JNUs image as anti-national university has changed in past one year: VC Pandit
New Delhi: JNUs image as an anti-national university has changed in the past one year as the universitys community has shown it is a nationalistic, creative and inclusive institution, Vice Chancellor Santishree D Pandit said on Tuesday. Over the year, some students have been accused of making anti-India statements and being involved in communal riots, Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
JNU Was Branded Anti-National, Is Now Nationalistic: Vice Chancellor
JNU's image as an anti-national university has changed in the past one year as the university's community has shown it is a ationalistic, creative and inclusive, Vice Chancellor Santishree D Pandit said on Tuesday.
Delhi HC to hear Sharjeel Imams bail plea in UAPA case on March 15
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Tuesday posted the bail plea of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) student Sharjeel Imam in a UAPA case related to an alleged conspiracy behind the 2020 riots here to March 15. A bench headed by Justice Siddharth Mridul deferred the hearing on the plea, which assails an April 2022 Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Congress is BJP's 'team B', says Mamata Banerjee
TRIPURA : In an attack on the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress ahead of the Tripura Assembly elections, Mamata Banerjee, the chief minister of West Bengal and leader of the Trinamool Congress (TMC), said on Tuesday that the BJP's team B is the Congress. TMC workers and supporters marched in Agartala on Tuesday in support of Mamata Banerjee, who is eager to increase her party's presence in other states ahead of the February 16 Tripura Assembly elections. Voter tallies will be tallied on March 2. In her remarks to the public gathering, Mamata said, We have worked for Bengal's growth. Swasthya Sathi cards are what we offer for health insurance. The Ayushman Bharat card issued by the national government lacks trust. She claimed that discussions about the Bengal model are taking place on a global scale. Under the double-engine government, unemployment has soared by 40% across the nation. Have they stayed true to their promises? Has the $15 million arrived in your account? She inquired. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Enforcement Directorate are sent to the homes of the Opposition leaders because, according to her, the BJP is unable to engage in political combat. Has black money returned since demonetization? Will we receive our money back if Life Insurance Corporation of India and State Bank of India fail? In the midst of the Adani controversy, Mamata remarked, If you people think that with the help of ED and CBI, we will be wiped away, that is not easy. Mamata criticised the BJP-led Centre, claiming that it is withholding the payment due for 100 days of work. She said that the federal government is also collecting state taxes. We have created jobs in the educational sector. However, legal action is being pursued against them because there might be some errors. Has something similar occurred in other states? CM of West Bengal, he stated. In connection with the alleged unauthorised appointment of assistant teachers through the West Bengal Central School Service Commission (WBSSC), the CBI had already issued a chargesheet against 12 people, including Subiresh Bhattachary, the former chairman of the WBCSSC. The CBI also named a former assistant secretary of the WBCSSC, an ex-advisor, two former programme officers of the commission and six others in the chargesheet submitted before an Alipore special judge. Santi Prasad Sinha, Ashok Kr Saha, Kalyanmoy Ganguly, Parna Bose, Samarjit Acharya, Prasanna Kumar Roy, Pradip Singh, Jnui Das, Md Azad Ali Mirza, Imam Momin, and Rohit Kumar Jha were the accused listed in the chargesheet. The TMC leader attacked the Congress, calling it the BJP's team B. This Congress is not that I was once affiliated with, she said. If it was, I would have stayed at that party all night. This Congress is the BJP's B team. ISF joining hands with 'infidels' to defeat Mamata Banerjee: TMC MP Tripura Assembly Poll: BJP announces candidates for 48 seats
The makers of Mission Majnu missed out biryani
Ever since the trailer of the Hindi spy thriller Mission Majnu has come out, Muslims, particularly in Pakistan, have once again been reminded that their representation lies in kohl lined eyes, skull caps and amulets,...
Congress leader in support of Sharjeel Imam who wants to cut Assam from India!
