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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.
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.