Saturday, April 20, 2024

Saher Hiba Khan

Saher Hiba Khan is a freelance journalist based in New Delhi and she studies English literature at Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi.

IIT alumnus develops free App, helps students in doubt clearance via video calls

The app has been designed by Imbesat Ahmad, an alumnus of Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur; who has been teaching higher secondary kids in the conflict-ridden Kashmir and has helped 1000 plus students to enter some of the most craved and desired colleges in India as well as abroad.

Right-wing handles malign Kashmiri girl who cleared UPSC exam

Nadia Beig, a 23-year-old Kashmiri from Kupwara District, who recently cleared the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) examination became a target of right-wing cyberbullies sharing screenshots of a fake Twitter account.
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Rahul Gandhi slam UGC decision to conduct final year exams

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday, uploaded a video in social media, bashing the UGC for conducting exams amid COVID-19 outbreak. In the video,...

Pandemic and lockdowns: Ruination of tourism in India

The cascading effect of the coronavirus is crippling the Indian tourism and hospitality sector. India’s GDP is directly influenced by the ups and downs in the travel and tourism sector which comprises 10% of the country’s GDP.
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EFLU students protest online exams, call university’s decision ‘impractical’

The English and Foreign Languages University (EFLU), Hyderabad's decision to conduct the end-semester examinations online due to pandemic controlled restrictions was denounced by Students' Union of the varsity.

We poor people cannot sit at home, India’s millions of daily wagers say

With the announcement of Lockdown in India till 14th April by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has created an atmosphere of panic. And the worst people to be hit by the lockdown will be the daily wagers.
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