‘Hum Auratein Azaad Hain’: DU students hold march
DU women students marched from Kamala Nehru College after alleged Aastha Kunj Park rape, demanding safer public spaces, lighting, transport and accountability.
Saturday, September 26, 2026
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DU women students marched from Kamala Nehru College after alleged Aastha Kunj Park rape, demanding safer public spaces, lighting, transport and accountability.
GUWAHATI: A 21-year-old Sociology student of Gauhati University, Nimisha Thakuria, was found dead at a homestay in the Garal-Dharapur area under Azara
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Magadh University to clear pending DA arrears for nearly 4,600 pensioners by month-end, offering financial relief ahead of Durga Puja, says VC Dilip Kumar Keshri.
NEW DELHI: Uttarakhand chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami participated in the BJP's anti-drug campaign, which is being seen as the party's outreach effort
NEW DELHI: Union minister Prahlad Joshi on Saturday hit out at the opposition over its protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar amid the
Jharkhand Women Development Society partners with APNA to strengthen Mission Shakti, upgrade women’s helpline, and improve services at 35 One Stop Centres statewide.
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NEW DELHI: Jammu and Kashmir deputy chief minister Surinder Choudhary hit out at the BJP over its demand for the dismissal of the Omar Abdullah-led
New Delhi: Jay Meena's big promise came within days of creating history at Aichi-Nagoya.