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IIT Bombay suicide case: Zoho's Sridhar Vembu backs Prof Doolla booked over 'casteist slurs' — SC/ST Act ‘weaponised’ | Today News

LiveMint5 sources1 min readFiled September 21, 2026

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  1. India TodayLatest
    Medical fraternity can't be attacked: SC cancels Sena leader's bail in assault case
  2. Hindustan Times
    IIT-B student suicide: Candle march held, students seek changes in probe panel
  3. Hindustan Times
    Ex-IIT Delhi director backs Prof Doolla, suggests 5-year BTech programme amid IIT-B suicide row
  4. Telangana Today
    IIT Bombay student had not approached SC/ST cell, says faculty forum chief
  5. India Today
    IIT Bombay student death: Maharashtra minister says caste angle being politicised
  6. LiveMint
    Zoho Sridhar Vembu warns engineers over AI coding: ‘Driving too fast in a fancy new car' | Today News
  7. Times of India
    Evening news wrap: IIT-Bombay faculty protest in support of prof; Iran warns US of new weapons, targets & more
  8. India Today
    IIT Bombay Protests, Student Death Probe & Faculty Division
  9. India Today
    Our generation was mentally strong: Shama Mohamed on IIT-B suicide, later clarifies
  10. LiveMint
    IIT Bombay suicide case: Branch to summon professor for questioning, students issue 18 demands | Top updates | Today News
  11. Hindustan Times
    Student suicide: Will resign, says IIT Bombay director; board to hold meeting
  12. Times of India
    ‘Our generation was mentally strong’: Congress leader Shama Mohamed on IIT-B suicide case
  13. LiveMintBroke it
    IIT Bombay suicide case: Zoho's Sridhar Vembu backs Prof Doolla booked over 'casteist slurs' — SC/ST Act ‘weaponised’ | Today News

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