals with serious criminal backgrounds.
India
SC rejects plea for independent probe into CJP's July protest
SC rejects plea for independent probe into CJP's July protest
India
Fadnavis says drought, crop losses biggest challenge; warns of drinking water, fodder shortage
Fadnavis says drought, crop losses biggest challenge; warns of drinking water, fodder shortage
India
Victory smiles on those who anticipate changes in character of warfare: IAF chief
Victory smiles on those who anticipate changes in character of warfare: IAF chief
India
‘US history shaped by immigrants’: India calls JD Vance’s H-1B visa remarks ‘deeply offensive’
Reacting to comments by the US Vice President in the context of the decision, India said the descriptions of Indian professionals were "unwarranted".
Education
IIT Madras begins applications for Executive MBA degree for working professionals
The program has a practice-oriented curriculum and is designed for blended weekend learning. The classes will be held over alternate weekends from January 2027.
India
India says US move on PERM programme does not advance shared ambitions
India says US move on PERM programme does not advance shared ambitions
India
Revanth Reddy backs Elon Musk amid Starlink row: ‘Can’t appease crony distractions’
Musk had, in a post on X, alleged that Starlink was being “blocked” in India by “certain oligarchs”, a charge which was denied by India as “baseless”.
India
Andhra loses Supreme Court battle over 34% Backward Classes quota in local polls
The SC said the October 1 high court judgment correctly found a lack of the empirical data required to justify the reservation