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    No Change in College Affiliation: Andaman Administration Announces Decision

    Sri Vijaya Puram, February 13 (PT) The Andaman & Nicobar Administration has partially agreed with the demands of protesting students, stating that there will be no changes to the existing structure and all seven colleges will continue to be affiliated with Pondicherry University for the 2025-26...
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    From London Exile to Prime Minister: The Rise of Tarique Rahman

    Dhaka, February 13 Tarique Rahman, who lived in London in self-exile for 17 years, has emerged as the new face of Bangladesh, with the party founded by his father set to return to power after a 20-year gap.The 60-year-old leader's Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has won 209 out of 297...
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    Pondicherry University Affiliation at Stake in Andaman Islands

    Sri Vijaya Puram, February 12 Several medical, law, and engineering students from leading educational institutions in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands are protesting against a proposal to convert existing facilities into a deemed-to-be university, expressing concerns about academic uncertainty...
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    JNU Students Protest Expulsion of Student Union Members

    New Delhi, February 11 Students from JNU's School of Social Sciences (SSS) went on strike on Wednesday to protest what they described as the "unjust expulsion" of five students, including members of the student union, and the imposition of hefty fines on them.On February 2, the university...
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    BNP Outlines Vision for ‘Self-Reliant’ Bangladesh Ahead of Elections

    Dhaka, Feb 9 BNP Chairperson Tarique Rahman concluded his nationwide election campaign ahead of the February 12 polls, emphasizing the party's vision for a "self-reliant" and "democratic" Bangladesh, if elected to power."We have formulated our vision for Bangladesh, keeping every class and...
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