"One good news, ... NIT Srinagar was in news for many reasons but let me tell you .. All the issues are resolved satisfactorily. The students are on the campus and even during the curfew period the institute was functioning. So that's a good news," HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said.
"That's how we should all get together and go ahead because this is the area where it is a national agenda. I believe education is not a political agenda, it is national agenda," he added.
NIT in Srinagar had witnessed trouble, triggered by a clash between local and outstation students over a T-20 World Cup match on March 31.