“They are waging a war against India, say pamphlets. Their brochures say that. Such people leading the JNUSU or JNUSU members openly participating with such forces, you do not need to hesitate to say anti-India, therefore,” Sitharaman said. read more

Delhi Police, CRPF personnel guard all gates to ‘prevent the entry of outsiders’ on the campus. read more

The Jawaharlal Nehru University Students’ Union (JNUSU) elections triggered a rift between the National Students Union of India unit of the university and its national leadership. read more

The AISA members, who were joined by other Left groups, lodged three FIRs, accusing ABVP members of molestation and assault. The ABVP lodged one case of molestation and two of assault. read more

The JNU administration said it strongly condemned such violence and warned students against inviting outside elements to participate in such disruptive activities. read more

Slogans and the sound of daflis and drums filled the air at 2pm inside the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus on Sunday after it was announced that the United Left had swept all four seats read more

A total of 1,148 votes were polled against the NOTA (none of the above) option this year in the Jawaharlal Nehru University Student Union (JNUSU) election read more

JNUSU election 2018: The United Left won all four central panel posts in the students’ union polls. read more

The Left Unity is leading in the counting for President and Vice-president post in the central panel of the JNU Students Union (JNUSU) polls after counting began after days of violence on Saturday. read more

The Election Committee (EC) assigned the task of conducting polls said the counting resumed after the Grievance Redressal Committee appointed an observer -- who happens to be a JNU Professor -- to be present during the counting. read more

ABVP has, however, denied putting up the posters, saying, “Left parties are scared of us and hence, this is propaganda against us. We have not issued any such poster.” read more

JNUSU elections 2018: Elections were held for the posts of president, general secretary, vice-president and joint secretary. Here are the highlights. read more

Wednesday’s presidential debate saw national-level issues — cases of mob lynching, demonetisation, anti-national forces and the recent arrests of activists — being raised by the candidates instead of local campus related concerns. read more

The main contenders in the elections are the United Left, comprising AISA, SFI, DSF and AISF; ABVP and NSUI. read more

The election to the JNUSU president’s post is scheduled to be held on Friday read more