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At Itarsi, some vendors who got onto the coach released him. But the accused beat him with belts at the Itarsi station too, eye witnesses said.

Many students also feel that the protests have indirectly damaged the reputation of the University.

Here are some important reports from the biggest newspapers of India.

The High Court had earlier on Wednesday pulled up the Centre over the imposition of President's rule in the state.

The Karnataka High Court has directed reprinting of the cards without his name.

The Uttarakhand HC had on Tuesday ordered a floor test in the Assembly to be held on March 31 and allowed the disqualified MLAs to take part in the same.

India’s commerce ministry said it would allow 100 percent foreign direct investment in marketplace e-commerce companies, which would also be allowed to provide services including warehousing, inventory and payments processing to merchants.

India could manage to become a very low cost service provider but failed to transform into a low cost manufacturing: Jaitley

"The Ebola outbreak in West Africa no longer constitutes a public health emergency of international concern," WHO chief Margaret said.

Chief Minister Jayalalithaa's AIADMK is working on a strategy that is focused on breaking a 20-year old jinx, where both DMK and AIADMK have been denied a second term.

India may soon have a single '112' number for all its emergency services, similar to the '911' in the US.

In a see-saw trading, the benchmark BSE Sensex edged lower by 66 points to end at about two-week low of 24,900.46 while NSE Nifty fell by 18 points to slip below the 7,600-mark.

The proposal to have a single number for various emergency services, approved by the inter-ministerial panel Telecom Commission, would be similar to the '911' all-in-one emergency service in the US.

The Prakash Singh committee visited Safidon, Pillukhera areas of the Jind district to seek information about the violence that erupted during the agitation.