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Students said they would wait for the government's official word on their demands before deciding whether to withdraw their hunger strike.

A local artisan crouches by her doorstep, her hands stained with mud and colour drawn straight from the earth around her. The warmth of rust red, the hush of chalky white, the depth of a black gone nearly charcoal.

The Jharkhand government has proposed to cancel 3 exams after talks with students, say sources.

A fresh round of talks between the Jharkhand government and the JPSC-JSSC aspirants' delegation is underway on Sunday amid protests over irregularities in public service examinations.

The doctor said while the protesters should be taken to the hospital, they are refusing to move. The required treatment was being provided on the spot. | India News

RANCHI: From mock job "rate cards" and satirical posters to verses from the Mahabharata, protesting students in Jharkhand are using creativity instead of abuse or violence to express their anger over alleged irregularities in recruitment examinations.

Jharkhand's student protest entered its 16th day amid alleged firing between two factions. The clash came ahead of the sixth round of talks with the government.

Rival student groups at Jharkhand's Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium have turned on each other before the sixth round of talks with the government. The divide has intensified after the Reforms Manch objected to other student bodies being included in the negotiations.

Jharkhand government plans fresh talks amid ongoing student protests over recruitment exam irregularities and a deteriorating student leader's health.

JPSC-JSSC protester Prem Nayak said Devendra Nath Mahto's health has deteriorated on day 7 of the hunger strike, alleging the administration plans to hospitalise him like Sonam Wangchuk to weaken the protest. He demanded direct talks with the Jharkhand CM., India News, Times Now