Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has spoken against the migration of students. He stated that getting the students back home during the lockdown was not only an injustice towards ...
Kota is already known for its cut-throat competitive environment which creates pressure on the students and affect their mental health. Being stuck in their hostels during a pandem...
Students from other states took to Twitter to request to their respective chief ministers to arrange for their rescue as soon as possible
While the move came as a surprise for many, who thought that the government is being partial towards the migrant labourers, who had been facing the same fate, some were of the view...
All the students were screened before they entered the buses to ensure maximum safety for all. They were also given face masks and gloves. The buses had come via Agra and Jhansi d...
The Yogi Adityanath-lead government on Friday sent around 250 buses to the city to bring back the stranded students amid the ongoing nationwide lockdown.
The buses were properly sanitised before they left for Uttar Pradesh and the bus drivers were also provided meals
As soon as news channels broke the news that the Yogi Adityanath-led Uttar Pradesh government is sending UPSRTC buses to Rajasthan’s Kota, thousands of students breathed a sigh o...
Separate pick-up points were made in the coaching area of Kota and only 30 students were allowed to travel in each bus
About 9,000 students from UP, who were preparing for different entrance examinations in Kota were sent home in the wake of the lockdown
The students had been anxious to return to their homes since the government implemented the lockdown on March 25. It was initially supposed to end on April 14 but the government ex...
Ever since the pan-India lockdown was implemented by the Indian government, to tackle the spread of the novel corona virus, helpless and restless students in the coaching capital h...
Following PM Modi’s address to the nation on Tuesday, in which he announced the extension, students in Kota took to social media and started a campaign #SendUsBackHome, following...
Family members of a deceased infant sit on a protest outside the JK Lon Hospital, where more than 100 infants have died in a month's time, in Kota.
Sick children being treated at the JK Lon hospital, where at least 100 infants have died in the month of December as per reports, in Kota district.
Rajasthan Deputy Chief Minister Sachin Pilot visits the JK Lon hospital, where at least 100 infants have died in the month of December as per reports, in Kota district.
