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STUDENTS FEDERATION OF INDIA ALL INDIA STUDENTS FEDERATION .
An Appeal To SSS Students Friends, .
On the 19th of November JNU will see another election under the sha dows of a BJP government at the centre and an authoritarian, anti-student administration In the campus. It is tha time when we must reflect on the happenings both within and outside our un iversity over the past yoar. .
This year hae seen further spread of the Sangh's politics of ha tred. The burning alive of Grah am Staines and hs Innocent children was only the most g ruesome act In the aerfes of attacks on min orities across the country. Th e counterpa rt of this violence In the sphere of ldeos has be en the motiva ted tamper ing with h1sto ry and the lnffltro.tion of acade mia by pe rsons of dubious academ ic backgrou nd but with irnpoccable .
loyally to the A SS. .
This bar barism has been combined with a hameless subservience to fmperledlsrn. The nuclear adventurism in Pokhra.n ultimo.toly lod to Kargil crisis a n d gave on opportunity 10 the US to Intervene In our foreign policy decision s Keeping asid e the rhetoric of awa.deeht tho O.JP hs pursuing ruthi..,$Siy the pollciou o f economic llbora.fl&ation w hich h Dve led to conomlc &h.gnotlon und furthfllr worsening of the condltfon of the .
working peoplo of o u r cou ntry. The recent h ike In th administered prioee, of diesel 8-nd foodgrnin s only r.,fl..ct tho governn"lant'e ,.eeolve to burden m a n y in order to keep a few happy. T h ese twin aapeote of the Songh 'e agenda have been reflected in the aaHroni~atJon ond priv.utluUon of education on one hand ~;~nd growing outhoritArlnnlem in univer~ty CQrnpu&en on tho o t her In o u r univr!.iit y too w hav been aeelng the effects of the pr1vntlenhon o f .
education In tl,e form o f rack o f hoatel facilities aho"age of DOOKa a n d jou r n als In our libraries. cutb01Ck6 In 3ohol~rships and in rTlyrlad other forms VVhon we student have releted we have ben foood with fr&t threto.t of ;. ban on our l~~:~yih,..-,ate political e.ctlvftlea 9nd than by lrnprlaonrnent a n d polio. uction .
Aga.tn at thla backdrop the paat year haa been A year o f hletorlo eochievem~;tntn for t he .JN U atudenhs movement We hove torc;2od tho adn>tlniatrtlon to ooncd th vry dman da It hd tarrnd 'llloghlrnat and "llh!tQ&I'. VVe have forced a aovemment thBI wBnta to C'-Jr'tOII expenditure on higher education to provide higher acho l&r"ehlpa to ..JN U a tudenta. V\/g h91v s;.uccoodod In ta.bhahlng an urrlque O~rnnc;:rntir-nlly cont'litutd GSCASH In our univeruhy. W hove not only protected our dtiof'nOC:rl!'ltle apace but a lao conr.rt:ttf'tly p.dvnncod tho struggle tor-our legitim ate rlgh t:;o. .
'These g&lne have been ach ieved in a struggle not oe>rlly ageolnet the .Qdr-nini.Gtrn tion but also agarn&t their a lliel!!l a.rnong tha stud""nts, tho ABVP . ABVP ~::u::riviot o~rriQd out rnurdorou:.; attack* agoln iiSt fa llo\IV atudllilnts and tne administration took the opportunity to eltunp down on our democ ,.atlo ,.lg hta . The admlnletr"atlon threaten ed ua with sine die a n d th e A B V P co.rrled o u t slgnAtur n carnpgna In Ita support The ASS ngunta In th odrnlnlatrotlon and their oofle g v oe ftrno n g th udont hav th r ough out been In per1ect tan dem. .
Therefor whn th ot .:.rl~~o~n AISA an or"ganlaauon whlcf, on one hand cfalma to be the ..only ft?rc " capable or fighting oommunn~ l raaclam on tt'e other hand delar AB VP to be a -marginal.. force It only re flect& the extent of thnir pn llticl':ll blllnkruptcy which lnevitnbly holp:J the communal forces. And thiS woe: clearly domonatrate d In the echoot GBM a where the AtSA not,..d In patnrahlp with the likes of AOVP and N SUI. .
AISF-SFI racelved on enormous m andate l.lu;t yar to right th fore.& o f eornmunalhtm and pnvo.t1eo.tion Tho achievements of tho past yea,. ju$ 11fy thl!$ confldnce of the stude nts community. We appeal to oil stvdonts of SSS to on ce again give us an ovorwhelrnlng mandate and thereby s t ren gthen t h e progressive democratic forcos In ..JN U . .
C HARTER OF PEMANDS .
1. .
