MEA Says No Info on Foreign Funding, Blow to CJP Smear Campaign
The MEA clarification came after several BJP leaders raised questions over the alleged foreign funding of the protests and sought ...
Read moreDetailsThe MEA clarification came after several BJP leaders raised questions over the alleged foreign funding of the protests and sought ...
Read moreDetailsCalling the crackdown an assault on democratic rights, the retired officials urged the government to compensate injured students, withdraw cases ...
Read moreDetailsThe Congress leader demanded an independent probe, a public apology from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the resignation of Education ...
Read moreDetailsCongress Parliamentary Party Chairperson Sonia Gandhi has accused the Narendra Modi government of presiding over the "collapse" of India's education ...
Read moreDetailsThe restrictions come a day after authorities ordered all shops and commercial establishments in Connaught Place to close by 6 ...
Read moreDetailsRecalling a lesson from his late father, Tendulkar said disappointment among students was understandable and called for collective efforts to ...
Read moreDetailsThe July 20 ‘Chalo Sansad’ march marked a major turning point in the ongoing CJP protest. Thousands of protesters marched ...
Read moreDetailsA senior Delhi Police officer, Additional DCP Sandeep Lamba, has been removed from duty at the Jantar Mantar protest site ...
Read moreDetailsThe war of words Between Rahul Gandhi and PM Modi comes as student protests over the NEET paper leak enter ...
Read moreDetailsDespite extensive Metro restrictions and heavy police deployment, protesters continued to gather at Jantar Mantar, while office-goers, students and daily ...
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