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Delhi University to reopen from February 17, says Proctor - Vimarsana News

Delhi University to reopen from February 17, says Proctor

The development comes as the students' protest to resume offline classes at Delhi University entered the third day in North Campus. 

Source: india.com
'DU To Reopen on 17 Feb,' Announces Proctor After Protests by Students - Vimarsana News

'DU To Reopen on 17 Feb,' Announces Proctor After Protests by Students

Delhi University is slated to reopen from 17 February, Proctor Prof. Rajni Abbi announced on Wednesday, 9 February. The announcement comes after a demonstration by students demanding the resumption of physical classes.

Another alleged sexual assault reported near KU amidst week of student protests - Vimarsana News

Another alleged sexual assault reported near KU amidst week of student protests

A sexual battery was reported on Sep. 12, 2021 to the Lawrence Police Department.

Source: kmbc.com
Delhi University Teachers' Association calls for DU shutdown from March 11 - Vimarsana News

Delhi University Teachers' Association calls for DU shutdown from March 11

The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) on Tuesday called for a university "shutdown" from March 11 to register protest against a number of issues including non-payment of salaries. The executive meeting of DUTA was held on Tuesday to discuss "crisis faced by teaching and non-teaching staff in twelve DU colleges that are 100 per cent funded colleges for the last 14 months". "In many units employees have not received salaries for over 6 months now. Employees have also not received other dues," DUTA president Rajib Ray said in a statement. The meeting also addressed the recent mer...