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A purported video shows one of the students being evicted from the hostel and being dragged out by security staff.

Anjoo Mohun, varsity’s Chief Communication Officer, told The Indian Express that “the students were suspended by the Office of the Chief Proctor as per guidelines for student conduct at the university” and did not elaborate further.

Two persons have been arrested for the murder of a youth in the Ganeshguri area of Guwahati. Find out more about the incident and the arrests.

SRINAGAR: Former Registrar, Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST), Awantipora, Prof Naseer Iqbal, Wednesday formally assumed the charge as Registrar, Kashmir University succeeding KU’s former Registrar, Dr Nisar Ahmad Mir, who served the varsity since 2019. A professor of Physics at Kashmir University, Prof Naseer previously served as Director North Campus, KU and Chief Proctor, KU and is a visiting

Srinagar: Dr. Naseer Iqbal, has been appointed as the new registrar at the University of Kashmir. Iqbal, of the Department of Physics at the University of Kashmir Srinagar, was presently Registrar of Deputation to Islamic University of Science and Technology. J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha appointed Iqbal as registrar at the University of Kashmir on Monday. Iqbal has supervised six students who have

Srinagar: In a spirited display of patriotism and unity, the Kashmir University (KU) Friday marked the 75th Republic Day with vibrant celebrations here. The event witnessed a fervent gathering of participants, as the KU Vice Chancellor, Prof Nilofer Khan proudly unfurled the national flag on the front lawns of the Vice Chancellors Secretariat here Friday symbolising the essence of Indias democratic

Vice-Chancellor of the Jawaharlal Nehru University, Santishree D Pandit said that the JNU administration is committed to holding the students union elections in accordance with the Lyngdoh committee recommendations. This comes after the Jawaharlal Nehru University Students Union (JNUSU) announced it will hold a demonstration outside the Dean of Students (DoS) office over the delay…

The JNUSU is also initiating a signature campaign to highlight the demands that they are making.

The casual treatment by the justice system of an incident as serious as this, where police forcibly entered the campus and assaulted students, is disheartening

JNU ABVP unit burnt an effigy of the varsity administration while protesting against the manual, calling it “dictatorial” and “anti-student”.