The students who were ragged, complained to the anti-ragging cell in UGC, New Delhi. (Representational)
Hyderabad:
Ten MBBS students of state-run Gandhi Medical College here were suspended on Monday for one year, for allegedly ragging their juniors.
The suspension orders were issued after the anti-ragging committee took a decision to this effect following an inquiry which found them to be "indulging in ragging" over the past few days, an official said.
-
-
AI Can Be Intelligent Without Being Conscious: Swami Sarvapriyananda -
Nikhil Kamath On Marriage, Kids And Why He Avoids 'Certainty' -
What India Can Learn From China's AI Ecosystem: Nikhil Kamath Explains -
Can Code Be Conscious? Rethinking The Mind In The Age Of AI | Swami Sarvapriyananda Interview -
Nikhil Kamath On What Indian Entrepreneurs Can Learn From 'Tech Bros' In West -
'More Than Healthcare, Human Care Matters': Lilavati Trustee Rajiv Mehta -
Africa50's Principal Investment Fund CEO On India's Role In Developing Africa -
CBDCs Will Transform Global Trade And Payments In The Next 5 Years: CoinSwitch CEO -
'India Will Be The Jeweller To The World': World Gold Council's Sachin Jain At NDTV World Summit -
AI Could Be Humanity's 4th Great Humiliation, Says Swami Sarvapriyananda
The students who were ragged, complained to the anti-ragging cell in UGC, New Delhi, he said, adding that the matter was conveyed to the Telangana authorities.
"We have suspended (them) for one year and we have evicted them from the hostel," he added.
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)
How may i help you today
Show full article
