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âCockroaches! Anti-nationalsâ: What happened at Kolkataâs Satyajit Ray film institute? (opens the original)
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The SRFTI gave permission to organise an RSS-linked event. Students recount how the situation turned violent by the evening. âI went to save my friends after the scuffle broke out; thatâs when a man shoved me in the chest,â said Purvi, a member of the Student Council at Kolkataâs Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute. She alleged that female students were threatened with the words, âIf you are still alive, we will deal with you inside within seven days.â Purvi is one of several
âThey whistle and masturbateâ: LSR students say harassment routine long before Aastha Kunj gangrape (opens the original)
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Beyond the darkened stretch outside their college gates, LSR students say they routinely encounter obscene acts and harassment from men. On September 21, three men posing as police personnel gang-raped a 17-year-old minor in South Delhiâs Aastha Kunj Park. Delhi Police arrested the accused after an encounter roughly 50 metres from Lady Shri Ram Collegeâs (LSR) back gate, and they have since been remanded to judicial custody. In the incidentâs aftermath, LSR students spoke to Newslaundry ab
Inside DUâs election fever: Convoys, songs and the student vote (opens the original)
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Campaigning is intensifying across Delhi University ahead of student union elections. The buzz surrounding the student union elections in Delhi University is palpable. Across campus, student organisations and their candidates are making promises and soliciting votes. However, the mood around these elections is different in certain respects. For starters, the national discourse around the poor state of education has reached new heights following the recent Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protests aga
âRestlessness, and a kind of helplessnessâ: Families search for Indians missing after Nepal flood (opens the original)
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According to the MEA, at least 320 Indians remain missing after the flash floods on Wednesday. In Mumbai, Sonal keeps opening WhatsApp to look at her sisterâs last-seen status. Chetna Gupta, 64, had left the city on August 23 for the Mansarovar Yatra with Richa Travels, part of a tour group of more than 50 people. On the morning of August 25, when their mother spoke with her around 7:30 am, Chetna said she was on her way through customs clearance. That was the last conversation anyone in the f
A day inside a Delhi SIR camp: Forms, confusion and long days (opens the original)
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The Election Commission has extended the deadline to submit forms to August 17. Delhi is currently undergoing the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, with the Election Commission extending the deadline to submit forms to August 17. Booth Level Officers are handling everything from distributing and collecting forms to digitising the data. To make the process easier, some local residents have set up small camps in their homes to help people fill out and submit their forms. We visited on
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