PaRCha - JNU - All Organisations - 2013 ID-55165

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in the very sam~ colleges Res.erved .C;:it~gory 199ds. · The .· improper ...

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·seats were ·fillec:J 3.0% below the sa1;1ction~d implementatipn of .constitutionally mandated.

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centres in thisacademic·session.not only vindicated AISA-ian.

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Thus, the an~i~.reservation .

lopby in the commitment '.

.. University has been robbing the seats from the . to. ' No Mandalism-No .

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. ~amandal-ism'; b"ut also the ineffectiveness-of.

~; : SC, ST, and OBC sti..idents and depriving them .. .

the A/SA-ian rh.etoric in JNU..

the 15", ~.5, -and 27 percentages ~f seats ,. provided ·by the Central l.

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..·~· . " Institutions (Reservations iri Admission). Act of ·similarly the issue of 'drop outs' is a srgnrficant ·.· .

;. ·,· 2006. ·thing whi~h. the AISA has .forgotten. The recent .

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years has seen.a rise in the ttlrop ot!t' rates ,nthe student community. in Delhi University JNU. The CAG report pointed to 40°~ drop out.

had to go for indefinite relay hunger. strike rates in School of Languages to which AISA led.

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. with the open support of DVSU lead by NSUI, .. ' .

-~· ·' JNUSU did not positively respond..

to which the DU administration had to bring.

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an official order so as to ensure fair and -·-. "' ; !"; * AISA's role regarding scholarships s dtlbJOll<~,.

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proper implementation of constitutionally .

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.: .t:..· On the one hand, the duration of non·NET UGC .. .

' . ma'?dated reservations if! the admissions for.

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"SC/ST/and OBC students. fellowships from 5 years to entire duration of aPhd Course is not done, and on the other hnnci .

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On the other hand in JNU, a look into the nothing concrete has been done to increast..' ~.... --..·' '-: . . current year's admission ·process would reveal the MCM s.cholarships. It was NSUI~s struggle~~;L,<~i: ~},.. a dismal picture with an .

improper and interventions which led to the increase in ·:.

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reservations the Mphii/Phd Scholarships from.

(SC/ST/OBC/PH) in Mphii/Phd admissions. This 3000 to.

.· 5000-5000 to 8000 respectively. ft is very.

not only has brought to light, the extent to.

;o ironic that A/SA is still making bogus claim on.

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this landmark achievement which the NSUI.

the goal of social justice, but also exposed the.

dubious role of AISA led JNUSU. When the has brought about in this campus. .

'·. constitutionally mandated reservations for .

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OBC-SC-ST-PH catepories are 27,15,7.5 and 3 + The infrastructure is another burning concernpercentages respectr\(ery; the actual in JNU right now. JNU has been declared ,1s thepercentage of students :in ·the admission list best University of our country. It b very ..belonging to .

the respective categories are pathetic to know that the infrastructural ~t<Jtus '19.63, 11.42.. 5.82, · 2.39 percentages in JNU is in a dismal phase. The more than 40respectively. Of this criminal injustice in the .

years of LEFT led student union functioninq .

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