Amidst ongoing protest, students told @htTweets that the union education ministry has been flooding their inboxes with emails urging them to congratulate the NEET toppers. Students described it as “systemic propaganda” and alleged misuse of their personal data.
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Delhi lived through another sleepless night on Sunday as kanwariyas traversed the city in droves, with trucks loaded with boomboxes blaring music at levels well beyond legal limits, while residents braced for severe traffic misery on Monday and Tuesday as pilgrim numbers swell alongside the weekday rush.
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Within 48 hours, JNU withdrew the permission granted to the students’ union to hold a discussion on Umar Khalid’s book, citing “non-disclosure of the full facts.” Criticising the move, the union said the discussion will instead be held in the open.
Govt states that CUET-UG will provide "a single window opportunity" to students to seek admission in UG courses in any of the Central Universities across the country.
Within DU, there are two windows:- students are admitted on the basis of Class 12 marks and CUET scores
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how ill planning without proper infrastructure to implement NEP 2020
is resulting into chaos and confusion
DU will conduct third-semester PG programmes will share classes with the newly launched one-year PG course
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“Victory feels personal… was hit by tear gas, but now this decision has made me so happy. Faith restored.. if we’re united, we can do a lot. People say our generation always on phone. Look what we did… got an edu minster’s resignation!”
A joyous young man tells @gargiiishukla
🎥#WATCH | Protesters erupt in cheer at Jantar Mantar as Dharmendra Pradhan tenders his resignation.
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When I was in DU, our professors would encourage us to attend protests! Constantly instilling in us that we need to speak up, ensure our voices are heard.
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A staff member at Bangla Sahib Gurudwara, speaking on the condition of anonymity, told @htTweets “We stopped the police at the gate. We didn’t allow them to touch a single person. It’s part of our seva to protect anyone who seeks refuge inside the gurdwara.”
Thousands of Cockroach Janta Party-led protesters swarmed central Delhi on the opening day of Parliament's Monsoon Session and were met with lathicharge and tear gas by police.
'Police have been absolutely brutal': Capital turns battlefield as cops use tear gas, batons in clash with protesters
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@gargiiishukla More visuals from the protest site near Janpath in New Delhi show demonstrators continuing their agitation as police maintain a heavy presence in the area.
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#WATCH | Protesters were seen rushing into restaurants and cafés along Janpath as Police start lathicharge near the protest site.
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Police has started lathicharge near the protest site. Tear gas shelling is also taking place outside Shangri-La hotel roundabout, some 2-3km away from the protest site. Massive build up of protesters there and the police are trying to open the roundabout.
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