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Jamia PhD scholar suspended for five days for protesting outside âdesignated spotâ (opens the original)
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Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) has suspended a PhD scholar for five days and directed him to explain why âhigher punishmentâ should not be imposed on him for protesting outside the universityâs designated protest site on Monday. Students at the university have been staging protests for the past week against eviction notices issued to women students staying in its hostels. In a show-cause notice issued to Neville Thomas on Monday, JMI cited repeated directions to students to refrain from holdin
Error on DU portal shows SOL students from India as âNepalâ nationals; issue fixed for some (opens the original)
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Several students of Delhi Universityâs (DU) School of Open Learning (SOL) have flagged an error on the university portal where their nationality is shown as âNepalâ despite having declared themselves as âIndianâ in their admission forms. A few students, however, said when they logged in on Monday evening, their nationality had been changed to âIndianâ on the portal, but many more students are likely to be affected. SOL is a distance-learning institute under the aegis of DUâs Camp
Jantar Mantar protest fuelled interest but money, muscle persist in DU politics: students (opens the original)
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As students went to cast their votes on Friday, some said the large-scale protests at Jantar Mantar encouraged many to “raise their voices” and take an interest in student politics. However, pointing to thousands of pamphlets strewn on the roads and showing videos of male students harassing women, they said the DUSU elections remained largely a “money-muscle” game. The elections are usually dominated by the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad and the National Students’ Union of India. This year,
PCOS name change to PMOS to lead to a holistic approach, involve more disciplines: Prof. Terhi Piltonen (opens the original)
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Earlier this year, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) which affects one in eight women worldwide, was renamed Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) by the Endocrine Society. A global consensus article published in the Lancet in May, led by Professor Helena J. Teede, argued that the name reduced a long-term hormonal and endocrine disorder to focus on ovaries and cysts, leading to inadequate treatment, or fewer people getting diagnosed with the condition. Professor Terhi Piltonen, presiden
âHave gaushala, but no hostelâ: Hansraj students rue absence of facility, expense of renting PGs (opens the original)
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Amid protests by students across Delhi University (DU) over the shortage of hostel facilities, those at Hansraj College have questioned the collegeâs priorities, pointing to a gaushala (cowshed) on the campus even as accommodation facilities remain unavailable. The cowshed stands beside the site of the collegeâs old hostel, which has been demolished to make way for two new hostels now under construction. Four years ago, the construction of the cowshed drew criticism from students, who allege
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