KERALA STUDENT VS HIS PROFESSOR — WHEN EDUCATION TURNS INTO HUMILIATION

Not every fight starts on the street.

Some start in a classroom.

Arun Kumar, a student at Kerala University, is chasing one dream — a PhD in Sanskrit, one of India’s oldest languages.

But his journey turned into a nightmare.

💔 WHAT HAPPENED INSIDE THE DEPARTMENT

Arun comes from a lower-caste family.

The head of the Sanskrit department — the man supposed to guide him — allegedly turned against him.

Arun says:

He was called dirty names again and again.

His scholarship was stopped.

He was locked out of classes.

The professor even slapped him once.

Worst: “I’ll make you fail,” said the man who controls his marks.

That’s not education. That’s abuse in a robe.

⚖️ WHAT THE LAW SAYS

India has strict laws:

✅ No caste discrimination in education.

✅ No mental or physical harassment by teachers.

Yet, this happened inside a university.

The place meant to build thinkers — not break them.

🔥 HOW ARUN FOUGHT BACK

He didn’t stay silent.

He went to:

Police 🚔

University authorities

Kerala Governor’s office

Now, students are on the streets shouting:

“Punish the bad teacher!”

A full probe is on.

If the claims are true → the professor could lose his job or even face jail under the SC/ST Act.

🧠 WHY THIS STORY MATTERS

Because this isn’t about Sanskrit.

It’s about respect.

It’s about power used wrong.

It’s about a student who refused to be silent.

Education is not a privilege of caste.

It’s the right of effort.

💬 My Take

I (Faiz) always say — degrees measure knowledge, not dignity.

Every time hate enters a classroom, learning dies a little.

Kerala, known for literacy, now faces its hardest lesson yet —

Equality must not just be taught. It must be lived.

𝗙𝗮𝗶𝘇 𝗜𝘀𝗿𝗮𝗶𝗹𝗶 | 𝗿𝗮𝗻𝗸𝗱𝗿𝗶𝘃𝗲.𝗶𝗻

Because words can build awareness — or silence it.

CM makes available the Vedanta Pink City Half Marathon poster.

CM makes available the Vedanta Pink City Half Marathon poster.

On December 18, a marathon will be held as part of Vedanta's Run for Zero Hunger.

In Jaipur, the honourable Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot unveiled the race's poster for the Vedanta Pink City Half Marathon. Hindustan Zinc will host the seventh edition of the Vedanta Pink City Half Marathon on December 18th, following the last half marathon that Vedanta hosted in Delhi as part of Run for Zero Hunger. Since 2017, Cairn Oil & Gas has collaborated with the Pink City Half Marathon to put on the event.

Vedanta Pink City Half Marathon poster, featuring the theme of a healthy Rajasthan, was unveiled by Gehlot. Arun Mishra, Chief Executive Officer of Hindustan Zinc, President of the Rajasthan Project for Cairn, Brigadier BS Shekhawat, and other authorities were present for the poster release. Information on the marathon was provided by Manoj Soni, executive of the organisation that organised it, Anybody Can Run.

Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot's introduction of the Vedanta Pink City Half Marathon was acknowledged on this occasion by Chief Executive Officer of Hindustan Zinc, Arun Mishra. In his remarks, he emphasised the significance of the Run for Zero Hunger project for Vedanta Chairman Anil Agarwal's effort to rebuild society. The core of our company operations is transformation for a sustainable future. With the Nandghar project, we have made progress toward eliminating malnutrition in India. Another one of our efforts in the similar direction is this marathon.

In order to achieve the goal of Run for Zero Hunger, he urged every member of the Vedanta family to motivate their friends, family, and business associates to sign up for the Vedanta Pink City Marathon.

The run for zero hunger will include both a physical event at the Vedanta Pink City Half Marathon and virtual participation.

Hindustan Zinc is devoted to empowering women, providing access to safe drinking water, promoting agriculture and animal husbandry, fostering children's overall development through a variety of social activities in collaboration with Jeevan Tarang Zinc under its CSR programme.

