Karnataka   

Boycott classes

KOLAR: Students of Government College for Women here boycotted classes on Thursday, condemning the alleged discrepancies in marks cards of several students. As the internal assessment marks were not taken into account, several students were declared failed, causing concern among students. “The agitation will go on till the Vice-Chancellor of Bangalore University visits the college and solves the problem,” a student leader said. — Staff Correspondent

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