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Jawaharlal Nehru University

  • Delhi

    JNU student alleges two outsiders tried forcing her into car

    A JNU student reported an incident where two men in a car tried to force her to join them.

    1 outlet
  • Photo: The Times of India — Delhi
    Delhi

    At JNU, wait for a hostel room begins in a mess hall

    New students at Jawaharlal Nehru University are being housed in makeshift dormitories in mess halls due to a severe shortage of hostel rooms.

    1 outlet
  • Photo: Mint
    Business & Markets

    India's energy security faces pressure from US coercive geopolitics

    The US has enacted legislation that threatens 100% tariffs on countries purchasing energy from Russia and Iran, posing a challenge to India's energy security strategy.

    1 outlet Markets read
  • Photo: The Hindu
    Politics

    The copyright stakes in the EU FTA

    The proposed India-EU Free Trade Agreement contains copyright provisions that may necessitate significant amendments to India's domestic intellectual property laws.

    1 outlet
  • Photo: Hindustan Times
    PoliticsEN·HI

    CBFC flags proposed screening of Umar Khalid documentary at IIIT-Hyderabad

    The Central Board of Film Certification warned IIIT-Hyderabad against screening an uncertified documentary about jailed activist Umar Khalid.

    5 outlets · 2 languages
  • Photo: Hindustan Times
    India

    Students flag crumbling infrastructure at Jawaharlal Nehru University hostel

    Students at Jawaharlal Nehru University reported safety concerns after a ceiling fan collapsed at the Tapti Hostel.

    1 outlet
  • Photo: Hindustan Times
    Politics

    India and Belgium target doubling bilateral trade within five years

    India and Belgium agreed to deepen cooperation in defence, law enforcement, and semiconductors, with a target of doubling bilateral trade in five years.

    4 outlets Markets read
  • Photo: Hindustan Times
    Politics

    NTA delays UGC-NET June 2026 exam results as candidates demand transparency

    The National Testing Agency has not yet declared UGC-NET results more than a month after the June 2026 exam, causing anxiety among candidates and prompting demands for transparency from student organizations.

    1 outlet
  • Photo: The Hindu
    PoliticsEN·HI·KN

    Cockroach Janta Party supporters protest over NEET exam paper leaks

    Cockroach Janta Party supporters protested outside the Indian Parliament in New Delhi on July 20, 2026, demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over alleged NEET exam paper leaks.

    7 outlets · 3 languages
  • Photo: Aaj Tak
    Politics

    Bareilly professor alleges termination after participating in Delhi protest

    Assistant professor Mohit Bharadwaj claims he was terminated from his teaching job at a Bareilly college after participating in a student protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar concerning exam irregularities.

    1 outlet
  • Photo: Mint
    Business & Markets

    Congress leader demands expert committee for education policy reforms

    Former Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee president and Congress Working Committee member Gidugu Rudra Raju has demanded the constitution of an expert committee for education policy reforms without RSS members, alleging examination paper leaks under Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

    2 outlets
  • Photo: The Hindu — Telangana
    Health & Science

    World Applied Anthropology Congress concludes at ICRISAT with Hyderabad Declaration adoption

    The World Applied Anthropology Congress 2026 concluded at the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics with delegates adopting the Hyderabad Declaration on Climate Change and Migration.

    1 outlet
  • Photo: The Hindu — Tamil Nadu
    Politics

    Tamil Nadu government appoints A Udhayan as Head of Forest Force

    The Tamil Nadu government has appointed senior Indian Forest Service officer A. Udhayan as the new Principal Chief Conservator of Forests and Head of Forest Force.

    1 outlet
  • Photo: Hindustan Times
    Business & Markets

    India kharif crop sowing lags behind last year due to monsoon delays

    Sowing of rain-fed kharif crops in India is trailing last year's pace due to a delayed and uneven monsoon, with pulses, coarse cereals, oilseeds, and cotton most affected while rice acreage has nearly caught up.

    1 outlet Markets read
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