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Kamini Lau, who upheld the right to protest, is a no-nonsense judge

Lawyers say she is a strict judge whose work culture is different in terms of clarity on the status of pending matters or state of evidence

Deepika's acid test

The vitriol against Padukone, who is a hugely popular star, will fade over time. But let's not forget what caused it

Delhi HC asks Google and WhatsApp to provide data on JNU violence to police

Justice Brijesh Sethi directed the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) administration to provide at the earliest the CCTV footage of the violence sought by police.

How can we teach when students are scared to return: JNUTA tells govt

In a meeting with HRD Ministry officials, a five-member JNUTA delegation reiterated their demand for removal of Vice Chancellor M Jagadesh Kumar

JNU violence: Economist Amit Bhaduri gives up emeritus professorship

In his letter to the vice-chancellor of JNU, Bhaduri expressed pain at throttling of dissent by the university administration

JNU violence: HC seeks response of WhatsApp, Google on plea to protect data

The plea was filed by three JNU professors and the court sought response from Delhi Police, Whatsapp, Google, Apple on the plea to preserve data, CCTV footage

JNU attack 'state-sponsored', VC must be dismissed: Congress committee

Leftist outfits and the RSS-affiliated Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) blamed each other for the violence

JNU admin says doing security audit of hostels to check entry of outsiders

On January 7, SHO of Vasant Kunj (North) Ritu Raj had written to the varsity, requesting it to do an audit of hostels for outsiders or unauthorised students

ABVP takes out march in DU to oppose 'Left violence' and support CAA

Nidhi Tripathi, national general secretary of ABVP, addressed the students and accused the Left and other political parties of 'creating a violent atmosphere in the country'

37 people identified in WhatsApp group linked to JNU violence: Delhi Police

According to the police, the group was created against the Left parties on Jan 5, the day when violence broke out in JNU premises.

Raghuram Rajan backs Deepika's silent protest, Lavasa's impartial duty

Rajan said one has to be truly cynical to not be moved by these actions

JNU violence case: Delhi Police release pictures of nine suspects

Besides Ghosh, who is a member of the SFI, Dolan Samanta, Priya Ranjan, Sucheta Talukdar, Vhaskar Vijay Mech, Chunchun Kumar (an alumni) and Pankaj Mishra have been named as suspects

Deepika Padukone's act of solidarity with students a gamble with Chhapaak

You can catch Chhapaak at free screenings organised by Congress workers or avail of free tickets to Ajay Devgn-starrer, Tanhaji, from BJP workers

Lighting the campus tinderbox

Mr Modi's authoritarian streak is sometimes compared to Indira Gandhi's rise to absolute power. If so, the triggering of a students' agitation carries a fateful echo from the non-so-distant past

The rise of the fringe

They are organised and the opposition to them is leaderless. Who will win the war that is bound to break out?

Goyal compliments Delhi Police for 'quick' investigation into JNU case

"I must compliment the Delhi Police for a very very quick investigation in the recent case... which I think is a great feather in their cap," the minister said

Delhi Police a 'government stooge': Left leaders on JNU suspect list

The Police on Friday released pictures of the suspects in the January 5 violence and claimed JNUSU president Aishe Ghosh was one of them

The politics of cool

However much the government and its outreach community might insist it is merely an enabling act, it is hard to see it as anything but the first step towards a constitutionally Hindu nation

JNU violence: Cops identify JNUSU prez Aishe Ghosh, 8 others as suspects

Of the nine, seven belong to left-leaning student organisations while two are affiliated to right-wing students' body, the police said.

JNU teachers' 'oust VC' demand get support from academics across globe

They also rued the JNU administrators' "failure" to call police to protect students and their act of "criminalising" peaceful failure of the protest by students, the JNUTA added