A fresh controversy has erupted at the CG Bellad Government First Grade College in Akki Alur village of Haveri district in Karnataka, after groups of students arrived in classrooms wearing Hijabs and saffron shawls, prompting renewed tensions on campus.
Kerala Education Minister V Sivankutty on Saturday said that he did not want to comment further on the hijab issue in St. Rita's school, Kochi, as the matter is "settled" and saying more "could only create unnecessary issues."
Kerala Education Minister V. Sivankutty stated that the government will extend all possible support to children and a special order will be issued to facilitate admission after the recent hijab dispute in St. Rita's school, Kochi. He told the media, on the issue of the recent hijab issue,
Speaking with ANI, Kunhalikutty said, "It's not something that happens in Kerala. It is totally against the secular attitude. A student had to stop her education because of her attire. That is not very usual here. This is very bad."
The Communist Party of India (Marxist) [CPI(M) Kerala State secretary MV Govindan on Friday slammed Congress and the SDPI, accusing them of trying to incite unrest over an issue where a school in Kochi refused to permit a student to attend classes wearing a hijab (headscarf), citing the i
The Education Minister referred to a specific incident at St. Rita's School in Palluruthy, Ernakulam, where a student was allegedly barred from attending class for wearing a headscarf.
The Central University of Karnataka (CUK) in Kalaburagi has launched an investigation into allegations that Assistant Professor Abdul Majid forced second-year BA students to wear a hijab during an academic field trip to a mosque.
The Jammu and Kashmir Students Association (JKSA) on Tuesday wrote to Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, seeking his immediate intervention in an incident of alleged religious discrimination faced by Kashmiri female students at a nursing college in Bengaluru.
A UN report reveals that Iran is using drones, facial recognition, and a mobile app to enforce hijab laws, expanding surveillance measures to track and penalise women for non-compliance.
Advocating uniformity of rules for Hindu and Muslim students, he said that the Mahayuti government in Maharashtra that follows the Hindutva ideology will not tolerate politics of appeasement. He said that those who want to wear hijab or burqa can wear it at their homes, but not at the examin
Karnataka minister MC Sudhakar on Thursday accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of attempting to create a divide in society over the hijab issue and said that that during his school days, his classmates used to wear hijabs and everyone has a choice to practice their culture, implying
Karnataka has paused the Best Teacher Award for the Kundapur Government Pre-Graduation College principal due to past controversy over denying hijab-wearing students entry.