St Stephen's Principal Suspends Students' Magazine for Not Seeking Clearance | Read

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  • Published On: March 24, 2015
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On a day the Supreme Court struck down the Section 66A of IT Act for impinging on freedom of speech, the Principal of Delhi's prestigious St Stephen's College suspended a student-run e-magazine for not seeking his clearance on content. A one-man committee has been appointed to look into the matter, which the college says, was a breach of discipline.

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