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Sunday, March 15, 2026
TopicJNU protest

Topic: JNU protest

UGC gives funds, JNU partially rolls back hostel fee hike — service charges reduced to half

Service and utility charges for JNU hostels have been fixed at Rs 1,000 per month for general category students & Rs 500 for those in BPL category.

Modi govt is targeting JNU because it never produced right-wing leaders, says Shiv Sena

In mouthpiece Saamana, Sena says it was unfortunate that the govt, under the garb of maintaining law and order, is trying to crush all voices of dissent.

Yamini Aiyar says restore faith in economic data, Naushad Forbes wants India in RCEP

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After hostel fee hike, JNU will become India’s most expensive central university

The JNU administration’s fee hike nearly doubles the annual expense for students living in hostels to Rs 55,000-61,000.

JNU partially rolls back fee hike, retains Rs 1,700 service charge

Students not happy, say govt is trying to fool them as total amount has come down by just 5%

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US strike on Iran’s key oil export island Kharg raises fears of wider supply disruption

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