The Latest Breaking News from Aidso

AIDSO welcomes decision to drop four-year degree course

AIDSO welcomes State government decision to withdraw four-year degree course introduced under NEP 2020 and vows to continue struggle.

The Hindu · May 9, 2024

Withdrawal of 4-year degree course welcomed by AIDSO

AIDSO in Mysuru celebrates State government's decision to scrap four-year degree course, calling it a victory for students.

The Hindu · May 8, 2024

Mysuru Lok Sabha polls: AIDSO brings out ‘student manifesto’

The All India Democratic Students’ Organisation (AIDSO) presented the student manifesto prepared by it to SUCI (Communist) candidate for Mysuru Lok Sabha seat Sunil T.R. The key demands include withdrawal of National Education Policy-2020 in Karnataka.

The Hindu · Apr 23, 2024

AIDSO takes exception to uniform fee structure proposal

AIDSO opposes proposal to introduce uniform fee structure for State universities, citing unaffordability for poor students.

The Hindu · Jan 4, 2024

Karnataka govt. urged to reduce fee for UG, and PG courses

Student activists urge Karnataka govt. to ease fees for UG & PG courses in State-run universities.

The Hindu · Jan 4, 2024

Committee on SEP: AIDSO activists in Mysuru put forth their demands

AIDSO Mysuru zonal student committee highlighted "negative effects" of NEP-2020, demanding its withdrawal. They called for govt. to take responsibility of providing education to all, strengthening public education institutions & providing basic facilities to schools & colleges.

The Hindu · Dec 5, 2023

Guest lecturers’ issue: Govt. urged to fulfil demands

Chandrakala, District Secretary, AIDSO, Mysuru, on Friday said that the demands of the protesting guest lecturers in the State should be fulfilled.

The Hindu · Nov 24, 2023

Students demand immediate sanction of scholarships

At a protest in MYSURUA, AIDSO demanded scholarships for all students, including those from SC/ST, OBC, and Minorities. Subhash, AIDSO District President, expressed displeasure at the drastic reduction of scholarship amount from ₹5,000-₹60,000 to ₹1,100-₹11,000 for construction workers' children. He argued that scholarships are essential for poor students to pursue…

The Hindu · Nov 21, 2023

AIDSO criticises government’s decision to slash scholarship amount for children of construction workers

Condemning the State government’s decision to cut down scholarships given to the children of construction workers, members of All India Democratic Students’ Organisation (AIDSO) staged a protest outside the Deputy Commissioners’ office here on Saturday demanding that the government withdraw its decision and continue the scholarship scheme for them.

The Hindu · Nov 18, 2023

Restore student scholarships for children of workers, demands AIDSO

AIDSO urges govt to restore student scholarships for children of workers, citing commercialization of education and unused labour welfare cess.

The Hindu · Nov 10, 2023