Delhi university

After being approved by President Ramnath Kovind, DU Vice-Chancellor Prof Yogesh Tyagi has been suspended from his duties. According to the officials of the Education Ministry Tyagi made decisions that caused "mis-governance" and "malfunctioning" in DU. They also added that the President has ordered an inquiry against Tyagi's failure of his duties and he will remain suspended until further orders.

The admissions to Delhi University under the second list which was announced on October 17, began on October 19. Principals said they were prepared for the second round of admissions, by rectifying the mistakes that happened during the first round. However, the second list had only a minor difference in the cut-off and reportedly 50% of the seats were already filled, after the first list. Students also have an option to cancel or withdraw… read-more

DU officials said that the 2020 Cut off maybe higher as lot of students scored above 95% in CBSE Intermediate exams. Reportedly, around 2,85,128 applications have came from CBSE students. On September 16, St. Stephen’s invited BA (Hons) Economics applications with highest cut-off at 99.25%. Shobha Bagai, DU's Dean said, “It’s not that university will arbitrarily increase cut-offs, they will be determined by applications falling in a certain… read-more

Delhi Police on September 12 named four eminent individuals, including CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury and Swaraj Abhiyan leader Yogendra Yadav, in a supplementary charge sheet in the February riots case. Reportedly, three already arrested students have claimed that the protesters were asked to go to "any-extreme" against the CAA/NRC bill by the recently booked individuals. However, Yechury, in response to this, tweeted, "It's… read-more