#India: Journalist Tarun Tejpal was sentenced to 10 years of imprisonment for raping and sexually harassing a junior colleague in 2013. The Goa bench of the Bombay High Court has directed him to surrender within two weeks.
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Misri urges Sri Lanka to hold provincial polls ‘at the earliest’;
Discusses India-backed energy, infrastructure and technology projects during Colombo visit
https://t.co/c6U8U0N7hn via @the_hindu
Udhayanidhi apologising for double entendre remark would not merely be the right thing to do, but also send the message to legions of his followers and youth that apologies, when words slip, are also de rigeur in political discourse.
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Profile | Fuelled by viral outrage and youthful anger, the Cockroach Janta Party’s rapid rise was driven by three very different men whose skills, ambitions and political histories transformed a satirical online campaign into a national protest that brought down Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan
✍️ @SobhanaNair , @ikasnik
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#India: Less than 1% of crimes committed by police result in a guilty verdict - @nitikafrancis, @devyanshibihani and Gandla Sneha tell us in this important data story https://t.co/EAg5iw2EkT via @the_hindu
"The cockroaches are everywhere" - sharp reflection by Sri Lankan researcher and activist @EnHui on what the youth-led protests in #India looked like from #SriLanka, and what ails our region's public education system
#mustread
https://t.co/7pGITk0GV5 via @thewire_in
Nearly 200 activists, social movements, civil society organisations, and trade unions in Sri Lanka have expressed solidarity with students in India, who were protesting and voicing serious concern over the NEET examination paper leak and broader issues facing the education sector.
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Nearly 200 activists, social movements, civil society organisations, and trade unions in Sri Lanka have expressed solidarity with students in India, who were protesting and voicing serious concern over the NEET examination paper leak and broader issues facing the education sector.
✍️@Meerasrini
https://t.co/3PO9RDwOYi
India is winning friends in the neighbourhood again, and no, it’s not the state to state kind. This is a Gen Z to Gen Z connect, a reaching out across tough borders with expressions of love, admiration and respect, I write @newslaundry@MnshaP
#India: Caught on camera: Police brutality was on public display at the Jantar Mantar protests -
@the_hindu editorial
https://t.co/UZXt1dxGkL via @the_hindu
#India: Amid resolute youth protests raising the most pressing questions about education and their future, amid serious allegations of police violence against peaceful protesters, the government's response - let's switch to Instagram.
Within 24 hours of posing a vertical angle ‘Instagrammable’ video with a phone telling youngsters protesting against the NEET exam paper leak, Prime Minister Narendra Modi advised his own Cabinet colleagues that they needed to be Instagram-ready and reach out to young people.
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South Asians for Human Rights, a regional network of human rights defenders, said it is “deeply concerned” by the Government of India’s “failure” to respond promptly and transparently to the NEET examination crisis.
✍️ @Meerasrini
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#India: Student suicides jumped 80% in ten years; over 2,000 die by suicide every year due to exam failures - @SambaviParthy's important data story.
https://t.co/ShyA7AgkTR via @the_hindu