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Killing of Ajay Pandita-The Follow up of TRF’s Warning?
The Resistance Front (TRF), an affiliate of the banned Pakistan based terror outfit The Lashkar E Taiba(LET). A couple of days back, the outfit issued a statement through its channels on online messaging platforms openly declared that the new domicile law was a ploy by the ruling BJP & the RSS to change the demography […]
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Last date for Online Application forms for UGC-NET, ICAR, JNU extended
Monday, 1st June 2020 : In view of various requests received from the students and various hardships faced by them due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has extended the last dates for submissions of Online Application forms for UGC-NET, ICAR, JNU Entrance Test and other examinations which are conducted by the […]
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Delhi University UG Admissions 2020: Tentative Dates Announced
Saturday, 30th May 2020 : Amid COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent admission process been kept on hold by the administration, Delhi University has finally released the tentative schedule of online admissions for various Under-Graduate (UG) courses. For the students seeking to enroll in various UG courses offered by the varsity this year, the online registration portal […]
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Decoding the economics of pandemic for students
The Corona pandemic has hit every section of our society. The economy is predicted to be on a free fall. Jobs and therefore the livelihood of people would be hit in a way never seen since last few decades. Some economists are painting a rather grim picture and comparing it with the global recession of […]
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COVID19 PANDEMIC- LIMITATIONS OF 20TH CENTURY SOLUTIONS FOR A 21ST CENTURY PROBLEM
The above given cartoon by Satish Acharya has been shared a lot many times of late. While it wants to make a more specific point about the relative underfunding of healthcare when compared to the defence forces, I believe this aspect is only a symptom of a broader malaise which has been uncovered by the […]
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शहीद दिवस विशेष – ‘युवक!’
[‘युवक!’ शीर्षक से नीचे दिया गया भगतसिंह का यह लेख ‘साप्ताहिक मतवाला’ (वर्ष : 2, अंक सं. 36, 16 मई, 1925) में बलवन्तसिंह के नाम से छपा था। इस लेख की चर्चा ‘मतवाला’ के सम्पादकीय कर्म से जुड़े आचार्य शिवपूजन सहाय की डायरी में भी मिलती है। लेख से पूर्व यहाँ’आलोचना’ में प्रकाशित डायरी के उस अंश […]
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Hidden agenda anti-nationalist elements on the name of welfare and protection of human rights
“It would do a great deal of good to the present generation if they went through Swami Vivekananda writings and speech”, these thoughts were delivered by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India in 1949 during his speech in Ramakrishna Paramhansa’s 114th birthday celebration program in Ramakrishna Mission, New Delhi. Swami Vivekananda empowered […]
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YUVA Vimarsh poses with the iconic Vivekanand statue
Swami Vivekanand statue in the heart of Arts faculty, North Campus, University of Delhi has inspired the young minds of the University since its inception. The thoughts and vision of Vivekanand has always influenced the youth of India to serve with the resolve to keep nation first. The dedicated volunteers of Vimarsh_2k19 organised a Campus […]
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The Student Outrage, Ends in Arrest: DU Acid Attack Exposed as Father’s Fabrication and Vicious Revenge.
