 | Kolkata diary: Cops warn of potholes before Durga Puja beginsThe police have written to the civic body that it would be difficult for them to make the necessary arrangement for crowd circulation unless the roads are repaired on time. |
 | ABVP sweeps DUSU elections with three seats, leaves one for NSUIThe National Students’ Union of India (NSUI) won the vice -president’s post. As the frontrunner, the ABVP had won as many seats in 2019 as well. |
 | ABVP wins president’s post for eighth time in 11 years in DelhiIt was only in the years 2014 and 2015 when the ABVP had bagged all four seats in the election. |
 | DUSU polls: Campus security beefed upLocal police, central paramilitary forces and reserve staffers will be deployed to provide adequate security during voting and on the counting day. |
| DUSU polls: Candidates go all out to woo voters ahead of electionThe campus is abuzz with protests, sloganeering, defacement, traffic snarls, and verbal spats ahead of Delhi University Students Union elections slated for September 22. |
 | ABVP manifesto offers sops to women votersThe manifesto titled – WoManifesto – has been designed to care for woman students as well, the ABVP said. |
 | Enlightening politics: Buddhist studies preferred choice of DUSU candidatesIn this year’s poll, apart from four top ABVP candidates, two students from NSUI and one from SFI are from the Buddhist Studies department. Only AISA doesn’t have a candidate from the department. |
 | Campus abuzz with excitement in final lap of DUSU pollEvery student organisation is busy promoting its ideology, defending its manifesto and projecting its presidential candidates, with only a few days ahead of DUSU polls. |
| ABVP candidates canvass for votes in varsity hostelsThe student union led by ABVP will work on issues related to security of the students, academic concerns, and infrastructure, Sushant Dhankhad, ABVP’s candidate said. |
 | DUSU polls: Final list out, CYSS not in race"Our campaign has been against the BJP-backed ABVP and we will continue with it even without contesting the elections," CYSS-Delhi vice-president Sadique Raza said. |
 | Will respond to criticism only at right time, says Congress leader KVP Ramachandra RaoKVP said he was asked by his friends and well-wishers to respond to the unwarranted criticism, distorting his comments made on that day. |
 | TPCC chief Revanth threatens to expose KCR-KVP ‘links’Addressing a meeting here, Revanth said that Congress leader from Andhra Pradesh KVP Ramachandra Rao had never been invited to any meetings of the Telangana party unit. |
 | DU student polls: ABVP candidates violate poll norms with impunityWith only eight days left for the election to the DUSU, ABVP organized a massive rally comprising 5,000-odd students but ended up violating traffic rules and Lyngdoh Committee norms. |
| Campus abuzz with excitement in run-up to DUSU pollsThe office of the Chief Election Officer, DUSU Elections 2023-24 will issue the entry pass for scrutiny of nomination papers to be held on September 14 at 3:15 pm. |
| ‘Will focus on hostel facilities for as many students as possible’: ABVPOur focus will be to arrange maximum hostel facilities, especially for women, in DU, says ABVP media convener Ashutosh Singh. |
 | SC adjourns PIL seeking cross-verification of EVMs with VVPAT by voters, says 'no urgency'The petitioner had sought direction from the poll panel and the Centre to ensure the voters are able to verify through VVPATs that their vote has been "counted as recorded." |
 | KVP Ramachandra Rao’s plea for ‘local’ tag may be rejectedDuring an event organised on Saturday evening to launch a book, Ramachandra Rao made a passionate plea to Telangana Congress leaders, requesting them to recognise him as a localite. |
 | Jadavpur University students stage protest against new officiating Vice ChancellorWhen the vice-chancellor was leaving administrative building Aurobindo Bhavan on Monday, students of the SFI-controlled Arts Faculty Students' Union intercepted him and raised their demands. |
 | Religious harmony shines in a small Kollam villageMeanwhile, Ashraf M, the general secretary of the mosque, emphasised that this precedent serves as a powerful example of religious harmony for younger generations. |
 | Death by ragging: A long global history of violenceMeanwhile, in the 1960s and 1970s, Indian academia was overrun by waves of inculturation from the US. |
