Rush Hour: IIT-Bombay removes professor as dean, forgery case against Sonia Gandhi revived and more
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The Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay suspended a professor from his position as dean after he was accused of subjecting a student to caste-based discrimination. The student, 20-year-old Sahil Wakode, died by suicide on Friday.
Wakode’s family has alleged that the professor, Suryanarayan Doolla, subjected him to caste-based discrimination for three months, allegedly on the instructions of IIT-Bombay Director Shireesh B Kedare.
Doolla will continue as a member of the teaching faculty and has only been removed from his administrative position. IIT-Bombay also denied reports that Kedare had resigned after accepting the students’ demands. Read on.
A Delhi court set aside a magisterial court order that had dismissed a petition seeking a first information report against Congress leader Sonia Gandhi for allegedly using forged documents to get her name included in the voter rolls of 1980, three years before she obtained Indian citizenship. The order, dated September 11, 2025, did not provide a reason for why the complaint was dismissed entirely, said the court.
He directed the magistrate to hear the petition afresh and pass a “reasoned order”. The petition was filed by Rouse Avenue Court Bar Association Vice President Vikas Tripathi. Read on.
The Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting refuted the Keralam government’s allegations that the Centre had denied it permission...