India, Sept. 10 -- Campaigning for the Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) elections turned the North Campus into a carnival-like scene on Tuesday, with students painting their own flyers, posters and flags after restrictions were imposed on printed material this year.
"From pocket-sized cards with party names to massive flags on SUVs and posters pasted on e-rickshaws and cars, it is everywhere. Students themselves are painting them," said Kaushiki, a second-year student of Miranda House.
Nivedita from Hindu College described the atmosphere as festive. "It feels like a huge festival here," she said. The campaigning has also moved into classrooms and social media. "They come to our classes and ask for votes, and then tell us to follow ...