A 28-year-old girl, pursuing a post-graduate course at the Delhi University, on Tuesday allegedly committed suicide in South Delhi.
Kalyani Tamang, hailing from Assam, was found hanging from the ceiling of her room in Chirag Delhi locality on Tuesday morning, police said.
She was a final year MA student in Delhi Universitys south campus.
Police have recovered a suicide note from her room in which said she was taking the extreme step due to some personal reasons and nobody was responsible for her death.
A resident of Dibrugarh in Assam, she had been living in Chirag Delhi for the last six months. She had also completed her Bachelors degree from Delhi University.
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A college-girl in west Delhi on Thursday committed suicide a day before her English exam, police said.
Heena Singh, 20, who hanged herself in her Uttam Nagar home, was a second year BA (bachelor of arts degree) student at the Delhi Universitys School of Correspondence Studies, the police said.
Upon discovering her body, family members rushed her to the Deendayal Upadhyay Hospital, where she was declared dead.
New Delhi: A 41-year-old man Sunday committed suicide after killing his wife and two children in Delhi, police officials here said.
Junior intelligence officer Sri Kumar Nair hanged himself after drowning his two minor children in a tub and stabbing his wife to death in Chanakyapuri area of the capital, a police official said.
Nair, who belonged to the paramilitary force Assam Rifles, was on deputation to the intelligence bureau.
The bodies of the four have been sent to the Ram Manohar Lohia hospital for post mortem, the official added.
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New Delhi - Actor Anupam Kher and MP Maneka Gandi joined about 200 protestors here Sunday to demand justice for Delhi University student Priyadarshini Mattoo who was allegedly raped and murdered by another student.
The protestors, demanding a retrial of the case, marched up to Jantar Mantar to garner support for the victim.
The march, organised by a forum Justice for Priyadarshini, also marked Mattoos 36th birthday.
It is time the authorities are made aware of such a case and the accused be brought to justice, said Kher.
Speaking at the forum, Gandhi said she would raise the issue in the parliament during
NEW DELHI: It is a mammoth exercise that brings man and machine together. An annual pilgrimage to institutions of higher education that most Delhiites have made more than once, the last day for submission of application forms for admission to Delhi University today (Thursday) marks the beginning of a hectic phase for colleges as data are put together for the first cut-off list.
With the University selling 5,000-odd pre-admission forms across 16 centres on the second-last day, the stream of young aspirants looking for a place to study has not really gone down. While there is speculation whether the University
NEW DELHI: Delhi University will announce its third cut-off list on Wednesday, giving students another chance to get a seat in college. While a place in B.Com (Honours) is doubtful, those opting for Science courses still stand a chance.
Though the exact picture is not completely clear as colleges still have a day to go for admissions before they take stock of the number of seats at their disposal, in some colleges like Indraprastha there will probably be no third list.
Gargi College is also almost full and if there is a third list, it would only be for the