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A disturbing case of alleged discrimination has emerged from a government higher secondary school in Senguttaipalayam village, Tamil Nadu, where a Class 8 girl was made to write her exam outside ...

A girl in Tamil Nadu’s Coimbatore district was allegedly asked by the authorities at her school to write an examination sitting on a staircase outside her classroom because she was menstruating ...

The young Dalit girl was made to sit outside her classroom during her examinations on April 7 and 9, following the beginning of her menstrual cycle. Trending Photos Coimbatore Dalit Girl: A class 8 ...

The incident took place at a school in Senguttaipalayam near Pollachi. A video recorded by the girl’s mother, showing the student writing her exam on the steps outside the classroom, went viral on ...

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A case of alleged caste- and gender-based discrimination has come to light in Tamil Nadu after a Class 8 student from the Arunthathiar community was made to write her examinations outside the ...

The incident also triggered a major outrage with several activists questioning the school over its decision to keep the girl out of the classroom.

COIMBATORE: A private school in Coimbatore allegedly made a Scheduled Caste (SC) student of class VIII write her annual examination outside the classroom on Wednesday because the girl was ...

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