Niraj Pandit

Apart from the 528 rejected applications, more than 1,400 SC/ST students have seen a change of category because of not getting a caste validity certificate

On Monday, the youth leader addressed an AISA-organised event attended by over 800 youngsters at the Yashwantrao Chavan Centre titled ‘Dil Se Bol: Mumbai With Gen Z Rising’

A CJP delegation met school education minister Dada Bhuse on Tuesday and requested him to allow his department's officials join their campaign

MUMBAI, Aug. 26 -- The Cockroach Janata Party's (CJP) recently launched 'School Thik Karo' movement, which has shone the spotlight on critical gaps

MUMBAI: Medical students and their parents are confused about a new provision in the seat matrix for the Maharashtra NEET-UG admissions, which limits the number of seats available to Maharashtra-domicile students in three colleges recently granted private university status

Students whom HT spoke to said that seats at these colleges were previously available to students from Maharashtra, including through the institutional quota.

MUMBAI: With the monsoon season drawing to a close, thousands of students in Classes 1 to 8 studying at Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC)-run schools are still waiting for umbrellas and several essential school supplies, four months after the new academic year began

Thirty-two of his literary works, originally written in Marathi, are being translated into English and will be published worldwide by Bloomsbury Publishing

India, Aug. 30 -- From the struggles of farmers and workers to the pain of caste, gender, and class oppression, the powerful stories of Dalit author and social reformer Annabhau Sathe are set to reach a much wider audience.

The consortium has demanded that registration be made compulsory only for classes with more than 100 students and that registration be done only once instead of being renewed every three years. It has also opposed the proposed restriction on students below 13 years attending coaching classes, saying that they should be allowed to attend with parental consent