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Proposal To Introduce Manusmriti For LLB Students Not Found Appropriate: Delhi University Vice-Chancellor
The proposed changes in the syllabus of the jurisprudence paper pertained to semesters one and six of LLB.
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Delhi University Announces Deadline To Fill Exam Forms For Law
The students are also required to pay the online fee for appearing in the odd semester law exam.
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4 BJP MLAs Marshalled Out Of Delhi Assembly After Argument With Speaker
AAP MLAs on Wednesday raised the issue of men harassing students at DU's Indraprastha College for Women during a fest in the Delhi Assembly and blamed the Lieutenant Governor for "poor law and order situation" in the national capital.
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Supreme Court To Hear St Stephen’s Plea Against High Court Order On DU Admission Policy Today
The High Court's order had come on petitions filed by a law student and the college with respect to the legality of the procedure for admission of students against unreserved non-minority seats for UG courses.
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Postpone Exams, Change Date Sheet, Demand Students Of DU's Law Faculty
Students of Delhi University's Faculty of Law on Monday staged a protest, demanding postponement of their examination and changes in the date sheet to ensure a sufficient gap between two papers.
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Some Students Of DU's Law Faculty Begin Hunger Strike Demanding Exam Postponement
A section of students of the Delhi University's Faculty of Law said they have begun a hunger strike on Saturday demanding postponement of their examination.
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St Stephen's Cannot Bring In Bias By Conducting Interviews For Non-Minority Students: DU To Delhi High Court
The Delhi University, in its affidavit, said the law is well settled that aided minority educational institutions cannot admit students under the 'unreserved category' as per its “own whims and fancies”.
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450 DU Students Not Allowed To Write Exams Due To Short Attendance
The students detained (not allowed to appear in the exam) belong to the Law Centre 1 and Law Centre 2 (Under the Faculty of Law) studying in various terms, the notice said.
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Terrorising Teachers Unthinkable: High Court On Threats To Delhi University Professor
"Terrorising" teachers is an "unthinkable" and "shocking" act, the Delhi High Court said after it was told that a Delhi University law student had threatened a lady professor who had caught him cheating during exams.
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'Admit 301 Additional Students This Year,' Delhi High Court To DU On LLB Course Admission
A bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C Hari Shankar issued the direction on a plea by group of students who alleged that the varsity and its Faculty of Law did not adhere to the high court's direction to carry out admissions as per past practice.
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Delhi University Law Students On Hunger Strike Again Over Mass Failures
Delhi University's law students have again launched an indefinite hunger strike over the failure of over 50 per cent students in the semester exams.
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This 20-Year-Old Challenged Election Methods in Delhi University
If there's one person all political parties should be watching very carefully this election season in Delhi, it's a 20-year-old student from Delhi University. The third year student of Law faculty called Ruby Malik has challenged the way student elections are being conducted by all parties, including the party with a difference Aam Aadmi Party's st...
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Proposal To Introduce Manusmriti For LLB Students Not Found Appropriate: Delhi University Vice-Chancellor
The proposed changes in the syllabus of the jurisprudence paper pertained to semesters one and six of LLB.
-
Delhi University Announces Deadline To Fill Exam Forms For Law
The students are also required to pay the online fee for appearing in the odd semester law exam.
-
4 BJP MLAs Marshalled Out Of Delhi Assembly After Argument With Speaker
AAP MLAs on Wednesday raised the issue of men harassing students at DU's Indraprastha College for Women during a fest in the Delhi Assembly and blamed the Lieutenant Governor for "poor law and order situation" in the national capital.
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Supreme Court To Hear St Stephen’s Plea Against High Court Order On DU Admission Policy Today
The High Court's order had come on petitions filed by a law student and the college with respect to the legality of the procedure for admission of students against unreserved non-minority seats for UG courses.
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Postpone Exams, Change Date Sheet, Demand Students Of DU's Law Faculty
Students of Delhi University's Faculty of Law on Monday staged a protest, demanding postponement of their examination and changes in the date sheet to ensure a sufficient gap between two papers.
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Some Students Of DU's Law Faculty Begin Hunger Strike Demanding Exam Postponement
A section of students of the Delhi University's Faculty of Law said they have begun a hunger strike on Saturday demanding postponement of their examination.
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St Stephen's Cannot Bring In Bias By Conducting Interviews For Non-Minority Students: DU To Delhi High Court
The Delhi University, in its affidavit, said the law is well settled that aided minority educational institutions cannot admit students under the 'unreserved category' as per its “own whims and fancies”.
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450 DU Students Not Allowed To Write Exams Due To Short Attendance
The students detained (not allowed to appear in the exam) belong to the Law Centre 1 and Law Centre 2 (Under the Faculty of Law) studying in various terms, the notice said.
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Terrorising Teachers Unthinkable: High Court On Threats To Delhi University Professor
"Terrorising" teachers is an "unthinkable" and "shocking" act, the Delhi High Court said after it was told that a Delhi University law student had threatened a lady professor who had caught him cheating during exams.
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'Admit 301 Additional Students This Year,' Delhi High Court To DU On LLB Course Admission
A bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C Hari Shankar issued the direction on a plea by group of students who alleged that the varsity and its Faculty of Law did not adhere to the high court's direction to carry out admissions as per past practice.
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Delhi University Law Students On Hunger Strike Again Over Mass Failures
Delhi University's law students have again launched an indefinite hunger strike over the failure of over 50 per cent students in the semester exams.
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This 20-Year-Old Challenged Election Methods in Delhi University
If there's one person all political parties should be watching very carefully this election season in Delhi, it's a 20-year-old student from Delhi University. The third year student of Law faculty called Ruby Malik has challenged the way student elections are being conducted by all parties, including the party with a difference Aam Aadmi Party's st...
