Over 100 students barred from exams in St. Stephen’s College over absence from morning assembly

The matter escalated as students were also reported to have been debarred from the second-semester examinations for allegedly failing to meet with the principal alongside their parents, in relation to the missed assemblies

Anti-cheating bill good but implementation matters, say students

Students at coaching institutes in Delhi praise the new bill to curb the menace of cheating but say it will be tough to implement

JNU: A microcosm of Delhi’s climate, topography and ecology

Dikshu Kukreja, head of CP Kukreja Foundation for Design Excellence, explains why the university campus could be considered a microcosm of Delhi

Alternative schools creating unique paths of education

While traditional education have dictated how children are taught, alternative schools are emerging as catalysts for much-needed change

DU stands firm on affiliation of state-funded colleges amid funding row with Delhi govt

In December of the previous year, Delhi Education Minister Atishi raised concerns about alleged financial irregularities in these 12 colleges in a letter addressed to the Centre

Amid cold wave, Delhi schools to start classes from 9 am onwards

All teaching and non-teaching staff are required to report for duty as usual, with school heads responsible for informing students, parents, and staff about the revised schedule on Sunday

Differently-abled students chart unfriendly terrain in Delhi’s universities

Capital’s top universities lack proper facilities for students with disabilities who struggle to access even important places like library and canteens

JNU students’ outfits urge V-C to cease all ongoing inquiries against students

The JNU Students' Union (JNUSU), backed by 11 members from different student organizations and hostel presidents, articulated their demand in a letter to the vice chancellor