New Delhi: A Delhi court has acquitted 11 accused, including Sharjeel Imam, in the Jamia violence case. Senior Congress leader and former Home Minister P Chidambaram on Sunday said that the criminal justice system that tolerates pre-trial imprisonment is an insult to the Constitution. Chidambaram has urged the apex court to put an end to the daily abuse of law. New Delhi: A Delhi court on Saturday discharged 11 people, including former Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students Sharjeel Imam, Asif Iqbal Tanha and Safoora Zargar, in the 2019 Jamia violence case. The court said in this case that the police had made them scapegoats. Dissent should not be encouraged to be suppressed, the Congress leader tweeted and asked, There is prima facie evidence against the accused. Some of the accused have been in jail for nearly three years. Some have got bail after several months. It is pre-trial incarceration. P Chidambaram tweeted one after the other that, 'Incompetent police and overzealous prosecutors are responsible for keeping citizens in jail before the case. What action will be taken against them?' The Congress leader has asked, 'Who will refund the months or years spent by the accused in jail?' Congress leader Chidambaram said, 'Our criminal justice system tolerates pre-trial imprisonment, this is a contempt of Articles 19 and 21 of the Indian Constitution. The apex court should put an end to this daily misuse of law, the sooner the better.' What was the statement of Sharjeel Imam:- Although the speech of Sharjeel Imam is very long, here we are keeping that part in front of the readers, in which provocative and damaging things have been said about the integrity of the country. In the anti-CAA program, Sharjeel had said that 'the time has come for us to tell non-Muslims that if they are our sympathizers, then they should come and stand on our terms. If they do not stand on our terms then they are not our sympathizers. If 5 lakh people are organized with us, then we can separate the Northeast from India permanently. If not permanently, then at least for a one-half month, Assam can be cut off from India. Put so much pus on the tracks, on the road that it takes a month to remove them. If you want to go, go with the Air Force. You can also watch its video on YouTube. 'Tiger has now become old', BJP attacks CM Nitish Kumar 'IAS KK Pathak is honest, so is abusing free?': BJP 6 accused arrested in Birbhum bomb blast, one TMC worker was killed
Who is JNU student Sharjeel Imam? Know all about 2019 Jamia violence case, anti-CAA protests
A court in Delhi decided to discharge JNU student Sharjeel Imam of all the charges filed against him during the 2019 Jamia violence case.
Kiara Advani and Sidharth Malhotra Destination Wedding at Suryagarh Palace
Kiara Advani and Sidharth Malhotra are one of the most loved rumored couples in bollywood. Their wedding rumors are doing rounds on all over social media. According to reports, the duo will reportedly get married next week in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. The wedding seems to be confirmed between February 4-6 as the official Instagram handle of Suryagarh Palace Jaisalmer reacted to a media post sharing details about the D-day. According to the information, The couple is expected to tie the knot in Jaisalmer and around 100 guests including Shahid Kapoor, his wife Mira Rajput, Karan Johar and Manish Malhotra are expected to attend the wedding The Suryagarh Palace Jaisalmer, where Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani are expected to tie the knot, reacted to their wedding post. A Media portal wrote, We are heading to Jaisalmer to cover #kiaraadvani and #sidharthmalhotra wedding. We will land tomorrow and then take a jeep to Jaisalmer. One team will have to wait at Jodhpur airport incase guest are not taking chartered flights direct to Jaisalmer. We are not sure what we are going to get, but we will brace the cold weather and try our best. Most images normally get uploaded by the stars we just wait and watch. 4th to 6th Feb is where the wedding will take place at Suryagarh Palace. Suryagarh Palace's official account wrote, See you soon, Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani have not clearly admitted to dating each other but on 'Koffee With Karan 7', Kiara said that they were more than just close friends. Shahid Kapoor also teased Kiara and said, There's an announcement coming by the end of the year and it's not a movie. On work front, Kiara Advani was last seen in 'Jug Jugg Jeeyo' and 'Govinda Naam Mera' this year. Next year, she has a film with Ramcharan and Shankar lined up, along with 'Satyaprem Ki Katha'. Meanwhile, Sidharth will be seen next in 'Mission Majnu' on OTT set to release on January 19. Ayurvedic benefits of Curry leaves, How to use it 10 Most Expensive Dresses in the world, Price will blow your mind Male Baldness: Ayurvedic ways to get rid of it
Rashmika Mandanna Makes Fashion Statement in Pink Amid Secret Vacay With Vijay Deverakonda, See Pics
Rashmika Mandanna gives off major girl next door vibes in her latest photos. The actress was last seen in Mission Majnu with Sidharth Malhotra.
Mumbai: A court here has allowed Mumbai Polices plea to withdraw their case against 36 people involved in a protest at the Gateway of India after an attack on students at the Jawaharlal Nehru University in Delhi in January 2020. The police in their plea said the accused had committed the alleged act without any []
At Mission Majnu Success Bash, Sidharth Malhotra, Rashmika Mandanna And Others
Sidharth Malhotra, Rashmika Mandanna, Ronnie Screwvala and others came together in Mumbai to celebrate the success of their film Mission Majnu .
