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Cops Name Student Leader Aishe Ghosh, Others For Attack At JNU Hostel
The Delhi Police on Friday named Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) student leader Aishe Ghosh among nine suspects for violence at the university last week and released their circled photographs to the media. Naming mostly members of the Left-controlled students' union, the police gave few details on the attack by a masked mob on students and teache...
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Delhi Police Takes Protesting JNU Students, Teachers To Meet Education Ministry Officials
The Delhi Police on Thursday took a delegation of JNU teachers and students to meet the Education Ministry officials, after they were stopped near Shastri Bhawan during a protest march over the January 5 violence on the university campus.
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BJP Releases Video With Bollywood Celebs Supporting Citizenship Law
A day after actor Deepika Padukone visited Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University to meet students and teachers, who were attacked by a masked mob last week, the BJP released a video with statements from celebs supporting the Citizenship (Amendment) Act
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St Stephen's Students Boycott Classes In "Very, Very Rare" Move, For JNU
Students of St Stephen's in Delhi boycotted classes and protested on the lawns today - in a gesture described as "very rare" for the college - to express solidarity with Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students and teachers attacked by a masked mob on Sunday.
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After Deepika Padukone's JNU Visit, "Respect" vs "Boycott" On Twitter
Two days after masked goons attacked students and teachers at Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), actor Deepika Padukone visited the campus in a show of solidarity with the students.
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"Part Of Systematic Attacks...": Faculty At 2 IITs Back Student Protests
As anger sweeps through educational institutions nationwide over the mob attack at Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) on Sunday, the faculty at IIT-Bombay has come out in support of the "right to dissent and protest democratically within academic campuses" and outside.
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Fascist Surgical Strike By BJP On Students: Mamata Banerjee On JNU Row
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today termed the attack on students and teachers at JNU as a "fascist surgical strike" by the BJP, evoking sharp reactions from the party, which said she should stop shedding "crocodile tears".
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"Fell On My Back On Road Divider, Police Watched," Says Yogendra Yadav After JNU Violence
Politician-activist Yogendra Yadav, in a Facebook post, describes what he called the three times he was assaulted on Sunday evening at the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) during protests after a masked mob terrorized the campus, beating students and teachers with iron rods, leaving 24 injured. "The police watched," as he was kicked and he fell on...
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Protests Across India Over JNU Attack, No Arrests Yet: 10 Points
A day after a masked mob, armed with iron rods, sledgehammers and stones went around Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) attacking students and teachers, leaving at least 34 injured after three terrifying hours, Delhi Police has identified some of the masked assailants and a complaint has been filed. The university is tense after last night's...
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After JNU Attack, Student Protests Flare Up Across The Country
Hours after masked assailants went onrampage on the Jawaharlal Nehru University campus on Sunday, thousands of students across the country rose in spontaneous protest against what they claimed was a brutal crackdown on dissenting voices.
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Masked Mob Attacks JNU; Around 24 Including Students, Teachers Injured
Masked goons, armed with sticks and stones, barged into Delhi's prestigious Jawaharlal Nehru University campus on Sunday evening and beat up students and teachers, spreading chaos and terror. Students, mostly from Left-backed unions, and five teachers were injured and hospitalised. The Left students and the ABVP, the student wing linked to the BJP,...
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JNU Vice Chancellor Meets Students Representatives, Teachers; No Headway
JNU VC M Jagadesh Kumar on Thursday held a series of meetings with students and teachers to discuss ways to restore normalcy at the varsity.
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JNU Teachers' Association Meets Education Ministry Panel Over Fee Hike
The JNU Teachers' Association (JNUTA) met the HRD Ministry-appointed high-powered committee on Thursday and demanded complete roll- back of the hiked hostel fee and removal of the university vice-chancellor.
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JNU Protest LIVE Updates: Massive Traffic On Roads As Students March Towards Parliament
Security has been strengthened outside the JNU campus in Delhi ahead of students' protest march against hostel fee hike. The agitation comes on the first day of the winter session of the parliament. Over 700 police personnel have been deployed outside the university campus. The JNU Teachers' Association (JNUTA) has expressed their concern over this...
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Court Stays JNU Inquiry Against Teachers For Participating In Protest
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday stayed the inquiry initiated by Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) against its 45 faculty members for allegedly participating in a protest march in July last year.
