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"Unable To Meet Expectations": Andhra Techie's Note For Father Before Suicide
A note recovered from the room reportedly contained a message addressed to her father: "Nanna, not able to reach your expectations."
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IIT Delhi Opens Executive Programme Registration For AI In Healthcare, Check Course Details
IIT Delhi Courses 2026: The institute noted that the programme focuses on translating AI models from research environments into meaningful healthcare applications.
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2 Students Arrested From Jammu Over Role In Punjab's LPU Protests
The arrests come days after protesting students, along with some outsiders, went on a rampage inside LPU, Phagwara, smashing property and setting police vehicles on fire, alleging that a student was raped inside the college hostel.
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"Can't Be Tolerated": Top Court Condemns Attacks On Doctors By Politicians
The bench said the concern assumes greater significance when the persons subjected to such conduct are medical professionals entrusted with the care of the health and well-being of citizens.
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Lovely Professional University Founder Sees 'Conspiracy' In Arson, Hints At Pakistan
"I am afraid that what happened may not be against LPU alone, and may not be against Ashok Mittal alone. This conspiracy may be against my Punjab. This is a conspiracy to disturb and destabilise my Punjab," said Mittal, a Rajya Sabha MP.
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"Work-Life Balance Is A Need": Ankur Warikoo Says It's Okay To Take A Job Without A Perfect Career Plan
Ankur Warikoo recalls his Rs 15,000 first job and explains why every career move does not need to have a perfect plan, calling money, growth and experience important needs.
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Swiss Tourist's 'Hectic' Life Leaves Indian Professional Speechless: That's Our Dream Work-Life Balance'
Indian professional learns about European work-life balance from a Swiss retiree in a Hanoi hotel.
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International Translation Day 2026: History, Theme And Why Translation Matters
International Translation Day 2026 will be observed on September 30 to recognise the important role of translators and language professionals in connecting people, cultures and communities around the world.
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As More Women Move Into Hostels, What Data Says About Campus Safety
The number of girl students residing in hostels across India has increased over the years, according to the All India Survey on Higher Education.
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'Rumour-Rage': Punjab's Lovely Professional University On Campus Violence
Speaking to NDTV, LPU Dean Dr Sorabh Lakhanpal described the allegation as a "rumour rage" that spread among students through a Reddit post and later spiralled into violence.
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Masks, Iron Rods, Fire: The Night Violence Tore Through Punjab's LPU
By Monday, the university campus was heavily guarded, classes had been suspended for 10 days and students were leaving with suitcases and bags as anxious parents arrived to take them home.
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Benjamin Satterley Dies At 40: From Concussions To Joint Damage, Common Wrestling Injuries Explained
AEW wrestler Benjamin Satterley, known as PAC and formerly Neville in WWE, died at 40; cause of death remains undisclosed.
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Akali Dal, BJP, Congress Target Bhagwant Mann Over Violence At Punjab's LPU
Police have registered an FIR against an unidentified person and formed an SIT to investigate the allegations.
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Punjab Women Panel Seeks Reports In Rape, Student Death Cases In Universities
The Commission is expected to examine the circumstances surrounding the allegations, the response of the university authorities, and the action taken by the police and district administration.
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Punjab's Lovely Professional University Suspends Classes, Postpones Mid-Term Exams Amid Unrest
Massive student protests erupted in Punjab's Phagwara area early Sunday morning after news spread on social media regarding the alleged rape of a university student within the campus premises.
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"Unable To Meet Expectations": Andhra Techie's Note For Father Before Suicide
A note recovered from the room reportedly contained a message addressed to her father: "Nanna, not able to reach your expectations."
-
IIT Delhi Opens Executive Programme Registration For AI In Healthcare, Check Course Details
IIT Delhi Courses 2026: The institute noted that the programme focuses on translating AI models from research environments into meaningful healthcare applications.
-
2 Students Arrested From Jammu Over Role In Punjab's LPU Protests
The arrests come days after protesting students, along with some outsiders, went on a rampage inside LPU, Phagwara, smashing property and setting police vehicles on fire, alleging that a student was raped inside the college hostel.
-
"Can't Be Tolerated": Top Court Condemns Attacks On Doctors By Politicians
The bench said the concern assumes greater significance when the persons subjected to such conduct are medical professionals entrusted with the care of the health and well-being of citizens.
-
Lovely Professional University Founder Sees 'Conspiracy' In Arson, Hints At Pakistan
"I am afraid that what happened may not be against LPU alone, and may not be against Ashok Mittal alone. This conspiracy may be against my Punjab. This is a conspiracy to disturb and destabilise my Punjab," said Mittal, a Rajya Sabha MP.
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"Work-Life Balance Is A Need": Ankur Warikoo Says It's Okay To Take A Job Without A Perfect Career Plan
Ankur Warikoo recalls his Rs 15,000 first job and explains why every career move does not need to have a perfect plan, calling money, growth and experience important needs.
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Swiss Tourist's 'Hectic' Life Leaves Indian Professional Speechless: That's Our Dream Work-Life Balance'
Indian professional learns about European work-life balance from a Swiss retiree in a Hanoi hotel.
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International Translation Day 2026: History, Theme And Why Translation Matters
International Translation Day 2026 will be observed on September 30 to recognise the important role of translators and language professionals in connecting people, cultures and communities around the world.
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As More Women Move Into Hostels, What Data Says About Campus Safety
The number of girl students residing in hostels across India has increased over the years, according to the All India Survey on Higher Education.
-
'Rumour-Rage': Punjab's Lovely Professional University On Campus Violence
Speaking to NDTV, LPU Dean Dr Sorabh Lakhanpal described the allegation as a "rumour rage" that spread among students through a Reddit post and later spiralled into violence.
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Masks, Iron Rods, Fire: The Night Violence Tore Through Punjab's LPU
By Monday, the university campus was heavily guarded, classes had been suspended for 10 days and students were leaving with suitcases and bags as anxious parents arrived to take them home.
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Benjamin Satterley Dies At 40: From Concussions To Joint Damage, Common Wrestling Injuries Explained
AEW wrestler Benjamin Satterley, known as PAC and formerly Neville in WWE, died at 40; cause of death remains undisclosed.
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Akali Dal, BJP, Congress Target Bhagwant Mann Over Violence At Punjab's LPU
Police have registered an FIR against an unidentified person and formed an SIT to investigate the allegations.
-
Punjab Women Panel Seeks Reports In Rape, Student Death Cases In Universities
The Commission is expected to examine the circumstances surrounding the allegations, the response of the university authorities, and the action taken by the police and district administration.
-
Punjab's Lovely Professional University Suspends Classes, Postpones Mid-Term Exams Amid Unrest
Massive student protests erupted in Punjab's Phagwara area early Sunday morning after news spread on social media regarding the alleged rape of a university student within the campus premises.
