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The JNU story that protesters and mobs won’t tell youHeadlines frequently centre around protests, but the big story is that it’s one of India’s top institutes.- Owaisi expresses solidarity with "brave students of JNU""In solidarity with the brave students of JNU. This cruel attack is meant to 'punish' JNU students because they dared to stand up. It's so ...
- JNU violence: Students hold protest in HyderabadExpressing solidarity with the JNU students, the protesters gathered near Ambedkar statute on Tank Bund after midnight on Sunday and raised...
- Ex-army general G D Bakshi concerned over misuse of free speechUnder guise of free speech there is something wrong happening in JNU, Hyderabad and Jadavpur Universities, Retired Major General G D Bakshi...
- ABVP unnecessarily drawing attention to 'pro-ISIS' slogans in DU campus, say studentsThe Left students wing - All India Students Association - too alleged that the Delhi University was the ABVP's next target.
- Dalit JNU scholar who was found dead had led Rohith Vemula movementThe deceased student, a resident of JNU's Jhelum hostel, was found hanging from the ceiling fan of a friend's residence in South Delhi's Mu...
- FM Arun Jaitley justifies action against JNU, Hyderabad university studentsReferring to his days as a protester during the emergency, Jaitley said, "I had spent 19 months in jail and our commitment to freedom of sp...
- Universities under attack: Kanhaiya KumarKumar is on a two-day visit to Hyderabad and Vijaywada, his first visit after coming out of jail on facing sedition charges.
- Congress using students as "proxy" in battle it cannot win: BJPBJP today termed the JNU student leader's visit to Hyderabad over Rohith Vemula's suicide as a "conspiracy" to deflect public attention fro...
- Tension in HCU, Kanhaiya denied nod to address studentsIn a clamp down, the authorities also barred outsiders including political leaders and mediapersons from entering the campus and suspended ...
- Kanhaiya Kumar to visit Hyderabad, join protest for Rohith VemulaKanhaiya Kumar who is out on bail in a sedition case, will be visiting Hyderabad Central University tomorrow where he is expected to join t...
- BJP is 'most anti-national of all', alleges Arvind Kejriwal"BJP is most anti-national of all. Why is it shielding those who raised anti-national slogans?" Delhi chief minister tweeted this morning.
- Hyderabad, JNU incidents show unease of anti-nationals: RSSThe remarks were made by RSS general secretary (number two in Sangh hierarchy) Bhaiyyaji Joshi in his annual report.
- Academic atmosphere in JNU is normal, Smriti Irani tells Rajya SabhaIrani said that "no student has been suspended and expelled from the hostel and barred from entry to various buildings of University of Hyd...
- JNU row: Student outfits to hold campaign from tomorrowVarious student outfits will jointly launch a week-long campaign 'In defence of democracy' amid a raging row at JNU over an event against h...
- BJP does not mention Rohith Vemula even once in Rajya SabhaJaitley made a veiled reference but added a context of sedition, an argument extended by Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad since the begin...
- Stop interfering in central universities: Sitaram Yechury to governmentCPI(M) leader Sitaram Yechury today castigated the BJP for trying to suppress dissent and impose their idea of a "theocratic, fascistic Hin...
- Assam CM Tarun Gogoi alleges tacit support of PM Narendra Modi in JNU police attackGogoi alleged there was "tacit support" of PM for the police attack on students in JNU and that centre is attempting to "impose" RSS ideolo...
- ABVP is common thread in controversies at institutions like JNU and Hyderabad Central UniversityBigger problem, university administrators say, arises when one version of 'anti-national' activity is backed by government.
- Afzal Guru row: FTII, 40 central varsities extend support to JNU studentsTeachers of 40 Central Universities came out in support of their counterparts and students in JNU protesting the arrest of the varsity's st...
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