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Cops Name Student Leader Aishe Ghosh, Others For Attack At JNU Hostel
The Delhi Police on Friday named Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) student leader Aishe Ghosh among nine suspects for violence at the university last week and released their circled photographs to the media. Naming mostly members of the Left-controlled students' union, the police gave few details on the attack by a masked mob on students and teache...
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Delhi Police Takes Protesting JNU Students, Teachers To Meet Education Ministry Officials
The Delhi Police on Thursday took a delegation of JNU teachers and students to meet the Education Ministry officials, after they were stopped near Shastri Bhawan during a protest march over the January 5 violence on the university campus.
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BJP Releases Video With Bollywood Celebs Supporting Citizenship Law
A day after actor Deepika Padukone visited Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University to meet students and teachers, who were attacked by a masked mob last week, the BJP released a video with statements from celebs supporting the Citizenship (Amendment) Act
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St Stephen's Students Boycott Classes In "Very, Very Rare" Move, For JNU
Students of St Stephen's in Delhi boycotted classes and protested on the lawns today - in a gesture described as "very rare" for the college - to express solidarity with Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students and teachers attacked by a masked mob on Sunday.
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After Deepika Padukone's JNU Visit, "Respect" vs "Boycott" On Twitter
Two days after masked goons attacked students and teachers at Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), actor Deepika Padukone visited the campus in a show of solidarity with the students.
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"Part Of Systematic Attacks...": Faculty At 2 IITs Back Student Protests
As anger sweeps through educational institutions nationwide over the mob attack at Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) on Sunday, the faculty at IIT-Bombay has come out in support of the "right to dissent and protest democratically within academic campuses" and outside.
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Fascist Surgical Strike By BJP On Students: Mamata Banerjee On JNU Row
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today termed the attack on students and teachers at JNU as a "fascist surgical strike" by the BJP, evoking sharp reactions from the party, which said she should stop shedding "crocodile tears".
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"Fell On My Back On Road Divider, Police Watched," Says Yogendra Yadav After JNU Violence
Politician-activist Yogendra Yadav, in a Facebook post, describes what he called the three times he was assaulted on Sunday evening at the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) during protests after a masked mob terrorized the campus, beating students and teachers with iron rods, leaving 24 injured. "The police watched," as he was kicked and he fell on...
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Protests Across India Over JNU Attack, No Arrests Yet: 10 Points
A day after a masked mob, armed with iron rods, sledgehammers and stones went around Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) attacking students and teachers, leaving at least 34 injured after three terrifying hours, Delhi Police has identified some of the masked assailants and a complaint has been filed. The university is tense after last night's...
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After JNU Attack, Student Protests Flare Up Across The Country
Hours after masked assailants went onrampage on the Jawaharlal Nehru University campus on Sunday, thousands of students across the country rose in spontaneous protest against what they claimed was a brutal crackdown on dissenting voices.
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Masked Mob Attacks JNU; Around 24 Including Students, Teachers Injured
Masked goons, armed with sticks and stones, barged into Delhi's prestigious Jawaharlal Nehru University campus on Sunday evening and beat up students and teachers, spreading chaos and terror. Students, mostly from Left-backed unions, and five teachers were injured and hospitalised. The Left students and the ABVP, the student wing linked to the BJP,...
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JNU Vice Chancellor Meets Students Representatives, Teachers; No Headway
JNU VC M Jagadesh Kumar on Thursday held a series of meetings with students and teachers to discuss ways to restore normalcy at the varsity.
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JNU Teachers' Association Meets Education Ministry Panel Over Fee Hike
The JNU Teachers' Association (JNUTA) met the HRD Ministry-appointed high-powered committee on Thursday and demanded complete roll- back of the hiked hostel fee and removal of the university vice-chancellor.
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JNU Protest LIVE Updates: Massive Traffic On Roads As Students March Towards Parliament
Security has been strengthened outside the JNU campus in Delhi ahead of students' protest march against hostel fee hike. The agitation comes on the first day of the winter session of the parliament. Over 700 police personnel have been deployed outside the university campus. The JNU Teachers' Association (JNUTA) has expressed their concern over this...
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Court Stays JNU Inquiry Against Teachers For Participating In Protest
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday stayed the inquiry initiated by Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) against its 45 faculty members for allegedly participating in a protest march in July last year.
