Some of the workers have been working here for more than 15 years and the salary they get from the hostel is their only source of income. 

Many international students are in a state of panic because most flight and train services are still suspended and many border states are in lockdown mode as the number of COVID-19 cases in India has crossed the two million mark.

In 2017, MCI had sealed Glocal Medical College after it failed a series of inspections. But 50 students from the 2016 batch have yet to be transferred to a new college.

Though most students were notified that they could take an online test from home, one student, despite repeated requests, was asked to make her way to a centre 300 km from where she lives.

On March 22, a man sped past a Manipuri woman in Vijay Nagar, spat at her and called her "corona".

The hostel administration has said that they will take disciplinary and legal action against students who don't vacate the hostel.

Though the principal had cancelled the annual event and suggested that an alternative be thought up of, male students of the college still went ahead with the decades-old Valentine's Day puja.

Many students said Delhi Police personnel on campus had done little to tame the men, choosing instead to pose for selfies with a performer.

On day one of the fest, artists and scholars came together to share their stories and reject the regressive Trans Rights Bill, which is now a law.

The LGBTQIA+ community has been protesting against the bill for months now, saying it will only further marginalise trans people.

To protest against the Trans Rights Bill, NRC and 'politics of hate', many wore black to the parade.

Amidst heavy security deployment, over a thousand students marched towards Parliament Street to demand a complete roll back of the new hostel draft.

Last night, 15-20 outsiders broke into the campus and used lathis, pots and belts to beat up the students protesting on the campus.

The administration has issued showcause notice to five students for allegedly protesting the participation of an Israeli delegate at a university event.

Students say that they aren't allowed to collectively air their grievances, the mess food is unhygienic, the faculty is sub-par and the college is governed by an archaic code of conduct.

In the suspension letter, the students have been accused of violating the model code of conduct and interfering with the administrative process.

One daughter took an extreme step to help her mother realise how the lockdown in Kashmir has affected thousands of families.

Students have been writing letters to the college's director as well as the state government but haven't got any satisfactory response as yet.