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Students Vigilance Forces ..JNU Administration To bring Out Second List· Immediately after the MPhil. results were d~clared.

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JNtJSU pointed out the non-fulfilmentoflegalfy mandated.

admjnistratiqn ha_s released the 2nd list for M.Phil admissions last night, The process of bringing out · .

reservations in several centres. After·the JNUSU's.protest on 27 July and persistent intervention, the.

an additional list for unfilled seats in B.A.'IM.A. is also underway..

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that many of these suggestions·have been implemented towards making this additional list..

However, the high weightage·ofviva marks remains a crucial structural block, whereby lot ofstudents.

from deprived background continue to be awarded low marks and denied admission on the plea of .

'non-fulfilment' of eligibilty criteria. So reduction of weightage of viva-marks remains an important.

are of struggle. Right now, JNUSU is engaged in a difficult battle to remove this structural obstacle that has .

remained embedded in JNU's admission· system for·years now. We have already ihformed the student .

community about the debates and latest developments of the 1Aug Viva-Marks Committee meeting. JNUSU .

is committed to carry forward the struggle for reduction of weightage of viva-marks to its logical . .

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We appeal to the student community to rebuff all administrative machinations and other attempts to disruptstudents' unity and also to strengthen the JNUSU's efforts in the protracted struggle to ensure social justice and students' rights in theJNU admission process..

Yamuna Hostel: Following Student Protests Administration to Withhold Several.

Anti-Student Decisions !.

In the last meeting of the Yamuna Hostel managementcommittee, several anti-student decisions were taken.residents' representation in the meeting, the meeting took place without any student representation. This .

It may be noted that despite several protests and letters sent to the administration demanding Yamuna hostelundemocratic meeting made a range of anti-student decisions. There were proposals to hike the fee for the .

Yamuna residents as well as plans to restrict the hostel only for the students who are either working or have.

fellowship per month would no looger be allotted Yamuna. .

JRF/SRF. It was also decided that M. Phil.-Ph.D. research scholars who receive only Rs.SOOO/-or 8000/-.

Since this meeting was held, JNUSU has been persistently taking up the issue with the administration.

and last week on 27 July, a protestdemo was also held regarding the same.After a determined intervention .

and rounds of negotiations by the JNUSU, the administration has communicated that the proposed fee hike .

has been withheld for now. In addition, the resident research scholars receiving only non-net fellowship of .

Rs.3000/-or 5000/-per month will be allowed to continue in the hostel and the conditional stay on semester .

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basis will not be implemented. .

The JNUSU in its communication with the administration has once again strongly demanded that representation .

of the hostel residents must be ensured in any meeting of the Hostel Managing Committee. The JNUSU also .

demands withdrawal of the decision regarding eviction of students earning more than Rs. 30,000/-per month. .

JNUSU has been consistently arguing even if a woman research scholar earns more than Rs. 30,000 p.m., .

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Yamuna as a working women's hostel will be defeated if such rules are imposed. .

ng the tempora'"' status of the employment. The purpose of .

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onslaughts of the administration and strengthen the JNUSU's efforts to safeguard and ensure the JNUSU once again appeals to the student community to unite strongly against such anti-student.

rights of the students in the campu§. .

Sucheta De, Ravi Prakash ,.

President,JNUSU .

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· The path-breaking step of setting up the JNU Press has been initiated, and the JNUSU representatives.

in the Library Committee have ensured transparency, accountability and democratic functioning during.

the entire process..

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· Remote access to the Central Library's database has been introduced, whereby any JNU student.

can access the JNU library resources from any part of the world. Library infrastructure including.

computer, software, and reading room facilities has also been upgraded considerably. Library.

Convenor also alertly protested against undue surveillance..

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· The UGC's attempts to curtail JRF fellowships in the name of "fund cuts" and to curtail reservation.

in JRF through was resisted..

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· A protracted struggle to double the MCM amount and to extend the time period of the UGC.

fellowships forced a highly reluctant JNU administration to enhance the MCM to Rs 2000 and to create.

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a corpus fund for research scholars during 4th and 5th year. This struggle to double the MCM amount.

however continues, and has to be taken to its logical conclusion..

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· After protracted struggles, SPS dorm facilities for 150 students with mess facilities for Rs 1965 was.

ensured. We must struggle for immediate construction of hostels proposed under 12th Plan to resolve.

the huge crisis of hostel accommodation for all outstation students. Delay in fund allocation and.

administrative red-tapism will not be tolerated, and alternative accommodation must be ensured in the.

interim period..

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· Administrative attempts to curtail photocopying in JNU were successfully resisted, thus defending.

students' inalienable right to research material..

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· New courses were introduced in SIS and SSS, a separate centre for Korean language was started.

along with its long awaited M.Phil.programme.

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· The admission procedures for PH students were made convenient..

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· The struggle for workers' rights ensured that several anomalies and violations were stalled,.

administration was forced to set up 6 committees to monitor any violation of workers' rights, thus.

ensuring that the responsibility of JNU as an institution is squarely fixed..

