The JCBs at #HyderabadCentralUniversity first arrived in September 2024, seven months ago.
Not on the now-disputed East campus (at the highest elevation of 630 meters), but on the South campus (at the lowest elevation of 555 meters), an open habitat.
NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, will conduct a consultation with its Executive Council starting on Friday (August 14, 2026) to decide whether the Bar Council of India’s (BCI) request for an inquiry report on persons involved in the alleged ‘campaign’ against Chief Justice of India Surya Kant’s invitation to the convocation would be constitutional.
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After yesterday's dramatic developments at the Bar Council of India over NALSAR student protest, the law university takes the call.
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In Chitrakoot, a journalist isn’t chasing headlines for glory but answering calls from villagers, tip-offs from WhatsApp groups, and a sense of duty.
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Design: Saumya
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#Telangana | Student ends life in residential school in Parkal
The girl’s father alleged harassment by teachers in his complaint, although no note was left behind by the girl and incidents of alleged depression were being looked into
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Delighted to share that @HemantGairola25’s report for @Article14live on how banks nationwide are taking money without authorisation from customer accounts for the #Modi govt’s flagship schemes has won the 2024 ACJ Award for Investigative Journalism https://t.co/1NN35JRcXd
India recorded over 1 crore deaths in 2021 — the second year of the COVID-19 lockdown — which was around 21 lakh deaths more than in 2020, according to two key reports on registered births and deaths published this week by the RGI after a five-year gap.
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The JCBs at #HyderabadCentralUniversity first arrived in September 2024, seven months ago.
Not on the now-disputed East campus (at the highest elevation of 630 meters), but on the South campus (at the lowest elevation of 555 meters), an open habitat.
This Spotlight, "Green Fades to Grim at the University of Hyderabad," came to life in December when a student called me, and another student and I toured almost the perimeter of the campus.
I'm reposting this now for a better understanding of HCU's biodiversity.