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Rise above politics: Mahesh Sharma on JNU rejecting yoga

Sharma said yoga is an individual's choice and not a compulsion on anybody

Proposal for yoga, culture courses in JNU rejected again

JNU had last year circulated a draft of three courses among its various schools and departments for their feedback

JNU crackdown reason for ABVP's defeat, say students

ABVP is against minority, against women and has a patronising attitude towards students said a sudent of JNU

Left wins all posts in JNU polls, ABVP, NSUI trail

Mohit Kumar Pandey, the presidential candidate for AISA-SFI alliance, defeated his closest rival, Jahnavi of ABVP, by a huge margin of 798 votes

JNU sedition row: Interim relief extended for Umar Khalid, Anirban Bhattacharya

The Delhi High Court directed to JNU that the interim relief will continue till 29 September

Don't take action against Umar, Anirban for a week: High Court

Umar Khalid and Anirban Bhattacharya are guilty of indiscipline in connection with the controversial February 9 event

JNU rape case: Accused sent to judicial custody

Anmol Ratan surrendered himself before police at Vasant Kunj north police station in south Delhi

JNU rape case: Accused sent to 14 days judicial custody

Court also directed jail authorities to provide him proper medical facilities after he submitted that he was suffering from heart ailment

JNU students union polls to be held according to Lyngdoh norms

Sudents have decided to reject the Lyngdoh committee recommendations and go by the JNU constitution, polls are likely to be coincide with DUSU polls

JNU withdraws Kanhaiya Kumar's private security cover

Notice has been sent to Kumar stating expense on his security has run up to Rs 5 lakh and same arrangement can be continued only after that amount is cleared

JNU and NGO controversies put India in the group of nations like Egypt and Russia: Stiglitz

Says, if the country wants to grow as an open economy, it should address these issues

JNU row: Delhi HC puts discipilinary action on hold against Umar khalid, Anirban Bhattacharya

Court clarified if appeals of these students get rejected, appellate authority's order would not be given effect for two weeks

Bastar residents accuse JNU professors of instigation against govt

Villagers have also alleged that the professors asked them to support Naxals

Parliamentary panel slams JNU on SC/ST vacancies

The committee said that it is disconcerted by the 'litany of excuses' put forth by the JNU.

Afzal guru row: JNU seeking legal opinion over punishment to students

While the university panel probing the issue had submitted its report on March 11, the varsity is yet to take a final call on the issue

As JNU faces heat for being 'anti-national', sociology centre gains 7 places in international ranking

Ranked 51st, the evaluation is based on quality of knowledge produced, interventions made, and students doing research or placed in universities in India and across the world

Court to give order today on bail pleas of Umar, Anirban's

A Delhi court today reserved for March 18 its order on JNU students Umar Khalid and Anirban Bhattacharya's bail pleas in a sedition case which were opposed by the police on the ground that allegations were grave as they were the main organisers of the campus event. The duo, who are lodged in jail since February 23, has sought bail on the ground of parity with JNUSU President Kanhaiya Kumar, saying he has already been granted bail and the incident did not attract charges of sedition. Additional Sessions Judge Reetesh Singh heard the arguments in which both the accused said they should be given the relief like Kanhaiya since they are in judicial custody and the police do not need their custody for the probe. This was opposed by the investigators who said the stdents' intention was to create hatred against the established government which attracts the sedition charge. The police said the case against Kanhaiya "is very much different" from that of Umar and Anirban as the JNUSU ...

Now, Kejriwal wants 'azadi'

After JNU Students' Union President Kanhaiya Kumar made "azadi" - freedom from ignorance, poverty, corruption and so on - the focal point of his speech post his release from jail, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has decided to leverage the topic while it is still hot

JNU row: ABVP seeks enquiry committee report released

The committee was set up on February 11 to probe the matter related to "anti-India" sloganeering at JNU

Academic atmosphere in JNU is normal, Smriti Irani tells Rajya Sabha

She also said that no student has been suspended and expelled from the hostel