Students detained after clash over BBC documentary on Modi in Delhi
Guwahati:Delhis two other top universities, Delhi University and Ambedkar University, were the latest to face similar treatment from the university administration and the police on Thursday, two days after Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) cut off power and electricity to the campus to prevent students from screening a controversial BBC series on Prime Minister Narendra Modi. [] The post Students detained after clash over BBC documentary on Modi in Delhi appeared first on NORTHEAST NOW .
Chennai cops detain citys youngest councillor for screening BBC documentary
Politics The protest was organised by the Tamil Nadu wing of the Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI). TNM Staff Courtesy/TamilNaduCPIMTwitter Body 2: Police in Chennai briefly detained A Priyadharshini, the Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) councillor for Teynampet, on Thursday, January 26, during a protest against the Union governments decision to block links on the BBC documentary on Prime Minister Modi. The protest at Chennais TP Chatram, near the Dr BR Ambedkar statue was organised by Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI) linked with the Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI-M). According to a family member of the councillor, the protesters had intended to share the link to the banned documentary, titled India: The Modi Question , in order to watch it together on their phones. Police arrived at the location and took 14 of the protesters, including Priyadarshini, into preventive detention. All 14 were later released. However, the protesters were able to watch the documentary before the police arrived, the councillors family confirmed to TNM. Priyadharshini, who is part of the CPI(M), won from ward no 98, Teynampet during last years local urban body polls with a margin of over 5,253 votes. At 21, she is the youngest councillor in Chennai. The documentary alleges that at the time of the riots, the police had been stopped from taking action. Citing an internal UK government report that had been classified so far, the documentary says that, according to the British team that conducted the inquiry, Narendra Modi is directly responsible. The inquiry teams report in 2002 also purportedly said that the riots were to purge Muslims from Gujarat. The Union government termed the documentary propaganda and asked Twitter and YouTube to remove the links to the documentary by invoking emergency powers under Section 16 of the IT Rules, 2021. These links were blocked on January 20. Read: Meet 21-year-old Priyadarshini of CPI(M), Chennai's youngest councillor Protests against the ban of the documentary have taken place across the country, led by various Left-leaning organisations like the Students Federation of India (SFI) and by the Congress. Screenings of the banned documentary have also been taking place. On January 24, Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra shared several links to sites where the video can still be accessed. Also on January 24, the DYFI, SFI and the Youth Congress held screenings of the documentary across Kerala. On the same day the administration of Delhis Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) shut down the electricity connection on campus to prevent the university students union from screening. The Delhi Police, on January 25, detained four Jamia Millia Islamia students who are a part of the SFI after the announcement to screen their documentary. Read: JNU cuts power to prevent screening of BBC documentary on PM Modi The ban was further condemned by Rahul Gandhi, by All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) president Asaduddin Owaisi and other leaders. Read: Gujarat riots pre-planned: Caravan accesses UK report shown on BBC Modi documentary Watch: Banning BBC documentary on Modi shows govt not in its right senses: Caravan Editor Hartosh Singh Bal
After JNU ruckus, SFI to screen BBC series in Jamia today; 4 students detained
Students at the Jamia Millia Islamia University are planning to screen the controversial BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi today at 6 pm.
Watch: JNU students watch BBC documentary on 2002 Gujarat riots on phones, laptops during power cut Scroll.in
BJP protests BBC Modi documentary screenings in Kerala, dispersed with water cannons
Protest Various political groups including the DYFI, SFI and the Youth Congress had announced that they would screen the controversial BBC documentary titled India: The Modi Question. Inputs PTI Screengrab The controversial BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modis role in the 2002 Gujarat riots was screened across Kerala on Tuesday, January 24, by various political organisations including the Students Federation of India (SFI), even as the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) went up in arms protesting against the screening. BJP members took out protests in several parts of the state against the screening of the documentary, titled India: The Modi Question. In Thiruvananthapuram, police resorted to water cannons to disperse the protestors. Protest marches were taken out by BJP members to Victoria College in Palakkad and Government Law College in Ernakulam, where SFI followed through with its announcement to screen the documentary. In both places, police intervened to remove the protestors and prevent conflict. The Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI), the youth wing of the ruling CPI(M) in Kerala, said it will screen the documentary not just in the southern state, but across India. It has to be shown to the public irrespective of the attempts by the Union government to hide it, VK Sanoj, state secretary of the DYFI, told reporters. He said there was nothing anti-national about screening the documentary as it has not been banned. Meanwhile, former chief minister AK Antony's son Anil