Indraprastha College for Women should perhaps celebrate its 95 years by giving back the right to breathe and survive to its students, and open its gates to freer discussions.
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How an Internship Changed Everything for Me
My internship involved travelling to rural Dausa and creating awareness about higher education for women in the constituency.
Students and Faculty React To UGC’s Move to Do Away With Black Convocation Robes
"DU is under the stress of being privatised, students are protesting for basic rights and all they care about is what we wear on our convocation?” says a recent …
Educational Institutions Can’t Keep Ignoring Mental Health Issues Amongst Students
With an increase in cases of student depression and suicides, Indian universities' complete lack of focus on mental health is not just surprising, but scary.
Interview | By Empowering Leader of Opposition, Hindu College Continues to Lead the Way
In a momentous decision, Hindu College's 100-year-old student parliament recently allotted a formal office space to the leader of opposition.
Pinjra Tod Adopts No-Negotiation Policy; Holds Nightlong Protest on Miranda House Grounds
As promised, Pinjra Tod has revived its protest against hostel curfews in Delhi University after the mid-semester break. However, the administration seems no closer to giving in.
Pinjra Tod Returns to Delhi University as Students Await Proctors’ Decision on Curfew Timings
Delhi University students block roads and storm varsity's gates as administration fails to fulfill their demands.
Getting Rid of Section 377 is Only the Beginning
It is something of an achievement to receive justice in our country.
How Free Do We Want to Be?
A survey asked Delhi University's students how they feel about freedom of speech, here's what they said.
The ABVP Claims It Follows Swami Vivekananda’s Teachings. Its Actions Say Otherwise
Where Vivekananda valued secularism and tolerance, the ABVP only seems to care about shutting down "anti-national" activities.