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Journalists detained, microphone snatched as Delhi Police remove protesters from Jantar Mantar (opens the original)
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The protest, organised by civil society groups and left outfits, followed the Indian Expressâs investigation into the Election Commissionâs handling of the SIR exercise. At least two journalists covering a protest against the Election Commission of India at Delhiâs Jantar Mantar on Friday alleged that they were forcibly detained and manhandled by Delhi Police personnel. One reporter said his microphone was snatched and broken and another alleged that a policeman dragged him away from the p
A Rs 5,000 spending cap. A fleet of Defenders, Thars. Welcome to the DUSU election (opens the original)
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Past High Court warnings and a 20-year-old spending cap havenât stopped DUâs election season from turning into a spectacle of printed posters, SUVs, and freebies. Walking out of Gate Number 4 of the Vishwavidyalaya metro station, students are met with a familiar sight during Delhi Universityâs election season: pamphlets and posters carrying the names and ballot numbers of ABVP, NSUI and other candidates. But DUâs election guidelines prohibit candidates from using printed campaign materia
âOnce they see the money, they keep buildingâ: Inside Delhiâs PG ecosystem built on a hostel shortage (opens the original)
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The Satya Niketan collapse killed seven. Behind it: a hostel shortage and a rental market without a functioning compliance system. Newslaundry visited PGs across North and South campus, where students pay up to Rs 30,000 a bed for windowless rooms, single staircases and lanes no fire tender can enter. On the first floor of a building in the main market of Satya Niketan is a restaurant. The second floor houses a hotel. The third floor is locked. The fourth floor is a boysâ paying guest accommod
âEnvironment of FIRs harmful for Indiaâ: ABP journalist booked after report on Pune college (opens the original)
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ABP Majha journalist Mandar Gonjariâs interview with a student ahead of Rahul Gandhiâs âChhatron Ki Goonjâ event on a Pune campus triggered a political row and a campus clash. Three FIRs have been filed. Gonjari denies the allegations. âSuch an environment of FIRs against journalists is wrong for them and not just them but for the country. It is harmful,â says ABP Majha journalist Mandar Gonjari. The journalist in Pune has been named in an FIR after a dispute over a single studentâ
A bigger flu season: In Delhi, H1N1 cases nearly 8 times last yearâs count (opens the original)
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Between August 20 and August 25, H1N1 cases climbed from 1,717 to 2,308 as the Delhi government held emergency reviews. For many Delhi residents, illness begins this time of the year with symptoms easy to dismiss as seasonal sickness: a cough that refuses to go away, a sore throat, body aches and a high fever that lasts for days. But this year, doctors and hospitals across Delhi are seeing more of these patients test positive for influenza, particularly H1N1 (swine flu). Delhi has reported 2,308
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