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JNUSU election result 2018: Counting restarts as political groups trade charges; process was suspended for 12 hours

Counting for the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students union election was suspended for over 12 hours and restarted late on Saturday evening.

Daily Bulletin: Rahul Gandhi demands Arun Jaitley's resignation over Mallya's escape, JNUSU polls today, fuel price continues to rise; day's top stories

Rahul Gandhi demands Arun Jaitley's resignation over Mallya's escape, JNUSU polls today, fuel price continues to rise and more stories to follow through the day.

DUSU elections 2017: Left wing's hopes of repeating JNUSU poll results seem to be far-fetched

A close scrutiny into the prevailing political culture in Delhi University shows that the terrain there is quite unfriendly for the Left.

JNUSU Elections 2017: Left retains citadel but without unity it could crumble under ABVP, BAPSA onslaught

JNUSU elections were once again swept by the Left Unity panel comprising AISA-SFI-DSF. But consolidation of vote banks by ABVP and BAPSA remains a threat.

JNUSU election: Improving campus facilities rule all manifestos; ABVP adds check on anti-national activities

With the JNUSU election right around the corner, we analyse the big four — Left Unity, ABVP, BAPSA and NSUI — on the basis of their pre-election promises

JNU Students' Union Election 2017: Differently-abled candidate Farooque Alam shines in presidential debate

Students of JNU got the first taste of candidates' policies during the presidential debate amid thundering applause and boos with a disabled independent candidate stealing show

JNUSU election: Independent candidate steals the show during presidential debate ahead of polls

Independent candidate MD Farooque Alam stole the show in the JNUSU presidential debate with his witty speech and scathing attacks

JNUSU elections highlight widening gap between public opinion and political discourse on campus

This year's JNUSU elections, while marked by a lot of hype and news coverage, betray a stark lack of policy ideas and substantive debate among students.

JNUSU elections 2017: Dissecting 'Left unity' and the politics of minority exclusion on campus

This particular JNUSU election is unique in the sense that arch-rival Left parties are joining hands to keep their Red Fort intact.

JNU and the politics of alienation: On AISA that failed a Muslim comrade

Most of these comrades in JNU are prejudiced, ill-equipped and lack scholarly instincts when discussing Islamic faith and practices in general. The result of this prejudiced rhetoric is the alienation of Muslim youth in the campus.