Kerala MBBS students despair at SC order on fee hike

The revised fee structure of Kerala’s self-financing medical colleges has only added to the concerns of students who enrolled in 2017. The next batches will be required to pay a hefty sum to the administrations. Kerala: The 2021 Supreme Court’s order to the State’s Admission and Fee Regulatory Committee to charge “non-exploitative and fair” fees […]

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A Safe Haven, Now Closing

Sheroes Hangout café, the only chain in India employing and rehabilitating acid attack survivors, has not survived the pandemic.  Bangalore : Sheroes café closed down because of the heavy losses incurred since the pandemic began, said Sujanya, the administration in-charge. The cafe’s branches are in Agra and Lucknow, and employed around 30 acid attack survivors. […]

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Haleem hesitancy hits Hyderabad

Last year Hyderabad celebrated Ramzan without Haleem, and this year even with restaurants opening up, people are hesitant to eat Haleem.            Hyderabad: Covid-19 fear keeps customers away from Haleem. Abhishek, a customer at Altaf’s Haleem, said, “I’m a huge fan of Haleem, but this year I’m hesitating to come out frequently and have Haleem as […]

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School shoe industry runs slow

Shopkeepers say the market somehow got back on its feet early this year, but the new wave of the pandemic is likely to paralyze it again.   Rourkela: With schools remaining closed for more than a year, the school-shoe business has hit rock-bottom.  Rameez Alam, owner of Alishaan Shoes said, “During the beginning of the academic […]

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