As many as 159 students of Odisha university have returned to Nepal: Official

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As Many as 159 Students of Odisha University Return to Nepal, Claim They Were Treated 'inhumanly'

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Days after a Nepalese female student allegedly died by suicide at an Odisha university and the college administration ordered Nepali students to vacate the hostel, 159 students have returned to the country via Raxaul border, an official has said. World News | As Many as 159 Students of Odisha University Return to Nepal, Claim They Were Treated 'inhumanly'.

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As many as 159 students of Odisha university have returned to Nepal: Official

As many as 159 students of Odisha university have returned to Nepal: Official

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Nepalese girl death: KIIT founder Samanta appear before Odisha govt panel - OrissaPOST

Bhubaneswar: Senior officials of Odisha-based Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT), including its founder Achyuta Samanta, Friday appeared before the state government’s high-level committee investigating the alleged suicide of a Nepalese engineering student and subsequent attack on students from the neighbouring country. Former BJD MP Samanta arrived at the state guest house ahead of his scheduled 6:30 PM hearing. A day earlier, he …

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Birgunj (Parsa). One hundred and fifty-nine students studying at the Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT) in the Indian state of Odisha have returned home via Raxaul. They have returned home due to the strange circumstances that arose after the suspicious death of Prakriti Lamsal, a student studying at KIIT. According to Parsa Assistant Chief District Officer Suman Kumar Karki, one hundred and fifty-nine students returned home via R…

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KIIT Founder Achyuta Samanta appeals Nepali students to return and attend classes, watch

Bhubaneswar: KIIT Founder Achyuta Samanta has appealed in a video message the Nepali students to return to the University and start attending their classes. He felt sorry and apologized to the parents of the students who are pursuing education in KIIT University and appealed the students to return assuring them all safety. Dr Samanta assured all safety and security to the students and said that everybody at KIIT are interested to see the student…