Megha Vemuri

Megha Vemuri

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Megha Vemuri is an Indian-American student and the class of 2025 president at MIT, known for her outspoken advocacy for Palestinian rights. During a recent commencement speech, she made headlines by strongly criticizing MIT's research ties to Israel, calling for a free Palestine and expressing solidarity with those affected by the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Vemuri's remarks reflect the growing unrest and activism among students regarding the Israel-Palestine situation, as she urged her peers to confront the moral implications of their institution's connections to military research.

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United States United States: Megha Vemuri was barred from attending her graduation ceremony after delivering a pro-Palestine speech. 7

CNN: MIT banned Megha Vemuri after pro-Palestine speech

India India: Megha Vemuri delivered a pro-Palestine speech at the MIT commencement ceremony that drew mixed responses. 5

The Times of India: US Speaker reacts to Indian-American Megha Vemuri's pro-Palestine speech: 'Have your children avoid MIT'

India India: Megha Vemuri was barred from the commencement event after using her platform to speak for Palestine. 5

The Times of India: 'Violation': Indian-origin Megha Vemuri, family banned from MIT event after Palestine speech

India India: Megha Vemuri, a senior class president at MIT, spoke up for Palestine during her graduation ceremony. 7

The Times of India: Indian-American undergrad Megha Vemuri from MIT torches alma mater and Israel at graduation ceremony

India India: Megha Vemuri, an Indian-American student, used her platform to deliver a bold pro-Palestinian message during her commencement speech. 8

The Times of India: 'MIT wants a free Palestine': Indian-American student Megha Vemuri on Israel's 'genocide' in commencement speech