IIT Kanpur's recent agreement with ISKCON for student well-being programs has drawn significant criticism. Students and alumni questioned the involvement of a religious organization in campus initiatives. The institute defended the voluntary nature of the proposed educational and wellness programs. This debate occurs amid broader concerns about student mental health on IIT campuses. The institute deleted the announcement after facing widespread online backlash and questions.
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