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Error Sparks Backlash Over Linguistic Oversight at Delhi University

  • Delhi University launched its undergraduate admission portal on June 20, 2025, which included a communally insensitive error listing 'Muslim' as a language and omitting Urdu.
  • The error resulted from an unintentional oversight, but complaints from students and faculty sparked a controversy about religious and linguistic representation.
  • Faculty members and activists like Rudrashish Chakraborty and Abha Dev Habib criticized the listing, calling it a problematic confusion of religion with language and a reflection of bias.
  • Delhi University issued an apology stating, "The university sincerely regrets the inadvertent error" and committed to addressing concerns, while disabling the incorrect option promptly.
  • Following intervention by student groups like AISA, the university corrected the form, highlighting the role of community pressure in safeguarding inclusiveness and linguistic accuracy.
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Maktoob broke the news in on Friday, June 20, 2025.
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