UNIVERSITY OF DELHI
The University of Delhi stands as a premier educational institution, known for its academic rigor, cultural vibrancy, and significant contributions to society. Its commitment to excellence, inclusivity, and innovation continues to attract students and scholars from around the world, solidifying its position as a leading university in India and beyond. Founded in 1922 by an Act of the Central Legislative Assembly, DU started with just three colleges and 750 students. Today, it boasts over 90 affiliated colleges and numerous departments and research centers. Apart from notable Departments, Colleges and Programmes, DU is a sought-after educational destination of Indian and International students for cultural, co-curricular and sports activities; vibrant alumni network and opening futuristic possibilities of further education and career avenues.
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Basu A (1988). The Foundation of Delhi University in Delhi Through the Ages. Oxford University Press.
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Forkner, C., & Gupta, A. (2012). University of Delhi: A Look inside Indian Higher Education. Global Education Journal, (1).
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https://centenary.du.ac.in/?Documents-Documentaries/DU-documentary-in-100-seconds: DU documentary in 100 seconds
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Joshi, P. C. (2015). Advent of Anthropology and Birth of Social Anthropology in Delhi University. Eastern Anthropologist, 68(1), 35-41.
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Puri, H. S. Delhi University: celebrating 100 glorious years, Rupa.
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Saksena, S., & Sharma, R. (2015). Deconstructing barriers to access higher education: A case study of students with disabilities in University of Delhi. The Delhi University Journal of Undergraduate Research and Innovation, 1(2), 316-337.
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Sharma, K. A., Mathur, W. D., & Vatsyayan, K. (2014). Hindu College, Delhi: a people's movement, Niyogi Books.
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Sharma, N. (2019). Use of e-resources by the faculty members and students: a study of Swami Shraddhanand College, University of Delhi, Delhi. Journal of Indian Library Association Now Available at https://journal. ilaindia. net/, 54(3).
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Singh, A. K., Chander, M., & Singh, A. K. Excellence in Higher Education and New Education Policy: Critical review with special Reference to Delhi University.
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Tharoor, S. (2005). Is there a Stephanian School of Literature? In Bookless in Baghdad: REFLECTIONS ON WRITING AND WRITERS. Arcade Publishing.
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Xaxa, V. (2002). Ethnography of reservation in Delhi university. Economic and Political Weekly, 2849-2854.
Delhi University : Celebrating 100 Glorious Years
Hardeep S. Puri
Excellence in Higher Education and New Education Policy Critical review with special Reference to Delhi University
Anil Kumar Singh, Mahesh Chander
University of Delhi: A Look inside Indian Higher Education
Carl Forkner, Dr. Amit Gupta
ADVENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY AND BIRTH OF SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY IN DELHI UNIVERSITY
P C Joshi
Hindu College Delhi: A People's Movement
Kavita A. Sharma and W.D. Mathur
Use of e-resources by the faculty members and students: A study of Swami Shraddhdanand College, University of Delhi, Delhi
Neetika Sharma
Ethnography of Reservation in Delhi University
Virginius XaXa
Deconstructing Barriers to Access Higher Education: A Case Study of Students with Disabilities in University of Delhi
Shalini Saksena and Rashmi Sharma
Is there a Stephanian School of Literature?
Shashi Tharoor
The Foundation of Delhi University
Aparna Basu
DU Archives
Amrit Kaur Basra, History Project, University Information Centre