KIRORI MAL COLLEGE
India has never allowed genetically modified products' import, won't do in future: Piyush Goyal
India continues to maintain a strict policy against the import of genetically modified products, as stated by Minister Piyush Goyal. He highlighted that the dairy sector remains particularly sensitive and has not been opened in trade agreements. Goyal emphasized India's commitment to protecting its agricultural and fisheries sectors while seeking preferential market access for textiles and pharmaceuticals.
India has never allowed import of GM products, will never open dairy sector: Piyush Goyal
Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal emphasized India’s commitment to safeguarding its dairy sector from free trade agreement pressures. He reiterated the nation's opposition to imports of genetically modified products, considering them sensitive. Goyal mentioned efforts to unlock new employment opportunities and promote domestic agriculture for competitive exports.
Amitabh Bachchan’s school days in Nainital: How his boarding-school years shaped Bollywood’s future superstar
Amitabh Bachchan once recalled his days at Sherwood College in Nainital, where he developed key values. Looking back at his journey, Bachchan emphasised how the educational experience contributed to his success in Hindi cinema. Today, he remains a renowned figure in the entertainment world.
Amitabh Bachchan's niece has a PhD in aeronautical engineering. Who is Nilima Bachchan? : 'If there is a genuine Dr Bachchan after my father, it is her’
The Bachchan family is chockfull of members who have made their mark in the showbiz and beyond. In one of his old interviews, superstar Amitabh Bachchan, aka Big B, opened up on some of the members of the Bachchan family who stayed away from the limelight but hit the bull’s eye in their respective careers nevertheless.
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5 actors who lived in Delhi University (DU) student areas Satya Niketan, Mukherjee Nagar during their college days: Manoj Bajpayee to Divyenndu Sharma
Several Bollywood actors spent an important part of their college years in Delhi. Manoj Bajpayee lived in Mukherjee Nagar, while Aditi Sharma and Divyenndu Sharma stayed in Satya Niketan and Kamla Nagar, where they made memories and developed their interest in acting. Read on!
Seven top Bollywood actors stayed in Delhi University (DU) hostels during college: Amitabh Bachchan to Archana Puran Singh to Imtiaz Ali
Delhi University hostels have been an important part of the college years of several Bollywood stars. Amitabh Bachchan fondly remembers his days at Kirori Mal College, including watching movies from his hostel. Anurag Kashyap has often spoken about how his hostel life at Hansraj College helped prepare him for his journey to Mumbai. Imtiaz Ali and Arjun Rampal have also shared memorable stories from their time at Hindu College. Read on!
Satya Niketan building collapse: 'I told him not to travel, but he insisted,' says mother of DU student who died in the tragedy
A building collapse in southwest Delhi killed seven people, including a Delhi University student named Arpit. Arpit had returned home for Rakshabandhan and was killed shortly after arriving back in Delhi. His mother is overwhelmed with grief and guilt after Arpit's tragic death. Friends mourn Arpit, remembering shared plans for concerts and college. The building owner has been apprehended, and an inquiry is underway.
DU UG cutoffs: St. Stephen's, Hindu College emerge as top institutes
Delhi University, for the first time, adopted CUET for UG admissions and released college and course-wise cutoffs. Hindu College had the highest cutoff for BA (Hons) Political Science at 950.58. Over 3.1 crore students registered, with 1.7 crore preferences submitted. The first seat allotment list offered 71,642 seats, and the admission process is ongoing.
What are the odds? Four UPSC 2025 rank holders come from the same DU college, same department and from consecutive batches
Four students from Kirori Mal College’s Geography Department cracked UPSC 2025, each from consecutive batches, including sisters Saumya (AIR 18) and Sumegha Mishra (AIR 253). Faculty celebrated their consistency, self-motivation, and alignment of the curriculum with the UPSC syllabus. This rare feat underscores the department’s unique academic culture and commitment to nurturing future civil servants.
Partition of India broke Northeast's natural connectivity: S Jaishankar at Kirori Mal College
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar criticized the partition of India for disrupting the natural connectivity of northeastern states and affecting growth due to political barriers and administrative issues. He emphasized that the Northeast's growth should have been slowed down due to these factors. Jaishankar also noted that the current economic stability in the Northeast is improving, but urged Delhi to first look east and appreciate the potential of the Northeast.
Popular singer KK passes away in Kolkata
KK was a popular Indian playback singer. He was regarded as one of the most versatile singers of his generation.
DU releases third cut-off list, required marks for admissions still on higher side
The SRCC had pegged the cut-offs for BA (Honours) Economics and B.com (Honours) at 100 per cent in the first list. The asking marks for BA (Honours) Economics came down to 99.75 per cent in the second list and have come down to 99.50 per cent in the third list.
DU releases second cut-off list; marginal decline in marks requirement
Of the eight colleges that had announced 100 per cent cut-offs for courses, Hindu College, Jesus and Mary College and Hansraj College have closed admissions. There are two vacant seats at Ramjas College for BA (Honours) Political Science, which is why it has not effected any change in the cut-off, which remains at 100 per cent.
DUSU polls test for parties' popularity among youths, say students
Prakhar Yadav said the results of the DUSU polls will indicate which side the young voter is supporting and will help political parties prepare accordingly.
Delhi University likely to release first cut-off tonight, competition may get stiffer
The various cut-off lists released by the university would be closely monitored by the aspirants as even a marginal dip in the required score can change the options available.
Labourer's son, porter's daughter from slums bag seats in DU
Devinder is the first to go to college from his family and is taking all the precautions not to fall sick this monsoon.
93% Delhi University students say no choices offered under CBCS: Survey
CBCS allows students' "seamless mobility" across higher education institutions and transfer of credit earned by students.
DUSU stalls screening of documentary on Muzaffarnagar riots
DUSU office bearers led by activists from Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad interrupted the screening of documentary organised by the college's Film Society.
AAP accuses NSUI of attacking its leaders at Delhi University
AAP's youth wing accused the Congress-affiliated National Students Union of India (NSUI) members of attacking two of its leaders - Alka Lamba and Dilip Pandey.
Delhi University cutoffs get absurd, soar beyond 100%!
"Some of them may go to Economics or History or some other subject. But we won't know until they do," said Ahuja.
Delhi University examination paper an exact copy of earlier test
Question paper on financial management for 5th sem BCom students was an exact copy of what DU's SOL students got for their annual exam this year.
Political Science top priority for students aspiring for Civil Services
With both commerce and science students vying for political science, the top scorer getting admitted here is a non-humanities student with 99.3%.
Civil services aspirants vie for political science course in colleges
Students feel studying political science would give a holistic understanding of society & politics & help for careers in civil services.
DU admissions: 2nd list out, marginal drop in cut-offs
In Hindu College, admissions for History, Political Science, Hindi, Sanskrit, Maths and Statistics honours courses have been closed.
DU's 10th list out, colleges still far from filling up seats
Even though Delhi University accepted a record number of applications this year, the varsity seems to be finding it difficult to fill up seats as a number of colleges reopened admissions in the 10th cut off list issued tonight.
Delhi university: 100% unlikely, but DU first cutoffs to stay high
The inflation in cutoffs last year had left many gasping. Shri Ram College of Commerce posted 100% as the cutoff for BCom (honours) for non-commerce students.
DU second cutoff: BCom, Economics open in many colleges
While the first cutoff list in Delhi University came as a shocker, the second list will seem like a ray of hope for many.
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