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· JNUSU office bearers from AISA joined the struggle against FYUP in DU, and JNUSU must continue.

to do so since JNU students too are affected by FYUP which erodes job prospects for research.

scholars. The JNUSU must also struggle to reverse UGC decision to exclude foreign languages.

as subject papers in the UPSC Exam..

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However, the JNUSU's functioning remained handicapped by certain factors. The outgoing JNUSU.

President and his organisation the DSF owe answers to the student community on certain crucial.

silences and betrayals on crucial issues of democracy and social inclusion, including the one on.

Hem Mishra posed at the beginning of this leaflet..

On JNUSU Functioning.

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· Why did the JNUSU President and councillors from DSF support ABVP's blatant act of communal.

targeting and false framing of the JNUSU General Secretary? Why did they refuse to endorse a JNUSU.

resolution challenging ABVP's vicious communal campaign, thus breaking unity with ALL other left and.

democratic groups on campus?.

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· Why did the outgoing JNUSU President, following the directions of DSF's ideological mentors in the.

JNU faculty who openly opposed reduction in viva weightage, deliberately make it impossible for the.

Union as an institution to take up the crucial legal battle on this issue by his inconsistent and.

contradictory communication with the lawyer? This question was posed in the School Convenors'.

reports and endorsed by School GBMs - yet DSF has remained completely silent on this issue till date..

Their silence itself is proof that they do not have any convincing answer on this question. The viva.

struggle requires a firm ideological commitment of the entire JNUSU as an institution and the capacity.

to engage in the legal case with consistency and coherence: only AISA in JNU has shown consistency.

and will on such issues including OBC reservation, deprivation points, and recognition for madarsa.

certificates..

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· DSF's candidates for Central Panel include its former School Councillors who were nominated by the.

JNUSU President as representatives to the EOO and Placement Cell: why did these representatives.

never show up for the job? Isn't it a fact that during the admission process, the EOO had no option but.

to contact the JNUSU Joint Secretary, who then worked as the JNUSU representative in the EOO?.

And that the Chairperson of the Placement Cell had to contact other Office bearers for new names of.

student representatives, after which SIS, SSS and SLL&CS Convenors (from AISA) were.

incorporated into the body? Isn't it the case that it was only thanks to these AISA Convenors that the.

Placement Cell began to have proper meetings and JNUSU organized an Open House to put together.

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implementation of OBC reservations. JNUSU struggled hard to achieve 12% OBC reservations this year, as.

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0' From the beginning of the admisston process this year, the JNU administrati" n's reluctance to i~plement reservations .

was patently visible. In the Academic Council meeting. the JNU VC misled the AC with misleading crieteria. Only .

when JNUSU took up the concern of PH students, was the JNU Administration forced to concede that .

reserv·a.tion for PH and women students DO NOT come under the 50% bar. Following this, a fresh list of PH .

students was ·released. · .

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Then again, when the list was ·released for the M.Phil viva-voce, the cut-off marks for OBC students were kept the same as_that of general students, in gross violation of the law. Again the JNUSU intervened to correct this anomaly. At the final stage, the administration violating the MHRD directives, wrongly applied the relaxation of cut-off marks, thereby leading to non-fulfillment of the 12% OBC quota. JNUSU immediately intervened and fixed the administration. However. the administration continued with its illogical position. .

Following a 12-day long indefinite hunger strike, JNUSU forced the administration to set up two committees to examine the setting of cut-off marks, and also the gross anomalies in the admissions process this year. JNUSU is committed to follow the functioning of these committees carefully, to ensure that OBC reservationa..as well as SC/ST and PH reservations are properly implemented. Also, the administration was forced to agree ~carry-over all the unfulfilled quota seats to next year. .

Subsequently, JNUSU had made detailed representations both to the UGC and the MHRD. Also, JNUSU had organized a massive public meeting in the nature of a workshop with noted experts and JNU faculty, which exposed .

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the JNU administration and endorsed JNUSU's position. .

In this protracted and ongoing battle against the anti-reservationist forces in the administration and outside, the councilors from SFI were totally silent on the real issues at hand. Till date, they have remained silent on the castei$t fashion in which the administration set the cut-off marks, effectively ern'511ring tha·t OBC quota will never be fulfilled in JNU. They chose to train their guns at JNUSU rather than th£ administration, consistently spreading rumours and spurious allegations of seat-cut against JNUSU. But the student community saw through their devi9us ploys, and the massive mandate of the UGBM defeated their agenda to destabilise JNUSU on this issue. Though the UGBM gave a mandate for a united struggle under the JNUSU, none of SFI's JNUSU representatives joined the hunger strike. SFI continues to peddle the lie of a ''seat-cuf', making a mockery of the UGBM mandate, while at the same ~ime still remaining silent on the key obstacle to the fulfilment of OBC reservations. .

