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ABVP's Aryan Maan, Footballer And Activist, Wins DUSU Top Post
Aryan Maan Wins DUSU Election 2025: Maan trounced his rival from Congress-backed National Students Union of India (NSUI) Joslyn Nandita Choudhary by a margin of 16,196 votes to bag DUSU president's post.
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DUSU Election Results 2025: ABVP Secures President, Secretary, Joint Secretary Posts
DUSU Election Results 2025: The Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) elections on Thursday saw more than 2.75 lakh eligible students cast their votes across over 50 constituent colleges.
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Meet Aryan Maan, ABVP's Candidate For DUSU President Elections 2025
Maan's campaign emphasises student welfare and campus development, with key promises including subsidised metro passes, free Wi-Fi, accessibility audits, and upgraded sports facilities.
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Over 1.5 Lakh Students Vote In Delhi University Student Union Polls, Counting Tomorrow
The elections were conducted between 8:30 am and 1 pm at seven polling stations in 36 colleges and departments in morning, while evening polling began at 3 pm and continued till 7.30 pm at eight colleges.
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ABVP's Aryan Maan, Footballer And Activist, Wins DUSU Top Post
Aryan Maan Wins DUSU Election 2025: Maan trounced his rival from Congress-backed National Students Union of India (NSUI) Joslyn Nandita Choudhary by a margin of 16,196 votes to bag DUSU president's post.
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DUSU Election Results 2025: ABVP Secures President, Secretary, Joint Secretary Posts
DUSU Election Results 2025: The Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) elections on Thursday saw more than 2.75 lakh eligible students cast their votes across over 50 constituent colleges.
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Meet Aryan Maan, ABVP's Candidate For DUSU President Elections 2025
Maan's campaign emphasises student welfare and campus development, with key promises including subsidised metro passes, free Wi-Fi, accessibility audits, and upgraded sports facilities.
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Over 1.5 Lakh Students Vote In Delhi University Student Union Polls, Counting Tomorrow
The elections were conducted between 8:30 am and 1 pm at seven polling stations in 36 colleges and departments in morning, while evening polling began at 3 pm and continued till 7.30 pm at eight colleges.
