AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHigher Education Governance Clash (India): Over 400 NALSAR University of Law alumni in Hyderabad condemned the Bar Council of India’s intervention in a convocation row, saying the BCI lacked jurisdiction and mishandled students’ free-speech rights; the dispute followed a brief enrolment freeze order that was later withdrawn. Curriculum Update (India): Delhi University dropped a Delhi Sultanate paper from its revised PG History syllabus, prompting political backlash and claims the change erases a key chapter of Delhi’s past. Student Rights & Patriotism (India): Sumi student unions opposed any compulsory “Vande Mataram” singing/recitation in Independence Day programmes, citing religious belief and conscience. Exam Reform Push (India): President Droupadi Murmu said public-exam reforms aim to curb unfair means and make testing more transparent, calling students “architects of India’s future.” School Policy (Pacific/Asia): Laurel High School in Montana tightened its campus phone ban, reflecting a wider push to limit student device use. International Education Leadership (Nepal): Prof. Dr. Vivek Baral was appointed vice chancellor of Kathmandu University, with a background spanning KU, Japan and New Zealand. Global School Achievement (Kenya/UK): Riara Springs Girls’ High School won Best School Overall at TeenEagle Global Finals 2026 in the UK, taking top debate and persuasive writing honours.
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