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Water Crisis Forces Kolkata Film Institute to Protest

Students and staff at Kolkata’s National Film Institute are staging a protest after the campus water supply was shut off and the mess remained closed for days. The agitation demands urgent relief amid a growing water shortage. Authorities have not yet provided a concrete plan, and the protest shows no sign of ending.

Water Crisis Forces Kolkata Film Institute to Protest
Water Crisis Forces Kolkata Film Institute to ProtestPhoto via Indian Express — Kolkata

Students and faculty at the National Film Institute in Kolkata have staged a protest after the campus water supply was cut off and the mess remained closed for several days.

The institute, located in the heart of the city, has been demanding a quick resolution to the water shortage that has left staff and students without basic amenities.

Authorities have yet to respond with a concrete plan, and the agitation shows no sign of ending, as the community continues to demand immediate action.

The protest has attracted attention from local media and has raised concerns about infrastructure maintenance in West Bengal’s capital.

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