Our university has been really reluctant to reopen and it will be helpful to see other law school opening and just fun to see things finally return back to normal

NLIU Bhopal SBA sent out a whole strategy document about reopening campus that backfired hilariously...

We're reopening soon but it's optional and Sudhir won't take any responsibility. See our meme page for updates :P

We're opening for final years in february. Communication has been slow so far but it at least looks like they're prepared for reopening

Our final year students have been back to the hostel since December citing multiple pretexts including placement needs. The classes are still taking place online though. No social distancing is being maintained properly within the hostel premises because the students find it too rigorous.

Our admin has decided to open the varsity from March 8 for UG final year and PG students.

Reopened thanks to the new Chancellor.

The uni has reopened for the final years from 15th Feb, and 1st Apr is the tentative date for all other batches. Don't know about NLUs, but our admin has issued no SOP or guidelines about reopening

It is reckless and irresponsible to open colleges before universal vaccination. It may lead to a super spreader event and again make India's Covid spike rise. Shame on any VC who is doing this. [...].

Today's news headline is that the Brazilian and South African strains are spreading in India and may become resistant to vaccines. However, the idiot readers of this website are demanding campus reopening because they are "bored" at home. Their equally idiot parents are writing to VCs and pressurising them.

Let's be clear: COVID IS NOT OVER. CAMPUSES MUST NOT OPEN AS IT IS A RISK TO HUMAN LIFE. Our campuses do not have proper hygiene infrastructure to control Covid, while many students are also very unhygienic and reckless (don't wash hands, share booze from the same glass and smoke the same cigarette, play football in the mud, don't wash clothes etc).

It's high time VCs show a spine and keep campuses closed. Otherwise they should be ready to face police FIRs for negligence if the virus spreads in their campus.

www.ndtv.com/india-news/washim-190-students-covid-positive-in-hostel-in-district-in-maharashtra-school-premises-declared-containment-zone-2378142

This is today's news. NLUs being residential campus could be prone to mass infection. Online teaching learning this semester is only safe. Same true for other hostels.

Have any of the NLUs 'reopened' for intermediate year students to compulsorily come back to hostel and attend physical classes (and endsems) yet?