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    Delhi: JNU bans protestors in campus, students may face expulsion for flouting restrictions

    Jawaharlal Nehru University Vice Chancellor Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit says, "There is a chief proctor's office in every university as per statutes and ordinances, all universities, central universities, JNU has had a chief proctor's office since 1969. And t...

    JNU bans protests on campus, students may face expulsion for flouting restrictions: Varsity Manual

    Putting up wall posters and staging dharnas within 100 metres of the academic buildings at the Jawaharlal Nehru University can lead to a fine of up to Rs 20,000 or expulsion while any "anti-national" act will attract a Rs 10,000 fine, according to a new manual. The academic buildings of different schools house offices of chairpersons, deans, and other important office-bearers, apart from classrooms and labs.

    JNU bans protests on campus; Rs 20,000 fine for dharnas, Rs 10,000 for raising anti-national slogans

    Students at the Jawaharlal Nehru University can face a fine of Rs 20,000 for resorting to violence, holding dharnas, and hunger strikes on the campus and a fine of up to Rs 10,000 for raising anti-national slogans and inciting intolerance towards rel...

    Laptop import curbs: India needs to be cautious not to slip back to Licence Raj

    India had relied much less on non-tariff barriers so far to manage trade. But with the licence requirement for laptops, tablets and PC imports, that seems to be changing. India can’t afford to go down this old ‘industrial policy’ chute if it is to be globally competitive.

    Delhittes share videos of flouting of firecracker ban as 'Dhua Hua Kejriwal' trends on Twitter

    The Arvind Kejriwal government had in September announced a complete ban on the production, sale and use of all types of firecrackers till January 1, 2023, including on Diwali, a practice it has been following for the last two years.

    Sebi penalises Bharti Infratel for flouting regulatory norms

    As the shares acquired through the secondary market were locked in for a period of six months under the rules, the company instead issued fresh shares in FY 2015-16 against options that were exercised by employees.

    The Economic Times
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