NEET: Congress, BJP workers detained during rival protests in Bengaluru
R. Ashok has alleged attack by Congress cadre and submitted a petition to the Bengaluru City Police Commissioner
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Did not refuse to meet KSU leaders, says Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan
Chief Minister’s comments came in response to reports that he had refused to meet KSU president Aloshious Xavier amid controversies over the appointment of an individual with alleged past links to the Students Federation of India as government pleader
SFI demands that UDF government rid the Kerala Governor of Chancellor power
Other demands include free bus travel for students, permanent Vice-Chancellors, free education till degree level, political freedom on campuses, permanent Principals in government colleges, regulating fees in private and self-financing institutions, and a unified examination system
Government allays fears over FCRA Bill, clarifies on designated authority
PIB says the Bill won’t alter religious character of places of worship attached by designated authority
IUML trains guns on Revenue Minister A.P. Anil Kumar
IUML leaders from the Wandoor constituency accuse Mr. Anil Kumar of sidelining the party after assuming office as Revenue Minister