DUSU Election 2019 Results: Replicating BJP's approach to reach the maximum voters, its affiliate ABVP deployed volunteers on the pattern of 'Panna Pramukh' in the just-held Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) elections.
DUSU Election Results: The results for Delhi University Students' Union Election have been announced. Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, ABVP, has won three seats out of four while one has gone to NSUI. ABVP has grabbed the posts of President, Vice President, Joint Secretary in the Delhi University Student Polls. National Students' Union of India, NSUI, has managed the post of Secretary for itself.
Abolition of special status of Jammu and Kashmir, mob lynching and alleged "saffronisation", along with the "tukde tukde" episode, took the centre stage this time in the high profile elections to the Jawaharlal Nehru Univeristy Students Union (JNUSU).
The building is coming up adjacent to Vishwavidyalaya Metro Station in the campus area.
Polling for four positions of the Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) was held at 52 polling centres on Thursday. Sixteen candidates are in the fray and over 1.3 lakh students are eligible to vote.
DU girls write to PM Modi, objecting to the skyscraper being built near campus. The girls have opposed the construction of building citing privacy.
"Orders have been issued to five public institutions including IIT-Madras, IIT-Kharagpur, DU and University of Hyderabad, declaring them as IoEs," Union HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank said.
Five Universities in India have been declared 'Institutions of Eminence'. Among those featured are IIT Madras, Banaras Hindu University, IIT Kharagpur, University of Delhi and University of Hyderabad.
The University of Delhi (DU) has invited applications for the Assistant Professor post, in the Pay Level-11 of 7th Central Pay Commission Pay Matrix, in various Departments of the College.
The Delhi University released its eighth cut-off list on Monday with courses like BA (Honours) Economics, BA (Honours) English, B.Com still being up for grabs for the general category at premier colleges.
The RSS-affiliated Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad-led Delhi University Students' Union had installed the busts on Tuesday outside the Arts faculty.
The Delhi University released its seventh cut-off list on Monday, with courses like B Com (Hons) and B Com still up for grabs at premier colleges. Hans Raj College is offering B Com (Hons) at a cut-off of 97.25 per cent, while the course is available at a cut-off of 97.50 per cent in Hindu College and 95.25 per cent in Gargi College.
A varsity official, however, said the sixth list has only been released to fill vacant seats under reserved categories. Cut-offs released by colleges on their respective websites for general category students won't be considered valid.
DU Admissions 2019: The Delhi University (DU) on Friday announced it would declare the sixth cut-off list on August 1. A two-day special drive will be conducted from July 29 to help students, who inadvertently missed out on applying in their respective reserved categories in the first attempt, to undertake the process again.
The Delhi University will be conducting a special admission drive for students belonging to the various reserved categories, an official said on Thursday.
A 20-year-old Delhi University student allegedly committed suicide at his rented accommodation in east Delhi's Pandav Nagar area, police said on Thursday.
The 17-year-old, who is a multiple ISSF World Cup gold medalist, applied under the sports quota and was eligible for direct admission.
The Delhi University's 2019-20 academic session began on Saturday, with colleges holding orientation sessions and induction programmes to welcome students.
Delhi University on Friday released its fifth cut-off list with courses like BCom (Honours) and BA (Honours) English still being available for admissions in prominent colleges.
An academic council member of the Delhi University on Friday said the Undergraduate Curriculum Revision Committee has sent a "long list" of modifications to the English department despite changes already being made to the syllabus.
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