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Women residents of the University Hostel for Women (UHW) under Delhi University staged a late-night sit-in protest alleging "forced evictions" and "extortion" by the hostel administration, according to a statement issued by the All India Students' Association (AISA).

Students at National Law School of India University, Bengaluru, protested overnight due to inadequate women's hostel amenities, alleged mistreatment, and misogyny in room allocation. The protest highlighted significant disparities in room and bed availability compared to male students, with complaints of poor ventilation, water shortages, and safety concerns amid campus expansion.

Students at National Law School of India University in Bengaluru staged a large overnight protest on Tuesday over severe hostel infrastructure gaps and alleged gender-based disparities in accommodation. They cited water shortages, power outages, overcrowded women’s hostels with bunk beds, poor ventilation and insufficient fans. Protesters gathered overnight at the campus basketball court, demanded meeting with the Vice Chancellor, and were instead addressed by the registrar and campus director as discussions continued overnight protest ended.

Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi reiterated the state's commitment to industrial growth and job creation during visits to Trimetro Garments and Anadrone Systems. He emphasized support for industries, local employment, and technology adoption, highlighting the potential for significant job generation and economic boost in the region.

Hina Bano's maiden call-up to the Indian senior women's hockey team marks a triumph over societal resistance and violence. Despite facing beatings and pressure to quit, the 22-year-old midfielder from Lucknow persisted. Her journey, supported by her principal and coaches, highlights the fight for women's participation in sports, proving that dedication can overcome fear and opposition.

Promises changes in detailed email to students

St Stephen's College, a historic institution, has appointed its first woman principal in its 145-year history, Prof Susan Elias, set to take charge in June. This milestone follows the college's transition to co-education nearly 50 years ago, marking a significant step towards gender parity and inclusivity on campus.