SFI, Fraternity Movement and NSUI opposition to the RSS-linked ‘Yuva Kumbh’ event led to a confrontation between student groups and campus security.
About The Author
Ainnie Arif is a journalist covering diplomacy and international affairs with a South Asian lens. She focuses on how global events intersect with regional politics and local impact.
Nearly a week after a group of men forced their way into Gargi College during student council elections, students say the shock has given way to anger and uneasy reflection.
BY Ainnie Arif 24 April 2026
The April 22 Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 civilians triggered a sharp escalation, with India launching search operations and announcing sweeping diplomatic measures, including putting the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance.
BY Ainnie Arif 22 April 2026
It has been a year since the Pahalgam attack - an incident which raised some pertinent questions on security, accountability, and retaliation in Kashmir. We are revisiting what we wrote then. Carried out by security forces in the wake of an attack that rattled the Valley and the nation, the operations ended up displacing entire families — elderly and children alike — leaving them without homes or answers.
BY Ainnie Arif 21 April 2026
The platform recorded around 62 million visits in February alone, underscoring the massive scale and reach of such content online.
BY Ainnie Arif 17 April 2026
Wholesale and manufacturing units in Noida report sharp decline in business, with orders dropping to as low as 10 per cent and some firms facing losses of up to 30 per cent.
BY Ainnie Arif 17 April 2026
Donald Trump has adopted a confrontational approach towards allies, marked by informal, public criticism of leaders such as Emmanuel Macron and Pedro Sánchez, straining diplomatic ties.
BY Ainnie Arif 14 April 2026
A deepening LPG crisis, rising costs and shrinking job opportunities are pushing Noida’s daily-wage labourers into severe distress, forcing many to return to their villages.
BY Ainnie Arif 7 April 2026
Denial of self-identification and narrowing definitions have left residents worried about identity recognition, access to schemes and the future of care systems.
BY Ainnie Arif 1 April 2026
Registered unrecognised parties have the highest share of candidates with criminal cases, while independents have the lowest; several major parties field candidates with serious charge
BY Ainnie Arif 30 March 2026
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