Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) is set to conduct its long-awaited student union elections in November 2025, ending a year-long gap that had left the student body without elected representation. The announcement has reignited enthusiasm on campus, which is known for its vibrant political culture and active participation in student movements.

According to university sources, preparations are underway to ensure a smooth and transparent electoral process. The JNU Student Union (JNUSU) elections are among the most closely watched student polls in India, often reflecting larger political trends and ideologies at the national level.

The upcoming elections are expected to see participation from major student organizations such as AISA, ABVP, SFI, and NSUI, each gearing up to campaign across hostels and departments. Students and alumni alike view the return of elections as a positive step toward restoring democratic engagement on campus.

Observers believe that issues like hostel facilities, research funding, campus safety, and academic freedom will dominate the electoral debate. With campaigning likely to intensify in the coming weeks, all eyes are on JNU as it prepares for the revival of one of India’s most dynamic student democratic exercises.