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In a letter to the vice-chancellor, 59 signatories, on behalf of the India Academic Freedom Network, said that the punishment given to the students is disproportionate to the alleged violation by them.

The Presidency University in West Bengal hosted a grand ‘Dawat-e-Iftar’ on April 5 with administrative support. The same officials refused to allow

Senior Congress leader AK Antonys son Anil K Antony who had resigned from the Congress party, joined the BJP on Thursday.

The political impact of Rahul Gandhi’s prison sentence could be a unifying force for the opposition parties of India as the country prepares for a general election in 2024.

The detractors of the outgoing AMU V-C, who resigned on Tuesday, criticise him for parroting the BJP’s line but he tells The Indian Express that he “spoke on merit on all issues”

Narendra Modi’s government has made it clear these won’t be oases of academic freedom — rather, they’ll help Hindu nationalists impose censorship even outside India's borders.

Administrators take ‘very clever’ strategy to ‘divide’ students by disciplining two of them harshly while letting others go, scholar says

The Indian government has blocked BBC Punjabis Twitter account citing legand demand amid Punjab polices crackdown against Khalistan supporter Amritpal Singh.

The Indian government has invoked emergency laws to block a BBC documentary examining the role of the prime minister, Narendra Modi, during riots in the western state of Gujarat in 2002.

Modi received international scrutiny for banning an accusatory BBC documentary, but this will not deter his fight against free speech.