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The Supreme Court on Friday delivered a landmark verdict that the AMU is entitled to minority status under Article 30 of the Constitution of India. Read further on Dynamite News:

NHRC finds negligence in AMU stray dog attack, recommends ₹7.5 lakh relief to victim's family.

The Supreme Court is currently hearing a 57-year-long dispute over the minority character of Aligarh Muslim University.

The Supreme Court on January 11 observed that the right given to religious and linguistic minorities to establish and administer their own educational institutions under Article 30(1) of the Constitution was not intended to “ghettoise” them.

A Constitution Bench headed by Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud observed that the mere presence of office-bearers from a majority community in some wings of the administration of educational institutions do not dilute their minority character.

General point about NL Sena. If there is a project that can be anticipated, then it should be set up a while before the actual need, so that people can spend a fixed amount of money for multiple months. For instance, NL-TNM fund was opened up in October. But it…

Prof. Naima K. Gulrez, the first woman in AMU's 100-year history, is among five potential candidates for the VC post. Her credentials, cultural affinity with the President & Education Minister, and her husband's role as acting VC have sparked debate on fairness. Insiders say she ticks all boxes sought by…

Three weeks ago, a primetime anchor on Zee UP-Uttarakhand declared that students at Aligarh Muslim University had “sloganeered in support of the terrorist group Hamas”.

AMUTA calls for one-day dharna on Sept 6 to demand panel formation for appointing regular V-C. If not taken seriously, they may go on indefinite strike. AMU Court members wrote to acting V-C to take immediate steps to appoint regular V-C. Delay in appointing V-C adversely affecting functioning of AMU.