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JNUSU claims 6 students have been suspended for protesting against fee hike

PTI -
Students of JNU have been protesting against a hike in hostel fees for over a month, which led to semi roll-back of the hike.

JNU hostel fee will be highest among central universities despite partial roll-back: Govt

Kritika Sharma -
HRD ministry internal report says JNU hostel fee after a partial roll-back will be Rs 48,100 per year, with only Delhi University coming close.

HRD secretary R. Subrahmanyam transferred over ‘JNU student protests’

Neelam Pandey -
R. Subrahmanyam will now be secretary, Department of Social Justice and Empowerment. He will be replaced by Amit Khare, the school education secretary.

JNU seeks Delhi High Court action against students and police for ‘violating’ court order

PTI -
JNU administration said students has "grossly violated" the Delhi High Court order by holding a protest within 100 metres of the administrative block.

JNU students protesting fee hike get govt assurance, but unsure if university will toe line

Kritika Sharma -
Higher Education Secretary R. Subramanyam says attempts are on to get students and the JNU administration to negotiate and end the impasse.

JNU fee hike is to meet expenditure on hostel maintenance, says HRD Minister

PTI -
In a written response to a question in Rajya Sabha, HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal pointed out that JNU had last increased hostel room rents around 40 years ago.

BJP leaders want JNU shut down, but Team Modi has its share of university’s alumni

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2016 image of severely injured man shared as that of JNU student who protested fee hike

Taran Deol -
The viral photograph actually is from the 2016 unrest in Kashmir after the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani.

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

Kritika Sharma -
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.

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