Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal assured all help to the striking students of the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) who met him on Tuesday.


Kejriwal assures help to FTII students


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A students' delegation from the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) met officials of the information and broadcasting ministry here on Monday over their demand to remove the institute's newly appointed chairman Gajendra Chauhan.


Protesting FTII students meet government officials


A team of Delhi Police's crime branch on Monday questioned the staff of Delhi University's Kirori Mal College and Hindu college during its probe into the fake admissions scam at the varsity.


Kirori Mal, Hindu college staff questioned in admission scam


Over a 100 students of the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) protested here on Monday, demanding the removal of its newly-appointed chairman Gajendra Chauhan.


FTII students protest in Delhi


A team of the Delhi Police Crime Branch on Monday questioned the staff of Delhi University's Kirori Mal College in it's probe into the fake admissions scam at the varsity.


Delhi Police questions DU college staff


The 18th Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) opened here on Monday with 117 students -- six from Kerala and a majority from Uttar Pradesh.


18th IIT opens at Palakkad


The Goa government is in the process of starting a Global School of Tourism and School of Strategic and Security Studies in association with the Goa University, chief minister Laxmikant Parsekar told the state assembly on Monday.


School for tourism, strategic security soon: Goa CM


Sleuths probing the Delhi University (DU) admission scam busted two days ago have their sights set on Inderjeet Singh alias 'Kaku' identified as the likely mastermind of the Rs.1 billion racket.


DU admission scam: Key player 'Kaku' on police radar


A British-Indian woman is selling Indian street food in London to fund a school for girls in Rajasthan's Jaisalmer town, a media report said.


British-Indian sells food to fund school in India


Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi on Friday expressed support to striking FTII students amid protests by BJP activists here and said that the government must not impose its decision.


Don't impose decision: Rahul Gandhi on FTII stir


Four people have been arrested for running a fake admission racket in colleges under Delhi University (DU), police said on Thursday.


Four arrested for DU admission scam


Delhi Police has arrested four people for running a fake admission racket in Delhi University (DU) colleges, officials said on Thursday.


Four held for DU admission scam


Glion Institute of Higher Education, among the top three institutions of higher education for international careers in hospitality management, has announced that it will now accept applications for its London campus from students across the globe, including India.


London campus of Glion now open to Indian students


Four Indian-origin children, including a pair of twins, are among 50 kids who have reached the finals of the Great Australian Spelling Bee contest, media reported on Monday.


Four Indian-origin kids enter Australian spelling bee final


The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)  may find it quite difficult to conduct a thorough probe into the Madhya Pradesh Vyapam scam as a lot of suspected documents related to various exams have already been destroyed as "waste papers".


Vyapam probe by stall as pre-2008 exam material destroyed


The East-West Center has announced the appointment of six scholars, including three of Indian-origin as 2015 Asia Studies Fellows.


Three Indian-origin scholars among 2015 Asia Studies Fellows


Kerala Education Minister P.K. Abdu Rabb told the assembly on Thursday that the education department would conduct a feasibility study to see if state-run schools can open in Middle East countries.


Kerala mulls schools in Middle East


San Juan, July 23 (IANS/EFE) Jamaica's education ministry will close 18 schools prior to the start of the 2015-2016 academic year in a cost-cutting measure, an official said on Thursday.


Jamaica to shut 18 schools


Over 100 students from various educational institutes here on Wednesday expressed solidarity with the FTII students who have been protesting against the appointment of actor Gajendra Chauhan as its new chairman.


Kolkata students express solidarity with FTII protest


Delhi has the maximum number of complaints of sexual harassment in educational institutions, the government said on Wednesday.


Delhi tops in sexual harassment cases in colleges


A majority of Indian pharma companies, both multinational and domestic, are yet to exploit the huge opportunities offered on various digital platforms to connect with their stakeholders effectively, a new study said on Wednesday.

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