Archive · 9 Dec 2025
FTII Arunachal Students Refuse Second Semester
Students at the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) in Arunachal Pradesh are not willing to return for their second semester.
They say the campus is not ready and has problems with its buildings and facilities.
The university's head, Prof. Samiran Datta, has said they are working to fix these issues.
He also said the first semester went well with all classes and exams happening as planned.
The students' concerns are about the campus not being safe or comfortable to live and study in.
FTII Arunachal students refuse to return for the second semester due to unfinished and unfit campus infrastructure.
University administration acknowledges concerns and assures action with utmost priority.
First semester was conducted as per the approved curriculum with no reported shortcomings.
Students' cooperation and commitment were valued by the university administration.
Infrastructural issues are the primary reason for students' reluctance to return.
- Who
- Students of FTII Arunachal and the university administration
- What
- Students refusing to return for the second semester due to infrastructural concerns
- When
- After the first semester, with ongoing communications in recent weeks
- Where
- Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) Arunachal
- Why
- Students believe the campus is unfinished and unfit for occupation
- Institution
- Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) Arunachal
- Issue
- Unfinished and unfit campus infrastructure
- Response
- University assures action on concerns
- Semester Status
- First semester completed as planned
- Stakeholders
- Students, University Administration