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DU planning to pull brakes on show of wealth that marks student polls

Mumbai University is investigating allegations of question paper leaks for three BCom sixth-semester subjects, including cost accounting, business economics, and taxation. The papers were reportedly circulated via a WhatsApp group associated with a private coaching class. The university has stated that appropriate action will be taken against anyone found guilty, though no police complaint has been filed yet.

A contractual staffer at Mumbai University's Centre for Distance and Online Education was caught photographing BCom Semester VI exam papers in the control room. The university sacked the employee and issued showcause notices to others after CCTV footage confirmed the leak. The incident has raised serious questions about security protocols and accountability for safeguarding sensitive examination materials.

LSR students object to principal’s video on BJP handle, IP college students protest no freshers for FYUP opt outs

Bareilly College faces a controversy over Dr. Alok Khare's departure as Chief Proctor. Initially, the administration stated his removal followed abvp protests over alleged remarks. However, Dr. Khare claims he voluntarily resigned after his tenure. The Principal later admitted to giving an incorrect statement under pressure, confirming Khare's resignation was accepted.

The leadership change will mark a milestone for the BJP, which is set to get its first chief minister in Bihar, the only Hindi heartland state where the top post has so far eluded the party. Even so, party leaders have remained cautious in their public remarks. Dilip Jaiswal, a minister and former Bihar BJP president, said, "It is an emotional moment for us. We hope that Nitish Kumar will continue to offer his guidance to the new government."

Bareilly College's Chief Proctor, Alok Khare, was removed from his post after protests by abvp over alleged derogatory remarks against a woman seer. College authorities confirmed Khare's dismissal with immediate effect following a social media post incident and a brief scuffle. A new chief proctor has been appointed, and abvp has submitted a memorandum demanding further action.

Miranda House hostel students protested menu changes, including biscuits replacing traditional snacks and rotis limited to dinner. The administration cited a gas supply advisory to reduce consumption by 20%, while IGL stated no supply disruption. Students claim packaged food replaced fresh items, though officials maintain consultations occurred.

University of Jammu's Political Science MA syllabus faces removal of Jinnah, Sir Syed, and Iqbal topics following abvp protests. The Departmental Affairs Committee recommended the change, citing concerns over figures linked to the two-nation theory. A high-level committee reviewed the syllabus, with the Board of Studies set to decide on the revised curriculum.

A University of Jammu committee recommended removing Jinnah, Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, and Iqbal from the MA Political Science syllabus following abvp protests. This move has drawn strong condemnation from a local minister and a BJP leader, who label it as 'intellectual vandalism' and a threat to India's heritage.

Tension erupted at Azim Premji University as abvp activists protested a scheduled discussion on alleged state violence in Kashmir. Police took around 25 activists into custody. The university clarified no event was authorized or held on campus, condemning the disruption. AISA accused abvp of stifling academic debate.

abvp activists protested and vandalized Azim Premji University campus over a discussion on Kashmir atrocities. The university registrar filed a police complaint against Spark Reading Circle, accusing them of organizing the event without consent. Police arrested 25 abvp activists, who were later granted bail.