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already recognized in other Central universities like Jomio Millie lslomio and AMU. We demand.
that ihe administration form an Equivalence Committe.e in this regard to ensure that the doors of.
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JNU are not closed on the students coming from the Modorso background..
Democratization and Strengthening of the Equal Opportunity Office: After the consistent struggles.
of the JNUSU in the post. The Equal Opportunity Office was formed in the campus to enquire into.
the cases of caste abuse in our campus. However, there is a need to make the EOO more.
accountable and ensure that it has punitive powers. To realize this. !here is a neecl to democratize.
and strengthen the EOO. Though the administration had earlier agreed to form a committee in.
this regard. it has still not been constituted. Hence. there is on urgent need to form this committee..
Ratify Rules and Procedures of GSCASH and bring Gender Violence under its purview: The GSCASH.
was constituted after a prolonged struggle by the, JNU community. But the administration is yet to.
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ratify the rules and procedures of GSCASH. whicr· have been recommended by the Rupamanjari.
Ghosh Committee. Also in the context of the :ise of incidents of gender violence among.
relationships in the campus, there is a need to bring this issue under the purview of GSCASH. .
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Ensure Workers' Rights rn the Campus: The issue of workers' rights has been raised by the JNUSU for .
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son1e time now. Although certain successes have been registered in terms of full payment by.
contractors in some cases and compelling the private mess conTractors to provide minimum 1.
wages. on the other hand many construction workers and other casual labourers had to face.
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retrenchment and also not poid·the minimum wages. The university administration has to develop.
a mechanism to ensure that minimum wages and all other labour laws ore implemented in the.
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campus. .
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C1iiX4 I l@ritleifE ·:·; .
1. The Women'.
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s Studies Programme in the university has to be made a full-fledged centre to.
promote research in the field of gender. Also, scholarships have to be instituted to students.
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undertaking research in this field. The functioning o·f North-East Studies should begin .
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immediately. The Centre for Studies in Discrimination and Exclusion in SSS should offer MA .
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and M.Phil courses..
2. Ensure Transparency in the admission process by publishing the marks of written and vivo-.
voce exams; Hide the column of Caste of tha candidates during the viva-voce exam..
3. Immediately recruit the faculty in SAA to meet the academic demands..
4. Opening of the Text Book Section of the Central Library for 24 hours by the end-semester.
examinations; Organize books fairs at regular intervals to cater to the growing demand for.
books from the student community; Ensure proper computer cataloguing of the Central.
library and Exim bank..
5. Open the Health Centre on Sundays as promised during the last year as well as expand.
the facilities of the Health Centre..
6. Buy one more bus to meet the demand of the students who have to go to down campus.
for their classes..
7. Institute a Publishing House for the universrty along the lines of other noted universities..
8. Start a Translation Division in the university to translate standard academic works into.
various regional languages and Various Other Demands. .
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These demands have been consistently raised by the JNUSU with the /.
administration through signature campaigns and other demonstrative course of action~ However.the JNU administration has adopted a dilly-dolly approach on all these genuine demands..
thereby displaying its insensitive attitude. INilSIJ demands that the adrninistrotion has to concedeto all these demcr.ds at the earliest. We worn the administration that the JNUSU would be forcedtr. go inio further demonstrative course of actions if oil lhese demandsaare not met. We appeal toa!l the students to rally unitedly under the banner of ihe JNUSU in Ihe ~orning days to ensure tho·t the administration adheres to all these demands. l-Ienee. we request the student community to.
join JNUSU's Protest March tonight from 1he Ganga dhaba in Iorge nurnbers at 9.30 pm..
STUDENTS' UNITED S'HALL ALWA.YS.
.. BE VICTORIOUS!.
Sd-/ ·Sd-/.
Dhananjay, President, JNUSU .
Jyotsna, Jt.Secy; JNUSU .
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PaRCha - JNU - JNUSU - 2006 ID-62483
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I.
already recognized in other Central universities like Jomio Millie lslomio and AMU. We demand.
that ihe administration form an Equivalence Committe.e in this regard to ensure that the doors of.
