Ram Mohan College

Mohan College, also known as Ram Mohan College, Mohan College Kolkata, and Mohan College India, is an educational institution based in Kolkata, India. The college operates under these aliases and has its headquarters located in India. As a higher education provider, it offers academic programs to students in the Kolkata region and surrounding areas. The institution is part of India's broader higher education sector, contributing to the educational landscape of West Bengal. Specific details about its founding date, student enrollment, or academic faculties are not provided in the source material. The college's primary function is to deliver teaching and learning opportunities to its enrolled learners.

On 30 October 2015, the website of Ram Mohan College was among several Kolkata college sites defaced by the hacker group Virushacker, which claimed origin from Pakistan. The attackers displayed black flags, an image of a burning Indian flag, and posted anti‑India slogans such as “Shiv Sena Murdabad” and “Pakistan Zindabad”. The defacement was reported by DNA India, citing the incident as part of a broader wave of website compromises targeting Kolkata colleges. In response, the Cyber Police Station at Lalbazar began efforts to restore the affected websites and to investigate the breach. At the time of the report, no formal complaints had been filed by the colleges involved, including Mohan College. The episode underscores the vulnerability of educational institutions to cyber‑threats and the need for robust website security measures. No further details about the college’s internal IT policies or subsequent security upgrades are available in the provided sources. The incident remains a documented example of politically motivated cyber‑defacement affecting academic domains in India.