Students claim that changing the mode of spot registration to offline allowed the university to give seats to those outside the published waiting-list order.
The ongoing JPSC row is the latest episode in a longer history of alleged paper leaks, delayed results and irregularities in the state’s recruitment examinations.
Students insist they want to keep their protest 'apolitical', but Congress and BJP leaders, as well as members of their affiliated students’ organisations, showed up at the protest.
Narendra Modi's popularity has carried the BJP through three general elections. But when one leader claims every success, he also risks being blamed for every failure.
Friends who would never be seen dead at a political event turned up at Jantar Mantar with their kids. Here's what broke the rules of dissent under Modi.
The protest site in Ranchi has been flooded with Swiggy and Zomato orders from across the country. Students were distributing the surplus to people in need.
Built on fear and fuelled by competition, India's coaching industry and an endless parade of entrance exams are consuming childhood. ThePrint tracked the lives of 16-year-olds across seven cities.
It was largely an electoral setback that pushed the Centre to initiate job schemes in 2024. But the concerns became less urgent after the BJP’s electoral gains in the following years.
Viral clips of a ‘resignation party’ or ‘victory party’ have been widely shared on social media, showing CJP leaders, including spokespersons Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka, dancing to Bollywood tracks.
Turning anyone who ever sparred with Nehru and Gandhi into a trophy of appropriation has long been both the Hindu Right's sport and strategy, and a rather successful one.
Russia now accounts for about half of India’s crude imports. Experts say this reflects source diversification, but high concentration carries risks from sanctions, shipping curbs.
This opens up a market worth several thousand crores while allowing defence ministry to diversify and speed up production at a time when armed forces are looking to build missile stock.
At some point Pakistani dictators begin to show paranoia. That’s the strategic reality most relevant to India since the late fifties. Munir’s case is worse, like some sudden acrophobia.
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