IIT Bombay has witnessed a fresh development in the controversy surrounding the death of second-year BTech student Sahil Wakode

IIT-Bombay removes Dean Prof. Doolla after a student's death, prompting investigations into alleged harassment and discrimination.

IIT Bombay has scheduled an Open House for students at 5 pm today. The administration had asked students to submit questions through a form before the session.

IIT Bombay has apologised for its earlier statement on student Sahil’s suicide, saying the circumstances remain under investigation. The institute has deleted its earlier post on a professor and clarified that Director Shireesh Kedare has not resigned. The developments come amid ongoing campus protests and students’ demands for accountability.

The matter is heating up as both sides - the protesters and the administration - have taken strong positions about who was responsible for the tragedy

IIT Bombay's faculty forum, and many prominent personalities have backed Professor Suryanarayana Doolla, who reported Sahil Wakode for allegedly cheating in a mid-semester exam. IIT-B Director Shireesh Kedare too got massive support amid protests over Wakode's suicide.

IIT Bombay has taken a major administrative step amid the row over student Sahil’s suicide, removing Prof Suryanarayana Doolla as dean. The action comes amid protests on campus and students’ demands for accountability over the circumstances surrounding Sahil’s death.

IIT Bombay has taken a major administrative step amid the row over student Sahil’s suicide, removing Prof Suryanarayana Doolla as dean. The action comes amid protests on campus and students’ demands for accountability over the circumstances surrounding Sahil’s death.

IIT Bombay suspended Dean of Student Affairs Professor Suryanarayana Doolla amid protests over BTech student Sahil Wakode’s death, as the Mumbai Crime Branch investigates allegations of harassment and caste-based discrimination.

IIT-Bombay director Shireesh Kedare signed an 18-point charter after three days of protests over Sahil Wakode's death by suicide. The agreement acknowledges students' demands, but action on the invigilating professor remains subject to due process.

An IIT-Bombay professor is under scrutiny after a second-year student Sahil Wakode died by suicide after allegedly being caught cheating with the help of ChatGPT. The case has sparked campus protests, an FIR, and calls for an independent inquiry.

Mumbai: The Mumbai Crime Branch has taken over the investigation into the death of Sahil Ravindra Wakode, a second-year student at IIT Bombay, who was

IIT Kharagpur director Suman Chakraborty urged students not to let exams or grades define them. His message came amid fresh concern over student welfare and mental-health support after Sahil Wakode's death at IIT Bombay.

Crime Branch investigates IIT-Bombay student death; faculty forum supports professor named in FIR amid allegations of harassment.

The confrontation at IIT Bombay moved into a new stage late on Sunday when the administration agreed to advance an 18-point charter submitted by the protesting students. Director Prof. Shireesh Kedare signed the document after an extended discussion with the students, who had been on a sit-in near the main campus gate for three days.

Speaking to NDTV, Sahil Wakode's grandmother Shyamlata Tayade said the family could not accept that a young man who had worked hard to secure admission to one of India's premier institutions had died by suicide.