said that placing the views of the British broadcaster over Indian institutions would undermine the country's sovereignty. Despite large differences with BJP, I think those (in India) placing views of BBC, a state sponsored channel with a long history of (alleged India) prejudices, and of Jack Straw, the brain behind the Iraq war, over (Indian) institutions is setting a dangerous precedence, will undermine our sovereignty, Anil Antony, who had handled the digital communications of Congresss Kerala unit till recently, tweeted. Read: Gujarat riots pre-planned: Caravan accesses UK report shown on BBC Modi documentary Earlier in the day, various political groups in Kerala announced they would screen the documentary, prompting the BJP to urge Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan to intervene and put a stop to such endeavours. The DYFI kicked off the political storm in the state over the documentary, by announcing on its Facebook page that it would be screened across the state. Subsequently, SFI and various wings of Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC), including the Youth Congress, followed suit. The Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee's (KPCC) minority cell also said that the documentary would be screened in all district headquarters of the state on Republic Day. BJP termed such move as reasonous and asked the Kerala CM to urgently intervene, and state party president K Surendran filed a complaint with CM Pinarayi demanding that permission be not given to screen the documentary in the state. Read: JNU cuts power to prevent screening of BBC documentary on PM Modi Also read: AK Antonys son Anil says supporting BBC documentary on Modi sets dangerous precedent
Stones Thrown At JNU Students Watching BBC Series On PM Narendra Modi
Plans of some students to screen the controversial BBC series on PM Narendra Modi at Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University went awry Tuesday as power and internet were cut off. Stones were thrown at those watching it on phones, allegedly by the ABVP.
Campuses push back on BBC documentary on PM Modi
Screened at University of Hyderabad, widely in Kerala; JNU group watches it on phones
SFI, DYFI, Youth Congress in Kerala to screen BBC documentary on PM Modi
BBC documentary The Union Government had asked Twitter and popular video sharing platform YouTube to remove the links to the BBC documentary by invoking emergency powers under Section 16 of the IT Rules, 2021. TNM Staff Three political outfits in Kerala the Students Federation of India, Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI) and the Youth Congress have announced that they will screen the controversial BBC documentary India: The Modi Question, which questions the leadership of Narendra Modi, who was the Chief Minister of Gujarat when it witnessed violent communal riots in 2002. It also features a report by a British inquiry team submitted to the UK government. The Union Government had asked Twitter and popular video sharing platform YouTube to remove the links to the BBC documentary by invoking emergency powers under Section 16 of the IT Rules, 2021. The links of the documentary were blocked on January 20. DYFI, the youth wing of the Communist Marxist Party, will organize the show of the documentary at 200 venues across the state as announced in its Facebook page. The SFI, the students wing of the CPI(M) will begin the screening of the documentary in all campuses in the state from Tuesday, January 25, state secretary PM Arsho told TNM. The Youth Congress will also exhibit the documentary, state president Shafi Parambil announced on his Facebook page. The Bharatiya Janata Party has come out against the move to exhibit the documentary. Union minister of state V Muraleedharan asked Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan to urgently intervene in the matter. In Hyderabad Central University, the movie was screened by a student group called the Fraternity Movement on Monday, January 23. Generally, permission is taken from the authorities by informing the dean of students' welfare and then permission is granted to screen movies in a hall. In this case no permission was taken from authorities and the movie was screened in the open near the shopping complex. HCU has asked for a report from the security department. According to reports, the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) on Monday asked a group of students to cancel the planned screening of the documentary. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) and senior ministers in the Union Cabinet had slammed the BBC calling the documentary a propaganda film. Read: Union govt blocks access to BBC documentary on 2002 Gujarat riots
Despite advisory, JNUSU to screen BBC documentary on Modi at univ
However, the university on Monday issued an advisory regarding the screening and advised to cancel the programme immediately.
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Kiara Advani Cheers For Sidharth Malhotra At Mission Majnu Screening
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Mission Majnu Stars Sidharth Malhotra And Rashmika Mandanna Pose At The Screening
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Delhi L-G gives nod to prosecute Shehla Rashid for anti-Army tweets
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ero Tolerance For Any Violence: JNU On Anti-Brahmin Slogans On Walls
Several walls and faculty rooms at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in Delhi were defaced with slogans against the Brahmin and the Baniya community yesterday - photos of which were shared on social media triggering a row.
As Anti-Brahmin Slogans On JNU Walls Trigger Row, Probe Ordered
Several walls and faculty rooms at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in Delhi were defaced with slogans against the Brahmin community yesterday - photos of which were shared on social media triggering a row.