Live
- Cong accepted country's division on basis of religion: PM Modi
- TN Police targeting me in Rs 4 cr cash seizure case, says BJP leader Nainar Nagendran
- Former Zimbabwe cricketer Guy Whittall injured by leopard
- Fatal Fire Erupts In Hotel Near Patna Junction, Claims Six Lives
- Congress Challenges PM Modi's Allegations: Calls Out "Falsehoods" Amidst Electoral Rhetoric
- CPI(M) leader seeks Calcutta HC’s attention over Bengal CM's anti-judiciary comments
- Aparna Yadav Challenges Akhilesh Yadav's Candidacy In Kannauj: No Longer A Smooth Ride For Samajwadi Party
- A constable who helped an old woman in a very dangerous place
- WBSSC Claims Eligibility For 19,000 Dismissed Staff Amidst Teacher Recruitment Scandal
- Tollywood’s shifting landscape: The growing influence of OTT platforms
Students told to fight for their rights
Educationist T Narsaiah here on Friday exhorted the students to launch a movement against the anti-student policies being adopted by both the State and Central governments.
Khammam: Educationist T Narsaiah here on Friday exhorted the students to launch a movement against the anti-student policies being adopted by both the State and Central governments.
The Students Federation of India (SFI) organised a seminar on higher education and the problems being faced by students.
Attending as a chief guest at the seminar, Narsaiah alleged that the higher education is in crisis. The State and Central governments had made meagre allotment for higher education, he said.
The Dr. Kotari Commission recommended higher allotment for education sector. But the successive governments had failed to implement the recommendations.
The private and corporate educational institutions are doing business to the tune of Rs 35 lakh crore in the country. The governments are trying to get out of responsibility of education by encouraging privateuniversities,he said.Representatives of the SFI Ch Ramesh, T Nagaraju, Ashok and Gayatri were present along
with others.
