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10:14 pmDays after claims of irregularities in garbage contracts, Chief Minister meets with Opposition
10:13 pmRetired PSU staff ask President to expedite pension hikes
10:10 pmTelangana declares 365 mandals drought-affected, of which 111 severely drought-affected
10:06 pmSreedharan tells Keralam govt. to ‘ignore’ technical panel’s objections over high-speed rail project
10:05 pmWall St rises as AI momentum holds heading into key earnings, Fed decision
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10:04 pmMahayuti leads in 3 Maharashtra Council seats, MVA ahead in 2; preferential votes hold key
10:03 pmKerala Pradesh Congress Committe apologises to CJI for post on X
9:57 pmWoman catches man reportedly recording her inside metro, accused flees with phone
9:50 pmApplications invited for Yuva Nidhi Plus skill training
9:50 pmThe Hindu’s promotional campaign wins seven laurels at Love of Advertising Awards
9:48 pmHarish Rao suggests govt. to sell rice lying in godowns to pay ration dealers’ dues
9:48 pmTwo arrested in ₹1.35-crore digital arrest fraud case
9:47 pmBRICS parliamentary forum expresses ‘deep concern’ about West Asian hostilities
9:42 pmJaishankar to travel to U.S. for G20 Foreign Ministers’ meet, Quad this week

World

Jamia students refuse to call off stir on 16th day, demand definite date for polls

Reported by The Economic Times 27 Oct 2026, 10:20 am IST 1 min read

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Students at Jamia Millia Islamia remain on the 16th day of protests demanding their student union elections. The university announced elections will occur within 15 days after approving the constitution. Protesting students insist on a defined timeline for the constitution's approval and election dates.

Various alumni and student organizations express solidarity with the protesters and urge for dialogue.

Read the full report on The Economic Times

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Section: World
Topics: Elections
Places: Delhi
First reported by: The Economic Times
Reporter: pti
Published: Tuesday, 27 October 2026, 10:20 am IST
Coverage: One outlet so far

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