A magnitude 7.3 earthquake east of Tonga has triggered a Pacific tsunami warning.

 

A 7.3 magnitude earthquake that occurred Friday in the centre of the Pacific Ocean, 211 kilometres northeast of Tonga, prompted a tsunami warning from U.S. authorities for several Pacific Ocean countries.

According to the report of the Earthquake Emergency Program of the United States Geological Survey (USGS), for its abbreviation in English, the earthquake was registered at 11:48 a.m. (Spanish peninsular time), with a hypocenter that was approximately 25 kilometres deep.

The American Samoa, Cook Islands, Fiji, French Polynesia, New Zealand, Niue, Solomon Islands, Tokelau, Tuvalu, and Wallis and Futuna are all at risk due to the earthquake's high waves, according to the US Tsunami Warning Center, which announced this information shortly after the earthquake.

The centre has advised residents to stay away from the coast and harbours because all of these territories may face increasing coastal seas during the next few hours.

So far, there have been no reports of deaths or injuries.

In Delhi's Ghazipur, a pile of trash has transformed into a political battleground between the BJP and AAP.

In Delhi's Ghazipur, a pile of trash has transformed into a political battleground between the BJP and AAP.

Waste disposal politics The country's capital is experiencing a severe garbage crisis. Although this issue affects the entire nation, it is currently the focus of political discussion in Delhi because of the upcoming elections.

Mr. Gyanendra Rawat The weight of the waste caused the wall built against the garbage mountain in Ghazipur, Delhi, to collapse in the past. Following this, leaders began to arrive and make charges and denials of the accusations. Manish Sisodia, the deputy chief minister of Delhi, arrived at the scene and accused the BJP of being responsible for the failure to address the problem to this point. The Delhi government has been in power in Delhi for almost eight years, but that hasn't stopped the leaders of the BJP at the central and Delhi levels from accusing them of caring about these piles of waste.

Arvind Kejriwal, the chief minister of Delhi, actually came here lately and accused the BJP of failing to help Delhi's residents with their waste problem. This topic is currently being discussed widely due of the upcoming Delhi municipal elections. In actuality, things like mountains and piles of trash have grown to be major problems for most places. The nation's cities produce more than 62 million tonnes of trash each year. No town or city is immune to this issue. Because of the severity of the issue, thousands of offices and thousands of people from the federal, state, and municipal governments are working nonstop to address it. It is interesting to think about how rubbish came to be such a significant issue in that situation. Several tourist destinations and pilgrimage centres have also been condemned to suffer the burden of this, in addition to metropolises, cities, and towns.

Mountains of trash have become a significant issue for Delhi, the nation's capital. Whatever a political party may assert, the current state of affairs shows that a solution is not likely to be simple. The primary cause of this is that, despite numerous attempts, the amount of trash on these mountains is actually growing daily. Government initiatives to cut waste in this area have so far been ineffective. In contrast to prior years, this year's rubbish production has increased by 851 tonnes, despite the fact that these three dump sites (Ghazipur, Bhalswa, and Okhla) are scheduled to be cleared by March 2024. The aim is determined. Current circumstances do not attest to the likelihood that this goal will be reached by March 2024. The primary cause of this is because more than 400 tonnes of new waste are produced daily by the garbage that is disposed of from Delhi's garbage mountains.

The tragic issue is that fires on these garbage mountains are also getting more frequent. In addition, the air pollution in the area around them has gotten so bad that it has made living there unhygienic for those who live close. Not only has the environment changed, but pollution is also getting worse in many ways. As a result, the local population's health is being negatively impacted, and they are developing serious conditions like asthma, stomach, liver, gastroenteritis, and lung disease. Burning in the eyes is a typical issue. Additionally, a recent study report demonstrates that the groundwater in this region is being contaminated. According to doctors, those who are less immune to sickness may experience more issues as a result of the negative impacts of this massive litter.

