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JNU Admin Condemns Section Of Faculty For Spreading "Falsehood, Malicious Propaganda"
The Jawaharlal Nehru University administration on Tuesday condemned a small section of faculty members for spreading "downright falsehood and malicious propaganda" about the 157th Academic Council Meeting held on March 22.
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Parliamentary Panel Slams JNU On SC/ST Faculty Vacancies
A parliamentary panel has flayed the JNU administration for what it said was "insouciant attitude" on faculty vacancies meant to be filled from among the scheduled caste and scheduled tribe candidates.
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'Jai Samvidhan' Is New Slogan As JNU's Kanhaiya Kumar Leads Protest March
Kanhaiya Kumar, the JNU student charged with sedition, today denied that he had received any expulsion warning from the university following an inquiry report. He led an "azaadi" protest march where a new slogan was raised: 'Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan, Jai Samvidhan (hail the soldiers, farmers and Constitution)'.
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Supreme Court's Help Sought In Punishing Violence At JNU Hearing: 10 Facts
At a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi today, opposition parties raised their objections over the arrest of a JNU student leader on charges of sedition. The controversy escalated sharply yesterday with lawyers attacking reporters and students and faculty of JNU at a Delhi court.
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JNU Admin Condemns Section Of Faculty For Spreading "Falsehood, Malicious Propaganda"
The Jawaharlal Nehru University administration on Tuesday condemned a small section of faculty members for spreading "downright falsehood and malicious propaganda" about the 157th Academic Council Meeting held on March 22.
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Parliamentary Panel Slams JNU On SC/ST Faculty Vacancies
A parliamentary panel has flayed the JNU administration for what it said was "insouciant attitude" on faculty vacancies meant to be filled from among the scheduled caste and scheduled tribe candidates.
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'Jai Samvidhan' Is New Slogan As JNU's Kanhaiya Kumar Leads Protest March
Kanhaiya Kumar, the JNU student charged with sedition, today denied that he had received any expulsion warning from the university following an inquiry report. He led an "azaadi" protest march where a new slogan was raised: 'Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan, Jai Samvidhan (hail the soldiers, farmers and Constitution)'.
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Supreme Court's Help Sought In Punishing Violence At JNU Hearing: 10 Facts
At a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi today, opposition parties raised their objections over the arrest of a JNU student leader on charges of sedition. The controversy escalated sharply yesterday with lawyers attacking reporters and students and faculty of JNU at a Delhi court.
