Delhi University

CUET 2025 to see major changes, announces UGC Chairman

CUET for UG & PG admissions is set to undergo significant changes for the 2025 cycle, as announced by UGC Chairman Jagadesh Kumar.

Massive exam errors: 500 NCWEB students marked failed, DU launches investigation

NEW DELHI: Delhi University (DU) has launched an investigation following the failure of nearly 500 students from the Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB) in exams conducted at Jesus and Mary College (JMC). The discrepancies have sparked protests and demands for justice from the affected students.   The affected students staged a protest outside JMC, accusing […]

NSUI’s victory restores fairness in student politics,” says Advocate Vikas Kadyan

The 2024 DUSU elections witnessed a historic comeback for the NSUI, with Rounak Khatri securing the position of President and Lokesh Choudhary as the Joint Secretary

Delhi-NCR schools to operate on hybrid mode, students say teachers are not well equipped

At North Campus, a student, Divya, said, "Poor AQI and air pollution are affecting education. We saw during COVID-19 times that online education is not that fruitful."

Kirori Mal College declares two DUSU Central Councillors’ elections void

NEW DELHI: In a significant development, Delhi University’s Kirori Mal College (KMC) has declared the election of two Central Councillors null and void. The decision, announced on Monday, cites violations of the Delhi High Court’s November 11 order and the Lyngdoh Committee guidelines. The affected councillors, Chirag, a BA Hons Program student, and Gurdeep Chhwari from […]

Violent assault at SGTB Khalsa College: Student lodges FIR, seeks protection

NEW DELHI – A violent assault took place on the campus of SGTB Khalsa College, University of Delhi, on Saturday, September 21, 2024. The victim, Pavit Singh Gujral, a second-year student, has lodged an FIR with the Maurice Nagar Police Station, detailing a brutal attack allegedly led by a fellow student, Sajan Tomar, and his […]

Only JNU students dare to question: Chaman Lal

In a seminar held at Hindu College, retired JNU professor Chaman Lal shed light on the suppression of curiosity and questioning in modern education. Lal emphasized that JNU students dare to ask questions, but recent efforts have stifled their voices.

Hindu College kicks off event to unban tons of Hindi literature

The Sushila Devi Auditorium at Hindu College began a two-day seminar on “Prohibited Hindi Literature.”

Atishi to Centre: Handover control of 12 colleges

NEW DELHI: Delhi’s Higher Education Minister, Atishi, has sent a detailed letter to Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, spotlighting irregularities in the functioning of 12 Delhi government-funded colleges affiliated with the state university. These concerns revolve around a spectrum of issues pointing to substantial financial mismanagement, potentially amounting to hundreds of crores from public funds. “From […]

EXC: 3 EVMs malfunction, NSUI accuses ABVP of tampering in DUSU polls

NEW DELHI: The National Student Union of India (NSUI) has accused the ABVP of tampering with the Electronic Voting Machines in the DUSU elections after three among them malfunctioned midway during the count on Saturday In the just concluded polls, three EVMs were found to have damaged digital displays with their numbers being barely legible […]