By the way, local corporations in Delhi claim that just 20% of the entire waste has been taken out of this area thus far. Regarding the landfill sites in Okhla and Bhalswa, the efforts undertaken there are beginning to have an impact, but the situation at the Ghazipur site has gotten much worse. Only 10% of the trash there has been taken out thus far. In actuality, the whole population is essentially the source of the waste. Today, it is quite challenging to keep it apart from life. It cannot be disputed that it arose from disorder and that the system is to blame for its problems. Additionally, the government's sensibility and tenacity are necessary for its eradication. If suitable plans are established for its disposal, the issue shouldn't come up.

By the way, this is not the only place where waste has accumulated in mountains; Delhi has a larger problem with garbage. Instead, due to the commotion along the highways and the ongoing building and restoration projects in most locations, dust and trash are everywhere. People who keep their homes, businesses, and other properties immaculately clean but have no idea how clean the next road is are frequently perceived as being responsible for this. Public spaces are frequently not properly cleaned as a result of encroachment, which is also the responsibility of the general public. Every citizen must be informed in such a circumstance.

Kartik Aaryan will appear in "Hera Pheri 3," Paresh Rawal has confirmed.

Kartik Aaryan will appear in "Hera Pheri 3," Paresh Rawal has confirmed.

11 November, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India: On a roll, actor Kartik Aaryan. In addition to "Aashiqui 3," he will also appear in the third instalment of the popular comedy series "Hera Pheri."

Veteran actor Paresh Rawal, who plays the lead role in "Hera Pheri," confirmed Kartik's recent casting on Twitter on Friday.

A fan on Twitter asked a question by tagging Paresh Rawal, “@Sir PareshRawal sir, is it true that Kartik Aaryan is doing Hera Pheri 3??” To which, Paresh tweeted, “Yes it is true.”

According to rumors, Akshay Kumar has left the franchise because the script is unclear.

Following Paresh Rawal's tweet, KRK updated his fans on "Hera Pheri 3" with a few more information. He claims that the third installment's director will be Anees Bazmee, as requested by producer Feroz Nadiadwala.

“Since @Sir Paresh Rawal, revealed the secret so let me give full news!@The Aaryan Kartik has singed #HeraPheri3. Paresh and @SunielVShetty will also play their roles. Producer #FerozNadiadwala has asked @BazmeeAnees to direct it,” KRK tweeted.

In 2000, Priyadarshan's film "Hera Pheri" was released. Its principal actors included Tabu, Suniel Shetty, Paresh Rawal, and Akshay Kumar. Neeraj Vora, who passed away in 2006, was the director of the second instalment. The film's principal actors included Akshay Kumar, Paresh Rawal, Suniel Shetty, Bipasha Basu, Rajpal Yadav, and Rimi Sen.

Abhishek had already been cast to play one of the lead roles in "Hera Pheri 3." He eventually left the project, nevertheless, for a variety of reasons. We are currently awaiting official word from Kartik and the creators of "Hera Pheri 3."

IR-W vs. PK-W Ireland Women's Tour of Pakistan, First T20I: Dream11 Prediction, Fantasy Cricket Tips, Dream11 Team, Playing XI, Pitch Report, Injury Update

 

IR-W vs. PK-W Ireland Women's Tour of Pakistan, First T20I: Dream11 Prediction, Fantasy Cricket Tips, Dream11 Team, Playing XI, Pitch Report, Injury Update

IR-W vs. PK-W Match between Pakistan Women and Ireland Women: Dream11 Prediction, Fantasy Cricket Tips, Dream11 Team, Playing XI, Pitch Report, Injury Update. In the three-match T20I series, they will play one another for the first time.

Details of the PK-W vs. IR-W match First T20I of Ireland Women's Tour of Pakistan: Ireland Women vs. Pakistan

Date: November 12th, 2022

Location: Lahore's Gaddafi Stadium

Ireland Women's Tour of Pakistan First T20I Match Preview:

Ireland Women and Pakistan Women played a three-match One Day International series, which Pakistan Women won handily, 3-0. The three-match T20I series will start on November 12 and will see both teams going up against one another.

