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SRCC students help puppeteers, manual scavengers earn a decent living

Students from the prestigious Sri Ram College of Commerce aren't just about number-crunching. They use social entrepreneurship to help underprivileged people in the national capital from facilitating micro-credit for autorickshaw drivers to reaching out and arranging vocational training to puppeteers, manual scavengers to helping manual scavengers earn a decent living. ...  

Modi should put aside his pettiness and behave like a leader: Aakar Patel

Does the Modi show at DU indicate that he is indeed BJP's face for the 2014 polls? Columnist Aakar Patel joined IBNLive readers for an interaction on the issue. ...  

India @ 9 with Rajdeep Sardesai

Union Finance Minister P Chidambaram on Wednesday lashed out against Indian Army for its reluctance to make amendments to controversial AFSPA. ...

Does brand Modi hold appeal for India's youth?

In his first public address at the Shri Ram College of Commerce since his re-election as the Gujarat CM, Narendra Modi cleverly interwove facts and figures with wit to drive home his agenda. ...

Modi makes his intentions clear at SRCC, raises pitch for a national role

BJP leaders have consistently maintained that party parliamentary board will decide on its PM candidate. However, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi has made his intentions clear. He has shown a marked alacrity in seeking a role for himself in national politics. ...

Youth hail Modi after speech at SRCC, Congress calls him regressive

The Gujarat Chief Minister addressed the students of Delhi University at Shri Ram College of Commerce, calling them India's biggest resource and saluted them for making India a global power. ...

News 360: Modi pitches to the youth at SRCC, is hailed by the students

The Gujarat chief minister addressed the students of Delhi University at Shri Ram College of Commerce, calling them India's biggest resource and saluted them for making India global power. ...

Modi outlines his vision to develop India, Cong not impressed

"Don't leave, speak a little more," shouted students at the Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi, as Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi finished his hour-long address and prepared to leave. According to the college student union's vice-president, the 62-year-old was able to successfully connect with them. ...  

Gujarat model of development is pro-people, good governance: Modi

Pitching himself as a leader and a visionary who can harness India's untapped potential and make it a developed country, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi reached out to the youth, calling them India's biggest resource while addressing the students at Shri Ram College of Commerce on Wednesday. ...  

Delhi: Protests outside SRCC against Modi's visit

A group of students protested outside Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) against the visit of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday. The students broke the police barricade and shouted slogans outside SRCC. ...  

Modi meets PM, to address students at SRCC

Narendra Modi met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wedneaday in a reportedly courtesy call after he was re-elected as the Gujarat Chief Minister. ...  

Modi to meet PM in Delhi today

Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi will be meeting Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in the capital on Wednesday. No agenda is set for the meeting. Reportedly Modi is in Delhi to speak at the prestigious Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC). ...  

DU student commits suicide after tiff with girlfriend

New Delhi: A 21-year-old BCom student of Delhi University committed suicide in New Delhi by jumping from a building after a heated argument with his girlfriend on Saturday morning, police said. Abhishek, who hailed from Guwahati in Assam, jumped from third floor of his rented accommodation in north Delhi's Mukherjee Nagar, around 9.30 am. Abhishek was a third year BCom student at the Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC). He...  

Delhi University first cut-off list out

New Delhi: Getting admission into the Delhi University seems to be getting tougher every year. The first cut-off lists for 2012 are out and in some relief for the students, there is no 100 per cent cut off this year. But the average cut-off has gone up by about 0.5 per cent. The cut-off for Science courses has now risen to 99.25 per cent while for BCom courses it is...  

DU cut offs remain less than 100 per cent, just

New Delhi: A year after they sparked much hue and cry, Delhi University colleges this year spared students the horror of a 100 per cent cut off percentage, though Hindu college put a ceiling of 99.25 to its cut-off range. The University announced its first cut off list on Monday amid apprehension among students who are hoping to get admissions in the prestigious University. Sri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC),...  

DU fake admission scam: how touts operate

New Delhi: Last week the Delhi Police's crime branch busted the fake admission racket at the Delhi University (DU). The parents have now come forward to share how they were cheated by touts and how the university's complicated admission procedure leads unsuspecting students to such racketeers. Delhi police arrested three people in the case. They allegedly got fake caste certificates made for students and got them admission. A student was...  

Fake caste certificate scam busted in DU

New Delhi: Days after the 100 per cent cut-off nightmare hit Delhi University, an admission racket has been busted, as three people have been arrested for selling fake caste certificates and helping at least 12 students get admission in top notch colleges. One of them is a student who scored 94 per cent and took the route to secure a seat at the prestigious SRCC. Due to the high cut...  

100 pc needed to study B Com at SRCC

The cut-off for B COM (HONS) in SRCC is 100 per cent for non commerce students. ...

Sibal asks DU VC for action on 100 pc cut-off

New Delhi: HRD Minister Kapil Sibal on Wednesday slammed Sri Ram College of Commerce for announcing 100 per cent cut-off for admissions. Expressing his unhappiness, Sibal requested the DU Vice Chancellor to take note of it and said, "This is unfortunate and I'm hopeful that other colleges don't do this." Sibal, who sees the high cut-off for science students to enter commerce colleges as an attempt to keep science students...  

The new IPO: DU admissions hit 100 pc cut-off

New Delhi: The Delhi University admission race seems like a scramble to land yourself with a share allotment in an Initial Public Offering. You know there is a base price. What you do next is to ascertain a premium you will be willing to pay to garner a certain number of shares. When the share is listed on the stock exchange, the price band is announced and if you are...