Kerala Health Minister Veena George announced the dismissal of five students from a government nursing college in Kottayam ...

Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala Health Minister Veena George on Monday announced that five students involved in the brutal ragging ...

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Also read: Kerala: Seven students suspended for ragging at government college, Karyavattom Further, she added, "We are planning to form a state-level anti-ragging cell to prevent ragging ...

Sources said all the seven accused students were suspended till the completion of the investigation based on the findings of the college’s internal anti-ragging cell. The shocking incident came to ...

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Kerala Minister of Higher Education and Social Justice, Dr R Bindu on Tuesday said, "...I have sought reports from Directorate of Collegiate Education and the anti-ragging cell at the college ...

This incident follows other ragging cases in Kerala. The latest case comes amid a public outcry over the brutal torture of junior students at the Kottayam nursing college and a few other similar ...

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