New Delhi The alleged acid attack on a Delhi University student that sparked city-wide outrage has been exposed as a calculated hoax. Delhi Police on Monday arrested the 20-year-old student’s father, Akil Khan, after he confessed to orchestrating the entire incident as a plot for revenge. The shocking turn reveals that the student did not […]
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Acid Attack on DU Student Sparks Outrage: Demands for Enhanced Security
It’s a shameful act that has just happened near Lakshmibai College, University of Delhi. A 20-year-old, 2nd-year student from Lakshmibai College has been allegedly attacked with acid by her stalker and his associates. According to the information given by the Delhi Police, the names of the attackers have been identified. The incident occurred when the […]
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छठ : प्रकृति एवं संस्कृति का संगम
श्रुति सिंह महापर्व छठ परिचय व नामकरण■ परिचय- छठ पर्व भारत के प्रमुख, प्राचीन एवं पवित्र पर्वों में से एक है। यह कार्तिक मास के शुक्ल पक्ष के षष्ठी तिथि को मनाया जाता है। इस पर्व में सूर्य देव और उनकी बहन उषा देवी (छठी मैया) की उपासना की जाती है, जिससे स्वास्थ्य, समृद्धि और […]
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Policy Politics in Education: Kerala’s Journey from NEP Opposition to PM SHRI Adoption
Suryathejus R. Introduction Kerala is a state in India. Sometimes, Kerala does not quickly agree with plans made by the central government. They take the time to think carefully before saying yes. A few years ago, the Indian government made a new rule for schools called the New Education Policy (NEP) 2020. Some states like […]
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Citizen’s Duties: The Backbone of India
ISHA DUDEJA The Duties of a Citizen: The Pillar of India “The power of a nation lies not in its military or the riches of its citizens, but in the character of its citizens.” As we look at the tricolor waving high every day, it reminds us of our hard-won, invaluable, and precious freedom. But […]
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Symposium on “Urban Naxalism and the Battle for Minds: Safeguarding India’s Academic Spaces”
The Department of Political Science, Shaheed Bhagat Singh Evening College, University ofDelhi, organised a symposium on “Urban Naxalism and the Battle for Minds: SafeguardingIndia’s Academic Spaces” on 16th October 2025. The event was chaired by Dr. SaurabhDubey, Teacher-in-Charge of the Department, and drew inspiration from the Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Yogesh Singh’s recent address at Vigyan […]
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The Science Behind Diwali’s Spark
Samiksha Dubey Diwali, or Deepavali, is one of India’s biggest and happiest festivals. People all over the world celebrate it with joy. It is called the Festival of Lights because everything looks bright and beautiful!On Diwali, families and friends come together to celebrate new beginnings and happiness. People light diyas and candles that make their […]
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स्वः से स्वदेशी तक
ज्योत्सना हर बड़ा बदलाव, हर विचार, हर आंदोलन की शुरुआत होती है खुद से — “स्वः” से।अपने भीतर झाँकने से, अपनी सोच, अपनी कमजोरियों और ताकतों को पहचानने से।आज का युवा तेज़, जागरूक और बहुमुखी है, लेकिन इसी तेज़ रफ़्तार में कहीं हम अपनी जड़ों, अपनी मिट्टी और अपनी पहचान से दूर न हो जाएँ […]
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Murder of Democracy in JNU: Student Community Rallies Against Left-led JNUSU; Effigy Burnt in Protest
After the call of the ABVP JNU & ABVP led JNUSU , a massive student protest was held today against the blatant violation of JNU’s democratic structure and the “victim card” politics employed by Left groups. An effigy of the Left-led JNUSU was burned at Sabarmati T Point to protest the arbitrary and undemocratic announcement […]
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Leadership and Accountability: A Profession’s Dignity
PARUL SINGH In a recent incident where Deepika Jha, the DUSU Joint Secretary (affiliated with ABVP), allegedly slapped Professor Sujit Kumar, the convenor of the disciplinary committee at Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar College, University of Delhi, has sparked a widespread debate across the academic fraternity. According to reports, the altercation occurred in the presence of […]
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The Culture of Coercion: When Student Politics Clashes with Academic Dignity
Suryathejus The Misbehaving and humiliation against Professors by DUSU post Holders are not a New Phenomenon, It has been a kind of inherited behavior from one Union to the other, every year. This time it’s Deepika Jha the Joint Secretary of the Delhi University Students’ Union (DUSU), affiliated to the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), […]
Continue ReadingThe Bamiyan Indictment: A Silent Rebuke on the Diplomatic Stage
Suryathejus R The recent official visit of a Taliban Foreign Minister to India was a stark lesson in diplomatic irony, underscored by a deliberate staging choice that spoke volumes without uttering a word. As the official sat down for talks, the wall behind him was dominated by a colossal photograph of the Bamiyan Buddha. This […]
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