Students are still waiting for their fifth semester results and worry that they won't be able to apply for courses abroad if the results are delayed any further.
Jamia’s Central Library Reopens For Students After Three Months
The university suffered damages worth Rs 2.66 crore to its property due to the police barging inside the campus without permission.
‘In Search’: A Survivor’s Story of Female Genital Mutilation
Beryl Magoko was 10 years old when she was circumcised in her native Kenya. This is her story.
The Toll Playing the Identity Game Takes on You
What gives our government the right to question our existence?
The Revolt of the Punctuators
When a bunch of 'characters' gathered to protest the disappearances of 'commas'.
Fear and Hope in Delhi: The Power of Nostalgia and Kites
In these testing times, small acts of camaraderie is what keeps hope alive and kicking.
‘Was Relieved It Wasn’t Urine, Acid or Semen’: DU Students on Harassment During Holi
The attackers, students say, roam around the area to hit the balloons really hard at anyone and everyone.
‘Jiski Laathi, Uski Holi’: When Politics of Braj Blends With Festive Colours
On this day the spotlight is on the women as men take the backseat.
In a First, DUSU Sets Up a Foreign Cell For International Students
Apart from the language barrier, international students have complained about delays in admission process, inadequate information about the documents required and the lack of a support system.
How Hollywood Films Portray Virus Outbreaks
Quarantines, strict hygiene rules and panic buying have been observed since the coronavirus COVID-19 started spreading. A few movies depict similar situations.