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DUSU election 2018: Students confident of free and fair polls as voting ends peacefully amid tight security

Voting for the Delhi University Student Union (DUSU) election concluded on a peaceful note Wednesday with 43.8 percent turnout being recorded until 1 pm

DUSU election 2018: Polling concludes amid tight security as ABVP, NSUI supporters try to influence students

The polling for the first phase began at 8.30 am, and concluded peacefully at 1 pm amid tight security. For the second phase, polling was conducted between 3 pm and 7.30 pm.

Delhi University announces 9th cut off list; document verification, admission approval to take place on 21-22 August

Delhi University declared its ninth cut-off list for admission to undergraduate courses with few colleges in North Campus also declaring the availability of seats under some courses for general category students. The document verification and admission approval process will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Gurmehar Kaur on her memoir, Small Acts of Freedom, and choosing love over hate

'I went from being a hateful child to the person I am today,' says Gurmehar Kaur | #FirstCulture

In Small Acts of Freedom, Gurmehar Kaur poignantly weaves together stories of her family, identity

In her book, Gurmehar Kaur presents small, intimate stories of her father, which make accusations of “anti-nationalism” seem hollow | #FirstCulture

Ramjas College row: Delhi court says can't permit hate speech; plea for another FIR dismissed

Delivering hate speeches and raising slogans that threaten the unity and integrity of the country cannot be permitted to be donned in the attire of freedom of speech and expression, a Delhi court on Tuesday said.

Ramjas College protests: Sedition charges cannot be pressed on basis of unauthenticated videos, says Delhi court

Sedition charges cannot be pressed on the basis of an unauthenticated, unreliable video, a Delhi court on Tuesday said after it was shown a footage of alleged "anti-national" sloganeering at the Ramjas College.

Amarnath yatra terror attack: Protesters at Jantar Matar say cannot let violence eat us up

New Delhi: The news of terrorists spraying bullets on Amarnath pilgrims has only strengthened Imad Ul Riyaz's conviction: "We cannot let violence eat us up".

Delhi University admission: High cut-offs, overloaded website play spoilsport on first day

High cut-offs in certain courses, overloaded website and some colleges mandating original class XII mark sheets played a dampener on the first day of admission to DU.

Oscars 2017: Could an Indian celeb slam Modi the way Jimmy Kimmel slammed Trump?

Would celebrity hosts of Filmfare and other glamorous film awards functions be spared if they slammed Modi the way Kimmel slammed Trump through Oscars 2017?