Ireland Women is now in the tenth slot on the ICC Women's T20I rankings, while Pakistan Women is currently in the sixth position.

Ireland Women also won three of their most recent five T20I games, while Pakistan Women won three of their most recent five T20I games.

The first 15 games between these two sides in this style saw Pakistan Women win 13 games, while Ireland Women only managed to win a few games.

First T20I of Ireland Women's Tour of Pakistan: PK-W vs. IR-W Match Weather Report:

On the day of the game, there is forecasted to be 53% humidity, a 5 km/h wind speed, and a constant temperature of roughly 26°C. Precipitation is not anticipated during the game.

First T20I of Ireland Women's Tour of Pakistan: PK-W vs. IR-W Match Pitch Report:

The Gaddafi Stadium's pitch is a batting-friendly surface, therefore the batters should once again benefit from it. While spinners will be crucial in the middle overs, pacers may receive some assistance in the second half of the game.

First innings average: This wicket's first innings average is 147 runs.

Team batting second here has an excellent record of chasing teams. They have consistently had a 50 percent victory rate on this field.

First T20I of Ireland Women's Tour of Pakistan: PK-W vs. IR-W Match Injury Update: (Will be added when there is an update)

Potential starting lineups for the Pakistan Women vs. Ireland Women match include the following players: Muneeba Ali, Sidra Ameen, Bismah Maroof, Nida Dar, Omaima Sohail, Sidra Nawaz (wk), Aliya Riaz, Fatima Sana, Nashra Sandhu, Ghulam Fatima, and Sadia Iqbal for Pakistan Women.

Leah Paul, Gaby Lewis, Amy Hunter, Laura Delany, Orla Prendergast, Rachel Delaney, Eimear Richardson, Arlene Kelly, and Cara Murray are Irish women.

Best Bets for PK-W vs. IR-W Fantasy cricket advice and Dream11 prediction:

Nida Dar is a Pakistani women's right-handed hitter and off-break bowler.

Ghulam Fatima is a Pakistani women's right-handed batswoman and leg-break bowler.

They will start their inning with a right-handed batter from Pakistan named Sidra Ameen.

Right-handed batter and medium pacer from Ireland Women, Laura Delany.

Vice-Captain and Match Captain picks for the Ireland Women's Tour of Pakistan's First T20I are Nida Dar and Sidra Ameen.

Vice-Captain: Laura Delany and Nashra Sandhu

Keeper Muneeba Ali is in the No. 1 suggested playing XI for the PK-W vs. IR-W Dream11 team.

Sidra Ameen, Amy Hunter, Aliya Riaz, and Gaby Lewis are the batters.

Laura Delany, Nida Dar (C), and Bismah Maroof are all-arounders.

Nashra Sandhu (VC), Arlene Kelly, and Ghulam Fatima are bowlers.

PK-W vs IR-W Dream11 Prediction

Second-best starting lineup for the PK-W vs. IR-W Dream11 team:

Maintainer: Muneeba Ali

Sidra Ameen (C), Amy Hunter, and Aliya Riaz are the batters.

All-arounders include Nida Dar, Bismah Maroof, Eimear Richardson, and Laura Delany (VC).

Fatima Sana, Arlene Kelly, and Ghulam Fatima are the bowlers.

PK-W vs IR-W Dream11 Prediction 2

Expert Advice for the PK-W vs. IR-W Match First T20I between Ireland Women and Pakistan:

Nida Dar will be a fantastic multiplier option for the lesser leagues. The punt picks in this case include Fatima Sana and Eimear Richardson. The ideal fantasy/Dream11 lineup for this matchup is 1-4-3-3.

Match Probable Winners: PK-W vs. IR-W The first T20 International between Ireland Women and Pakistan is anticipated to be won by Pakistan Women.