Aranya Shankar

Both Anoushka Chandra, who scored 99.6% in her CBSE board exam, and Tamanna Dahiya, who scored 99.25%, in the ISC exam, have taken admission to the Political Science (Hons) course.

Problems were also faced by students regarding OBC certificates. One, issued in March 2018, was turned away at a renowned college. This was because the university has said colleges can accept OBC non-creamy layer certificates issued only after April 2018.

DU cut-off 2018: This year, BA programme was the second most applied course with 1,05,818 applications — next only to English.

NITI meet today, TMC finds common cause with CPM; JD (S), TDP join in

On February 28, the university notified that a 16-member committee had been constituted for rainwater harvesting to coordinate with NGT and other statutory authorities for installing rainwater harvesting system in the university and its colleges wherever feasible.

“For schools and centres that wish to incorporate a subjective analysis of written skills, a short written examination would be conducted in JNU, at the time of the interviews,” the MoM read.

"We don't want to take any harsh action but we're running out of time. If teachers don't join evaluation work by Monday, we will give principals a free hand to take appropriate action against those boycotting evaluation work," said a DU official.

Taking exception to what it said was a “communal” move, the JNUSU, said, “This grotesque propaganda of Islamophobia in the name of academic courses is problematic.”

For example, some pages from the Corporate Accounting paper were missing in Swami Shraddhanand College Wednesday. Suraj Mandal, who was an invigilator at the college, said, said some pages were found to be missing when the exam began at 3 pm, but later two other pages was found missing.

An outfit comprising 20-25 people allegedly shouted slogans such as “Jinnah premi desh chhodo” and “Hinduon ko darana band karo” near the campus gate.

A cross outside the chapel, on the grave of college founder Samuel Scott Allnut, was also said to have been defaced — with an ‘Om’ symbol drawn on it, along with the words ‘I’m going to hell’.Student union president Sai Aashirwad said he spotted the writing on Friday.

Complaints of sexual harassment by two Delhi University students this year have put the focus on Internal Complaints Committees, meant to address such concerns. But with insufficient student representation and scant regard for guidelines, many colleges are falling short of the mark. The Indian Express report

Kathua, Unnao rape protests: A student of Bluebells International School spoke about how the concept of childhood being safe had been turned upside down by the Kathua rape case.

A police officer from Lodhi Colony police station said that two complaints were received which have not yet been converted to an FIR.

The JNU Teachers’ Association (JNUTA) has decided to continue its open-air classes for the rest of the semester in protest against the move.

In the petition, filed a week ago, the student alleged that his PhD registration was stopped citing frivolous grounds, because he had helped a student who was allegedly sexually harassed.

Speaking to the media, the complainants said that six of them were registered members of the ABVP and not Left supporters. They also rejected Johri’s accusation of the entire case being about irregular attendance.

On Monday, the JNU Teachers’ Association (JNUTA) alleged that the administration was making far-reaching changes in the “background”

DCP (southwest) Milind Dumbere told The Indian Express that police have so far registered one FIR in the case. He added that police are considering filing multiple FIRs, but will first look into complaints and the statements recorded by the women