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How Neoliberalism Fragmented Our Universities and Staved off Student Unrest

In Pursuit of ‘National Priorities’, a University Abandons Its Students

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Govt Mission to Have Scientists Write About Science Starts on Successful Note

Navakanta Bhat was awarded for his work on the design of novel biosensors based on his research in biochemistry and gaseous sensors that push the performance limits of existing metal-oxide sensors. Credit: InfosysPrize/Twitter

Infosys Prizes 2018 Awarded to Six Researchers, Two From IISc

The University of Hyderabad (HCU). Credit: University of Hyderabad

Seeking More Funds, University of Hyderabad Charges Students for Lab Water

The University Grants Commission has adopted new rules against academic plagiarism. Credit: pixabay

UGC’s Anti-Plagiarism Rules Don’t Make Room for Realities of Indian Academia

Members of AISA and JNUSU shouting slogans during their protest in New Delhi. Credit: PTI

Statement: About Time Indian Science Woke up to Shifting Social Realities