Towards a Progressive Admission Polic y : Commence the proc of further debate and d lscuson on review of the current admission policy and continue the truggle for adequate participation of atudenta in the academic process including adequate representation for regionally. economically, socially and gender"-wlae de prived aectiona. .
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2. .
Publication of Bhambrl Committee recommendations and ita operattonallaatlon Including personalised reme dial co aching for Oallt atudenta and formation of a committ-to combat atrocltlea agalnat Da llt atudenta. .
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3 . Renovation and enhancem ent of central library to ensure adequate atock of books In all subject which are also accessible. .
4. Ensuring adequate hoatel accommodation to all outatatlon atudanta through expedttlon of construction of new hoatela. completion of fina l w ing ot Tapti and OperatlonaUaatlon of temporary accommodation In Mahanadl Hostel. .
s. Reorganiaatfon of computer committee, Including enhancing number of computere. on a rnore participative beefa (centrewlse repreaentatlon ) ao as to ena ure adequate access to computing time for all student of the School. .
Involvement of SFC me mbera In order to Initiate the process of course re atructurlng In varlou c:entree. Reatructuring of course structure In CSRD so that an optional courao on Geographical Information Syatam (GIS) Ia Introduced In the M .A .Cours e . .
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Re-organisation of centre level Ubrarlea including operatlonafleatlon of the centre apecttlc libraries which are under contruction to ensure tudent participation and accountability. .
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8. .
Setting up of research and academic Information centre In order to ensure that students are kept aware of the current academic situation. .
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9. .
Restoration of DSA Scholarship In CSSS. .
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10. .
Introduction of MCM Scholarship for M.PhlVPh.D. students .
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11. .
Voting rights and suitable representation to JNUSU In JNU Court, Executives Council and Academic Council. .
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12. Enhancement of Infrastructure in the newly commissioned common room. .
CENTRAL PANEL SSS COUNCILOR CANDIDATES .
President Vice President Gen. Secretary Jt. Secretary -Syed Naseer Hussain Albeena Shakll -Geeta Potsangbam M. Narasimha Murthy Dipa Sinha K.R. Sathlsh Kumar Mahesh Gopalan M.Samatha Rohit .
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ABHAV KUMAR, HIMANSHU Co-convenors Central Campaign Committee .
SFI·AISF,JNU Unit .
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PaRCha - JNU - SFI - 1998 ID-67944
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STUDENTS FEDERATION OF INDIA ALL INDIA STUDENTS FEDERATION .
An Appeal To SSS Students Friends, .
On the 19th of November JNU will see another election under the sha dows of a BJP government at the centre and an authoritarian, anti-student administration In the campus. It is tha time when we must reflect on the happenings both within and outside our un iversity over the past yoar. .
This year hae seen further spread of the Sangh's politics of ha tred. The burning alive of Grah am Staines and hs Innocent children was only the most g ruesome act In the aerfes of attacks on min orities across the country. Th e counterpa rt of this violence In the sphere of ldeos has be en the motiva ted tamper ing with h1sto ry and the lnffltro.tion of acade mia by pe rsons of dubious academ ic backgrou nd but with irnpoccable .
loyally to the A SS. .
This bar barism has been combined with a hameless subservience to fmperledlsrn. The nuclear adventurism in Pokhra.n ultimo.toly lod to Kargil crisis a n d gave on opportunity 10 the US to Intervene In our foreign policy decision s Keeping asid e the rhetoric of awa.deeht tho O.JP hs pursuing ruthi..,$Siy the pollciou o f economic llbora.fl&ation w hich h Dve led to conomlc &h.gnotlon und furthfllr worsening of the condltfon of the .
working peoplo of o u r cou ntry. The recent h ike In th administered prioee, of diesel 8-nd foodgrnin s only r.,fl..ct tho governn"lant'e ,.eeolve to burden m a n y in order to keep a few happy. T h ese twin aapeote of the Songh 'e agenda have been reflected in the aaHroni~atJon ond priv.utluUon of education on one hand ~;~nd growing outhoritArlnnlem in univer~ty CQrnpu&en on tho o t her In o u r univr!.iit y too w hav been aeelng the effects of the pr1vntlenhon o f .
education In tl,e form o f rack o f hoatel facilities aho"age of DOOKa a n d jou r n als In our libraries. cutb01Ck6 In 3ohol~rships and in rTlyrlad other forms VVhon we student have releted we have ben foood with fr&t threto.t of ;. ban on our l~~:~yih,..-,ate political e.ctlvftlea 9nd than by lrnprlaonrnent a n d polio. uction .
