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Founded in 2014, The Edict is Ashoka University's independent student-run newspaper.

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Joined February 2015
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As a student newspaper, The Edict cannot regard these developments as external to our work or our community. The freedoms upon which journalism depends, the freedom to investigate, to criticize, to publish, and to ask uncomfortable questions without fear of retaliation.
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An assault on one necessarily places the other in jeopardy. The suppression of dissent is never confined to the streets for very long; it invariably finds its way into classrooms, newsrooms, libraries, and every institution whose functioning relies upon intellectual independence.
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The Ashoka University Student Government Elections 26-27 reached yet another incomplete conclusion with the failure to meet the minimum voter turnout requirement. Read the full article by Gauri Deshpande and Nethra Ramakrishnan on the Edict website.
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Politics Newsdesk Editor Gauri Deshpande (UG ’27) reports on the 2026 AUSG election results declared on Sunday, 10th May. After many of the seats did not receive the minimum votes required of 40%, AUEC declared new timeline for the re-elections. the-edict.in/post/ausg-2026-…
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Newsdesk Editor Nethra Ramakrishnan (UG’29) reports on the 2026 Presidential Debate, hosted by AUEC in collaboration with the Edict. The debate was moderated by outgoing Newsdesk Editors Somansh Sarangi (UG’26) and Anamta Husain (UG’27) the-edict.in/post/ausg-presi…
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Hello & welcome to the Politics Newsdesk's coverage of the 2026 Presidential & General Secretary Debate. We are coming to you live from Takshila [AC02-007]. Here are candidates standing for elections across the 2 positions:
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Arash’s answer: Running with a collective comes with set of biases. With the diverse nature of the SG, individual representation from different aspects would benefit the student body. Why the distinction between Pres and Gen-Sec? People still campaign together. What is the spirit
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With this the Presidential Debate 2026 comes to an end!
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Shatakshi’s response: I do not subscribe to the collectives present right now. I am strongly against USF’s anti-admin stance. Horizon has a passive approach. SG needs active outreach and concrete decisions.
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