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From JNU to Columbia, CAA to Gaza — in a cynical world, students show the way - Vimarsana News

From JNU to Columbia, CAA to Gaza — in a cynical world, students show the way

Ruling establishments loathe the kind of education that inspires one to ask critical questions, strive for a democratic world. It may be time for us to wake up, and sing once again the songs of John Lennon and Salil Chowdhury and walk with the students trying to activate our lost conscience

Crackdowns at 4 college protests lead to more than 200 arrests - Vimarsana News

Crackdowns at 4 college protests lead to more than 200 arrests

More than 700 protesters have been arrested on US campuses since April 18, when Columbia University had the New York Police Department clear a protest encampment there.

First Covid-19, now Israel-Hamas war: How students in US colleges have been denied a second chance at senior year - Vimarsana News

First Covid-19, now Israel-Hamas war: How students in US colleges have been denied a second chance at senior year

With graduation less than a month away at Cal State Humboldt, a campus closure and student protests have triggered a wave of memories in some students.

Is Japan moving closer to a future female empress? - Vimarsana News

Is Japan moving closer to a future female empress?

Conservatives have largely dropped their fiercely-held opposition to a woman assuming Japan's throne, but critics say their proposals could still rule out a female head of the world's oldest hereditary monarchy.

Freedom of expression, public safety must be balanced in a democracy: MEA on US universities' protests | India News - Vimarsana News

Freedom of expression, public safety must be balanced in a democracy: MEA on US universities' protests | India News

India terms US human rights report as 'deeply biased'