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DUSU polls: Rahul Gandhi, Congress top brass upset over NSUI debacle; action likely against in-charge, say sourcesThe Congress top brass, including Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, has expressed strong displeasure over the National St...- Delhi HC refuses PIL by Congress to direct reopening of CBSE class 12 re-evaluation portalThe Delhi High Court has declined to order the reopening of the CBSE portal for re-evaluation of class 12 answer sheets. The court stated t...
- NSUI moves Delhi HC seeking enquiry into CBSE's on-screen marking for class 12The National Students' Union of India has filed a Public Interest Litigation in the Delhi High Court. It seeks an independent inquiry into ...
- CBSE OSM row: NSUI hold protests over evaluation system, seeks transparencyNational Students Union of India (NSUI) members protested outside the CBSE headquarters in Delhi. They raised concerns about the On-Screen ...
- NSUI stages protest at Education Ministry, demands class 12 board exams be cancelledThe students' wing of the Congress party said in a statement that the protesters wore PPE kits and followed Covid protocols while raising t...
- United Left front sweeps JNU student union polls, SFI's Aishe Ghosh presidentAkhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) came second on the posts of president, vice president, general secretary and joint secretary.
- Magician Ashok Gehlot conjures Rajasthan CM's seat for himselfCongress on Friday named Ashok Gehlot as the chief minister of Rajasthan and Sachin Pilot as his deputy.
- NSUI reclaims DU from ABVP, registers big win in student pollsThe ABVP, which has held sway in the DUSU since 2013, was dealt a blow as it won only the posts of secretary and joint- secretary, in an el...
- JNU polls: Campus sees 61% polling as concerns over Rohith Vemula, Kanhaiya Kumar reign supremeCampaigning this year has had its share of other controversies too, with Left parties accusing ABVP — which is affiliated to the Rashtriya ...
- Rahul Gandhi slams Narendra Modi government on bullet train issueAddressing the NSUI's National Executive meeting, he urged the students to combat "anti-poor" policies of the Modi government.
- CYSS' loss not a verdict on Delhi government: AAPKejriwal's former colleague and lawyer Prashant Bhushan, who was backing CYSS' rival AISA, tweeted: "DUSU lesson for AAP.
- Congress, BJP student wings back expelled IIT studentsStudents expelled from IIT Roorkee for underperformance in exams have got support from political parties with the student wings of both Con...
- Congress calls Smriti Irani 'sycophant' of PM Narendra ModiCongress today hit back at Smriti Irani alleging that due to "sycophancy" of Prime Minister Narendra Modi the HRD Minister had no time left...
- Former PM Manmohan Singh defends himself after allegations in 2G scamSpeaking at the event here, Singh also stoutly defended the performance of the two UPA governments under him while also lauding Rahul Gandh...
- AAP will be confined to Delhi: Bhupinder Singh Hooda"AAP will have no impact in politics of Haryana and Rajasthan and Congress will again emerge as an alternative," Hooda claimed.
- Student elections: ABVP does well in 4 states, losing only in Punjab and JNUUnlike JNU that has mostly been a left stronghold, Delhi University has always represented the public mood, choosing to go either with NSUI...
- BJP president Amit Shah congratulates ABVP on its victory in DUSU polls"I congratulate ABVP for winning all 4 panels in DUSU elections. The students & Karyakartas of DU deserve the credit," tweeted Shah, who is...
- ABVP sweeps all four posts in Delhi University Students' Union pollsLast year ABVP had won the posts of president, vice-president and joint secretary while NSUI had managed to capture only secretary's post.
- Election 2014: Congress, BJP, AAP & TMC run boot camps and crash courses for youth leadersTheir ranks are full of young, enthusiastic but raw recruits who need to be honed into battle readiness before the elections.
- Rahul trying to get into Dad's shoesWith an eye on next polls, Gandhi Junior tells his core team to stay in regular touch through internet.
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