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- Jul 23, 2026
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Students should not become political tool by joining ‘cockroach’ protest: DU official (opens the original)
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University students should not become a “political tool” by participating in the ongoing CJP-led protests, Rajni Abbi, Director, Delhi University South Campus, told The Indian Express, saying it is advised that students stay away from the agitation as it has, in its view, “turned into a political exercise.” On Thursday, the university issued an advisory on X, urging students and faculty to stay away from Jantar Mantar, where the protests are being held. “Dear students and faculty, your safety ma
At resurrected Jantar Mantar stage, the scars of violence and defiant slogans (opens the original)
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By afternoon on Tuesday, the first row in front of the stage at the protest site at Jantar Mantar was packed once again. Many of them — positioned an iron barricade away from the stage — were among those who got detained or sustained injuries barely 24 hours ago as the police and paramilitary forces used teargas and resorted to lathicharge to manage Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)-led protesters who took part in the ‘Sansad Chalo March’. The protesters have been demanding the resignation of Educatio
Sons injured during CJP’s Parliament march, a mother breaks down: ‘Attack on country’s children’ (opens the original)
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At around 4 pm, amid the clamour of slogans, ambulance sirens and exploding teargas shells, hundreds of protesters streamed out of the gates of an iconic gurdwara in the heart of Delhi — their refuge on a tumultuous afternoon. Some clutched damp handkerchiefs to their faces to ward off the teargas, others held half-finished plastic water bottles they had hurriedly filled inside, and a few carried placards that read: “We are with Sonam Wangchuk.” Only minutes earlier, many of them had rushed into
NEET AIR 1 Aryan Gupta: ‘Had cried a lot when exam was cancelled… but then I wasn’t alone’ (opens the original)
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Just over two months after watching his medical dreams seemingly collapse with the cancellation of the NEET-UG examination amid a paper leak controversy, Aryan Gupta on Thursday scripted a comeback by securing the joint All India Rank (AIR)-1 in the country’s biggest medical entrance test. The 17-year-old from Ludhiana, who says he “cried a lot” when the May 12 exam was scrapped, scored 715 out of 720 marks in the re-test. Aryan shares the top rank with Haryana’s Panshul Bansal. In the results d
New target for Delhi Health Department: 1.49 lakh HPV vaccinations in 100 days (opens the original)
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More than four months after India launched its nationwide Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination programme for 14-year-old girls, Delhi has administered roughly 13,500 vaccine doses, prompting the state government to launch a renewed push in schools with an ambitious target of vaccinating 1.49 lakh girls over the next 100 days, The Indian Express has learnt. Officials said the fresh target comes after the Delhi Health department reviewed the campaign’s progress following its initial 90 days and
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