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Hansraj College has suspended approximately 30 students, including four Students' Union office-bearers, for alleged defamation and misconduct during the annual fest. The administration cited social media posts and disruptive behavior as reasons for the disciplinary action. The Delhi University Students' Union has condemned the move as an attack on student democracy.

Thirty Hansraj College students, including four union office-bearers, face interim suspension over alleged misconduct during the annual fest. The administration cited social media defamation and indiscipline, while students argue it's a crackdown on dissent and that procedural lapses occurred. Protests have led to temporary revocation of some suspensions.

A 14-year-old boy's last words to his father were about enjoying an IPL match and reaching home soon. Tragically, he and his 20-year-old cousin were killed in a truck accident while returning from the game. The inseparable cousins, bound by their love for cricket, leave behind a grieving family preparing for the younger boy's birthday.

Three Delhi students, Shreyas Mishra, Aditya Gupta, and Atharva Panjabi, achieved a 100 percentile in JEE (Main) 2026. Mishra's success was attributed to consistent effort, sincere adherence to teachers' guidance, and parental support, with a study routine of over six hours daily and a love for music and books.

Lawyers for three labour activists arrested in Noida for allegedly inciting violence during a protest stated they couldn't file bail applications due to a lack of arrest memos and remand applications. Police claim the activists are key conspirators, while defence argues procedural violations. The case involves multiple FIRs and numerous named individuals.

Hansraj College's annual fest, Confluence '26, was abruptly shut down on Thursday due to clashes among attendees, including outsiders, just as singer Vilen was about to perform. The event, which saw its crowd exceed expected capacity amidst escalating chaos and fighting near the stage

The International Conference on Sustainability through Fundamental and Applied Sciences (STFAS–2026) at Hindu College, University of Delhi, concluded successfully. Key discussions focused on the fourth-year undergraduate program and bridging the skill gap for industry-ready graduates

Jewar youths, promised direct airport jobs in exchange for land, face disillusionment as only third-party contractor roles are offered. Despite multiple protests and assurances, locals await promised 'on-rolls' employment with YIAPL, planning to escalate their demands during the airport's inauguration.

Five youths were brutally assaulted with iron rods and nearly run over by a car near Sector 53 metro station in Gurgaon. The attackers also vandalized the victims' vehicles and stole personal belongings. Police have registered a case and are actively searching for the accused.

The youths were assaulted because they failed to share information about two motorcycle riders the men were chasing

India's World Sufi Music Festival, Jahan-e-Khusrau, returns to New Delhi's Purana Qila from March 27-29, 2026. Curated by Muzaffar Ali, the 26th edition, themed 'The Steed of Longing | Safar-e-Ishq Continues,' will feature renowned artists, crafts, literary discussions, and Sufi cuisine, celebrating spiritual traditions and unity.

The makers of Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi are planning to introduce a new character linked to one of the show’s most controversial tracks. Actor Pearl V Puri has been approached to play the son of Ansh Gujral, originally portrayed by Akashdeep Saigal.

Every year, lakhs of aspirants attempt the UPSC Civil Services Examination, but only a few make it to the top ranks. Sanskriti Singh, who secured AIR 165 in CSE 2025, shares her journey of perseverance, self-study, and strategic preparation. Speaking to The Times of India, she highlights the importance of consistent mock practice, time management, maintaining mental balance, and learning to stay comfortable with uncertainty. Her story offers practical insights and inspiration for future aspirants.

Hansraj College students protested Monday after the principal allegedly used college facilities, including the sports ground and a closed hostel, for her son's wedding. The SFI cited the hostel's year-long closure due to structural issues and the rescheduling of a student tournament as major grievances. Student representatives called for a campus-wide ban on private events.