Aga.tn at thla backdrop the paat year haa been A year o f hletorlo eochievem~;tntn for t he .JN U atudenhs movement We hove torc;2od tho adn>tlniatrtlon to ooncd th vry dman da It hd tarrnd 'llloghlrnat and "llh!tQ&I'. VVe have forced a aovemment thBI wBnta to C'-Jr'tOII expenditure on higher education to provide higher acho l&r"ehlpa to ..JN U a tudenta. V\/g h91v s;.uccoodod In ta.bhahlng an urrlque O~rnnc;:rntir-nlly cont'litutd GSCASH In our univeruhy. W hove not only protected our dtiof'nOC:rl!'ltle apace but a lao conr.rt:ttf'tly p.dvnncod tho struggle tor-our legitim ate rlgh t:;o. .
'These g&lne have been ach ieved in a struggle not oe>rlly ageolnet the .Qdr-nini.Gtrn tion but also agarn&t their a lliel!!l a.rnong tha stud""nts, tho ABVP . ABVP ~::u::riviot o~rriQd out rnurdorou:.; attack* agoln iiSt fa llo\IV atudllilnts and tne administration took the opportunity to eltunp down on our democ ,.atlo ,.lg hta . The admlnletr"atlon threaten ed ua with sine die a n d th e A B V P co.rrled o u t slgnAtur n carnpgna In Ita support The ASS ngunta In th odrnlnlatrotlon and their oofle g v oe ftrno n g th udont hav th r ough out been In per1ect tan dem. .
Therefor whn th ot .:.rl~~o~n AISA an or"ganlaauon whlcf, on one hand cfalma to be the ..only ft?rc " capable or fighting oommunn~ l raaclam on tt'e other hand delar AB VP to be a -marginal.. force It only re flect& the extent of thnir pn llticl':ll blllnkruptcy which lnevitnbly holp:J the communal forces. And thiS woe: clearly domonatrate d In the echoot GBM a where the AtSA not,..d In patnrahlp with the likes of AOVP and N SUI. .
AISF-SFI racelved on enormous m andate l.lu;t yar to right th fore.& o f eornmunalhtm and pnvo.t1eo.tion Tho achievements of tho past yea,. ju$ 11fy thl!$ confldnce of the stude nts community. We appeal to oil stvdonts of SSS to on ce again give us an ovorwhelrnlng mandate and thereby s t ren gthen t h e progressive democratic forcos In ..JN U . .
C HARTER OF PEMANDS .
1. .
Towards a Progressive Admission Polic y : Commence the proc of further debate and d lscuson on review of the current admission policy and continue the truggle for adequate participation of atudenta in the academic process including adequate representation for regionally. economically, socially and gender"-wlae de prived aectiona. .
.
2. .
Publication of Bhambrl Committee recommendations and ita operattonallaatlon Including personalised reme dial co aching for Oallt atudenta and formation of a committ-to combat atrocltlea agalnat Da llt atudenta. .
.
.
3 . Renovation and enhancem ent of central library to ensure adequate atock of books In all subject which are also accessible. .
4. Ensuring adequate hoatel accommodation to all outatatlon atudanta through expedttlon of construction of new hoatela. completion of fina l w ing ot Tapti and OperatlonaUaatlon of temporary accommodation In Mahanadl Hostel. .
s. Reorganiaatfon of computer committee, Including enhancing number of computere. on a rnore participative beefa (centrewlse repreaentatlon ) ao as to ena ure adequate access to computing time for all student of the School. .
Involvement of SFC me mbera In order to Initiate the process of course re atructurlng In varlou c:entree. Reatructuring of course structure In CSRD so that an optional courao on Geographical Information Syatam (GIS) Ia Introduced In the M .A .Cours e . .
6. .
7. .
Re-organisation of centre level Ubrarlea including operatlonafleatlon of the centre apecttlc libraries which are under contruction to ensure tudent participation and accountability. .
.
8. .
Setting up of research and academic Information centre In order to ensure that students are kept aware of the current academic situation. .
.
9. .
Restoration of DSA Scholarship In CSSS. .
.
10. .
Introduction of MCM Scholarship for M.PhlVPh.D. students .
.
11. .
Voting rights and suitable representation to JNUSU In JNU Court, Executives Council and Academic Council. .
.
.
12. Enhancement of Infrastructure in the newly commissioned common room. .
CENTRAL PANEL SSS COUNCILOR CANDIDATES .
President Vice President Gen. Secretary Jt. Secretary -Syed Naseer Hussain Albeena Shakll -Geeta Potsangbam M. Narasimha Murthy Dipa Sinha K.R. Sathlsh Kumar Mahesh Gopalan M.Samatha Rohit .
.
ABHAV KUMAR, HIMANSHU Co-convenors Central Campaign Committee .
SFI·AISF,JNU Unit .
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