.
JNU are not closed on the students coming from the Modorso background..
Democratization and Strengthening of the Equal Opportunity Office: After the consistent struggles.
of the JNUSU in the post. The Equal Opportunity Office was formed in the campus to enquire into.
the cases of caste abuse in our campus. However, there is a need to make the EOO more.
accountable and ensure that it has punitive powers. To realize this. !here is a neecl to democratize.
and strengthen the EOO. Though the administration had earlier agreed to form a committee in.
this regard. it has still not been constituted. Hence. there is on urgent need to form this committee..
Ratify Rules and Procedures of GSCASH and bring Gender Violence under its purview: The GSCASH.
was constituted after a prolonged struggle by the, JNU community. But the administration is yet to.
.
ratify the rules and procedures of GSCASH. whicr· have been recommended by the Rupamanjari.
Ghosh Committee. Also in the context of the :ise of incidents of gender violence among.
relationships in the campus, there is a need to bring this issue under the purview of GSCASH. .
.
.,.
.
Ensure Workers' Rights rn the Campus: The issue of workers' rights has been raised by the JNUSU for .
' .· .
son1e time now. Although certain successes have been registered in terms of full payment by.
contractors in some cases and compelling the private mess conTractors to provide minimum 1.
wages. on the other hand many construction workers and other casual labourers had to face.
.
retrenchment and also not poid·the minimum wages. The university administration has to develop.
a mechanism to ensure that minimum wages and all other labour laws ore implemented in the.
.
campus. .
···~· .
C1iiX4 I l@ritleifE ·:·; .
1. The Women'.
~tt··..
s Studies Programme in the university has to be made a full-fledged centre to.
promote research in the field of gender. Also, scholarships have to be instituted to students.
.
undertaking research in this field. The functioning o·f North-East Studies should begin .
. -'i"'.
!J:Jo ~·:.
immediately. The Centre for Studies in Discrimination and Exclusion in SSS should offer MA .
:;.·.· , .f;_ ~-.· ' .
and M.Phil courses..
2. Ensure Transparency in the admission process by publishing the marks of written and vivo-.
voce exams; Hide the column of Caste of tha candidates during the viva-voce exam..
3. Immediately recruit the faculty in SAA to meet the academic demands..
4. Opening of the Text Book Section of the Central Library for 24 hours by the end-semester.
examinations; Organize books fairs at regular intervals to cater to the growing demand for.
books from the student community; Ensure proper computer cataloguing of the Central.
library and Exim bank..
5. Open the Health Centre on Sundays as promised during the last year as well as expand.
the facilities of the Health Centre..
6. Buy one more bus to meet the demand of the students who have to go to down campus.
for their classes..
7. Institute a Publishing House for the universrty along the lines of other noted universities..
8. Start a Translation Division in the university to translate standard academic works into.
various regional languages and Various Other Demands. .
.
'· [II,....
These demands have been consistently raised by the JNUSU with the /.
administration through signature campaigns and other demonstrative course of action~ However.the JNU administration has adopted a dilly-dolly approach on all these genuine demands..
thereby displaying its insensitive attitude. INilSIJ demands that the adrninistrotion has to concedeto all these demcr.ds at the earliest. We worn the administration that the JNUSU would be forcedtr. go inio further demonstrative course of actions if oil lhese demandsaare not met. We appeal toa!l the students to rally unitedly under the banner of ihe JNUSU in Ihe ~orning days to ensure tho·t the administration adheres to all these demands. l-Ienee. we request the student community to.
join JNUSU's Protest March tonight from 1he Ganga dhaba in Iorge nurnbers at 9.30 pm..
STUDENTS' UNITED S'HALL ALWA.YS.
.. BE VICTORIOUS!.
Sd-/ ·Sd-/.
Dhananjay, President, JNUSU .
Jyotsna, Jt.Secy; JNUSU .
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