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'Valson Thampu Never Stood by Me, He Tried to Destroy Me,' Says St Stephen's Student
The student who had accused a professor of St Stephen's college of sexual harassment, told NDTV today that institute's Principal, Reverend Valson Thampu, "never stood by her" and was "only trying to shield the professor".
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Yoga Day During Summer Holidays Takes Sheen off the Event
When University Grants Commission (UGC) issued a Yoga Day circular to all universities on Monday, it looked quite similar to the one they had issued on Good Governance Day, except for the 'strict action' threat. But the sheen of Yoga day seems to have gone off due to its timing.
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St Stephen's Student Takes Principal to Court Over E-Zine Row
A student of Delhi's prestigious St Stephen's college has gone to court after being suspended for launching an online magazine, a controversial move that has raised a freedom of speech debate.
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Delhi's St Stephen's College Suspends Student Who Launched Online Magazine
Delhi's St Stephen's college has suspended a student who put out an interview of principal Valson Thampu in an online magazine, alleged without clearance.
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On Autism Awareness Day, Families Gather to Share Experiences
Happy faces were seen all across the India Habitat Centre in New Delhi where an event was organized on the occasion of Autism Awareness Day. Children suffering from autism and their parents gathered there to share their experiences.
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As Garbage Stinks Up Delhi Streets, Unpaid Civic Workers Allege Politics
The sight of rotting garbage deliberately scattered on roads in Delhi, is being seen as a direct fallout of politics between the state's ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the BJP, which controls the civic body.
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Garbage Dumped on Delhi Streets as Sanitation Workers Strike Over Non-Payment of Wages
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's flagship programme 'Swachch Bharat Abhiyaan' took a major blow on Saturday when over 12,000 sanitation workers in Delhi under the BJP-ruled East Municipal Corporation continued their strike for a second day.
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Suzette Jordan Was Made a Victim All Her Life, Though She Was a Survivor, Say Friends, Activists
"Courage is rare... so rare that you doubt every ounce of it that you find," said activist Harish Iyer of his friend Suzette Jordan, who died on Monday of meningoencephalitis.
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'Valson Thampu Never Stood by Me, He Tried to Destroy Me,' Says St Stephen's Student
The student who had accused a professor of St Stephen's college of sexual harassment, told NDTV today that institute's Principal, Reverend Valson Thampu, "never stood by her" and was "only trying to shield the professor".
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Yoga Day During Summer Holidays Takes Sheen off the Event
When University Grants Commission (UGC) issued a Yoga Day circular to all universities on Monday, it looked quite similar to the one they had issued on Good Governance Day, except for the 'strict action' threat. But the sheen of Yoga day seems to have gone off due to its timing.
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St Stephen's Student Takes Principal to Court Over E-Zine Row
A student of Delhi's prestigious St Stephen's college has gone to court after being suspended for launching an online magazine, a controversial move that has raised a freedom of speech debate.
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Delhi's St Stephen's College Suspends Student Who Launched Online Magazine
Delhi's St Stephen's college has suspended a student who put out an interview of principal Valson Thampu in an online magazine, alleged without clearance.
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On Autism Awareness Day, Families Gather to Share Experiences
Happy faces were seen all across the India Habitat Centre in New Delhi where an event was organized on the occasion of Autism Awareness Day. Children suffering from autism and their parents gathered there to share their experiences.
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As Garbage Stinks Up Delhi Streets, Unpaid Civic Workers Allege Politics
The sight of rotting garbage deliberately scattered on roads in Delhi, is being seen as a direct fallout of politics between the state's ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the BJP, which controls the civic body.
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Garbage Dumped on Delhi Streets as Sanitation Workers Strike Over Non-Payment of Wages
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's flagship programme 'Swachch Bharat Abhiyaan' took a major blow on Saturday when over 12,000 sanitation workers in Delhi under the BJP-ruled East Municipal Corporation continued their strike for a second day.
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Suzette Jordan Was Made a Victim All Her Life, Though She Was a Survivor, Say Friends, Activists
"Courage is rare... so rare that you doubt every ounce of it that you find," said activist Harish Iyer of his friend Suzette Jordan, who died on Monday of meningoencephalitis.
