Ram Lal Anand College
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Justice Delivered After 10 Years Of Struggle: Former Professor G Saibaba's Wife
The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court acquitted Saibaba in the case, noting that the prosecution failed to prove the case against him.
-
Fire Breaks Out At Delhi's Ram Lal Anand College, No Casualties Reported
A major fire broke out at Delhi University's Ram Lal Anand college this morning. The fire was reported from the college auditorium at around 9 am, officials said, adding no casualties were reported in the incident.
-
DU College Sacks Jailed Professor GN Saibaba, Wife To Approach Court
Delhi University's Ram Lal Anand College has terminated the service of assistant professor GN Saibaba, who is currently serving life term in Nagpur Central Prison for alleged Maoist links.
-
Determined To Rejoin College As Haven't Violated Any Rules: Professor Saibaba
Delhi University Professor GN Saibaba on Friday said that he is determined to rejoin the Ram Lal Anand college as a teacher despite the attacks on him and a a notice from the institution not to enter its premises without permission as it creates "law and order problems".
-
Don't Visit Campus Without Permission: College Tells Professor GN Saibaba
Delhi University professor GN Saibaba, who is out on bail in a case of alleged Maoist links, has been asked by Ram Lal Anand College to not enter college without prior permission as it creates "law and order" problems.
-
Kirori Mal, Hindu College Staff Questioned in Admission Scam
A team of Delhi Police's crime branch on Monday questioned the staff of Delhi University's Kirori Mal College and Hindu college during its probe into the fake admissions scam at the varsity.
-
Over 25 Fake Admissions Suspected in Delhi University Colleges, 4 Held
A racket which allegedly facilitated around 25 fake admissions in top colleges of Delhi University using forged documents was today busted by Delhi police and four persons have been arrested, including a student of the varsity's Aurobindo college.
-
In Delhi University's First Cut-Off List, 100% Needed for Courses at Three Colleges
The first cut-off list of Delhi University for its undergraduate courses has for the third time touched the 100 per cent-mark with three rank outsider colleges this time putting the ceiling at maximum for admission to its B.Sc (Computer Science) course.
-
Delhi University students' union election results to be out today
Counting for the Delhi University students' union election will begin today, a day after the polling to elect office-bearers of the union.
-
Delhi University declares ninth cut-off list after start of academic session
The Delhi University today declared its ninth cut-off list to the four-year undergraduate programme after completion of the orientation process.
-
DU's first cut-off list has some colleges asking for almost 100%
The cut-offs announced this year are more or less the same - the difference being in decimals - as last year. Yet, the admission criteria for the most popular Commerce and Economics courses touched a whopping 99 percent in the high-profile North Campus colleges.
-
Justice Delivered After 10 Years Of Struggle: Former Professor G Saibaba's Wife
The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court acquitted Saibaba in the case, noting that the prosecution failed to prove the case against him.
-
Fire Breaks Out At Delhi's Ram Lal Anand College, No Casualties Reported
A major fire broke out at Delhi University's Ram Lal Anand college this morning. The fire was reported from the college auditorium at around 9 am, officials said, adding no casualties were reported in the incident.
-
DU College Sacks Jailed Professor GN Saibaba, Wife To Approach Court
Delhi University's Ram Lal Anand College has terminated the service of assistant professor GN Saibaba, who is currently serving life term in Nagpur Central Prison for alleged Maoist links.
-
Determined To Rejoin College As Haven't Violated Any Rules: Professor Saibaba
Delhi University Professor GN Saibaba on Friday said that he is determined to rejoin the Ram Lal Anand college as a teacher despite the attacks on him and a a notice from the institution not to enter its premises without permission as it creates "law and order problems".
-
Don't Visit Campus Without Permission: College Tells Professor GN Saibaba
Delhi University professor GN Saibaba, who is out on bail in a case of alleged Maoist links, has been asked by Ram Lal Anand College to not enter college without prior permission as it creates "law and order" problems.
-
Kirori Mal, Hindu College Staff Questioned in Admission Scam
A team of Delhi Police's crime branch on Monday questioned the staff of Delhi University's Kirori Mal College and Hindu college during its probe into the fake admissions scam at the varsity.
-
Over 25 Fake Admissions Suspected in Delhi University Colleges, 4 Held
A racket which allegedly facilitated around 25 fake admissions in top colleges of Delhi University using forged documents was today busted by Delhi police and four persons have been arrested, including a student of the varsity's Aurobindo college.
-
In Delhi University's First Cut-Off List, 100% Needed for Courses at Three Colleges
The first cut-off list of Delhi University for its undergraduate courses has for the third time touched the 100 per cent-mark with three rank outsider colleges this time putting the ceiling at maximum for admission to its B.Sc (Computer Science) course.
-
Delhi University students' union election results to be out today
Counting for the Delhi University students' union election will begin today, a day after the polling to elect office-bearers of the union.
-
Delhi University declares ninth cut-off list after start of academic session
The Delhi University today declared its ninth cut-off list to the four-year undergraduate programme after completion of the orientation process.
-
DU's first cut-off list has some colleges asking for almost 100%
The cut-offs announced this year are more or less the same - the difference being in decimals - as last year. Yet, the admission criteria for the most popular Commerce and Economics courses touched a whopping 99 percent in the high-profile North Campus colleges.