We would fike to alert this particular organization and their representatives in JNUSU .that any cheap politicking will only weaken this serious struggle for social justice. This will only strengthen an anti-reservation administration that will cap.itallfe on uncalled for disunity in the student community. .

A Consistent Resistance to Communal Fascism .

At the present juncture, when at the national level, the Congress-created Amarnath fiasco and the RSS, BJP) ABVP and other communal forces have been trying to create an embedded communal commonsense, JNUSl) has mobilized students to speak out against such pervasive communal logic, against the corm1unalization of culture, and against the witch-hunting and branding of minorities. .

In the Lohil hostel case. where ABVP lumpens beat up a Ph. 0 research scholar from fhe minority ·community last October, the adminis.tration was forced to take action against the culprits, though belc:Jed1y, in end December last year. This punishment was achieved only after JNUSU's consistent mobilization against the administration's indulgence to ABVP's violence. .

Presently, in JNU, the ABVP. which has shown no commitment to any student issue whatsoever, has survived on a vicious campaign to undermine and tear apart the fabric of this campus by enga~ing in bate politics. assaulting and victimizing members of the minority community and in assaulting the democratic freedom and integrity of the university. Blatantly communal and venomous posters and pamphlets have been issued ily the ABVP in JNU with the intention of undermining the democratic and tolerant spirit of the campus community. All tiis is being done with the full · approval of their mentors in the administration who systematicalry shield and abet there habitual hate and violence mongers. After protracted struggle though the Prof. Shankar Basu Committee naf'1'lal the culprits, the indulgent a9ministration refused to punish the ABVP offenders of Presidential Debate violence. 1Ine enquiry into ·violence by ABVP. in the 'Chandrabhaga Hostel Night case is still on. At such a juncture) JNUSU 6 committed to continuing a rob~st ideological struggle ·qnd mobilization of the university to isolate these merchan1s of hate within the student. community as well as their proteetors in the visibly biased administration. .

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Institutionalizing Efforts to Make JNU a Barrier-Free Campus for PH Students .

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Ensuring a Well-equipped and Properly Functioning Library including purchase of around 3,700 books after 3 years, renovation, digitisation, improved cataloguing and networking with centre libraries. .

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Organizing Brain Storming Sessions Towards Academic Rejuvenation indifferent schools creating space for transparent and non-hierarchical debate and dialogue between students and faculty about atmosphere of classroom teaching, drop-out rates, course restructuring and new courses -a step that helped .

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introduce new courses in SIS, rejection of compulsory attendance in SLL&CS BoS, and re-opening of the issue of integrated BA/MA in SLL&CS against its recent dismantling. .

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Open House on Translation of Academic Texts and reading materials. .

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JNUSU in its Inputs for 12th Plan proposals demanded the creation of a Translation Unit and JNU Press. .

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Operationalizing Tatkal services in Railway reservations .

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Ensuring better hostel allotment policy: hostel accommodation for SC/ST/PH students within a day of applying and simultaneous allotment to General and OBC students and starting a new dormitory at the old SPS building. .

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Ensuring JNU administration incorporate JNUSUs demands in its proposal of 12th Plan for building 7 new hostels. .

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In the face of increasing neo-liberal assaults of fee-hike and fund-cut, JNUSU forced the administration to agree in principle to increase the MCM amount on the receipt of funds under the 12th plan, include the demand for extending the time period of the UGC non-net scholarship to cover the entire period of research in its 12th plan proposals to the UGC. JNUSU also ensured smooth SWITCHOVER from non-Net UGC scholarship to JRF/SRF so that students can avail the fellowship of higher amount for the maximum period. .

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JNUSUs vigilance in the admission process ensured the release second lists this year for fulfilling mandated reservation. .

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Administrative High-handedness was defeated in Koyna, Shipra, Yamuna .

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Attempts at Fee-hike and User Charges in Mahanadi and Yamuna have been stalled. .

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Workers rights were vigilantly defended at each juncture by reversing retrenchment and defending correct wages and ESI/PF rights. .

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It is vital that the new JNUSU carry forward the initiatives set in place by the outgoing AISA-led JNUSU, and also forge new struggles in the face of an overall atmosphere of curtailment of students rights and campus democracy. It is time to expand the continuing struggle for Social Inclusion -by forcing the JNU administration to abide by its promise of increasing MCM from 12th plan, by ensuring the translated reading materials, by democratising EOO and giving it statutory representation and power, defending GSCASH in the face of the undemocratic provisions of the newly passed bill on sexual harassment at workplaces, alleviating educational deprivation .

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JNU DRAMA FESTIVAL 2008 .

12'11 Aug, 2008 .

Friends. NSUI -.vould like to invite the attention of student community towards the annual drama festi val that is going on in the theatre of Ad. Block. Scripted by a vicious and malic io us plot and enacted by the impuissant juvenile comrades of AlSA and SFI who arc fighting with their heart and soul to gain the best drama award of 2008. However this year's edition of the August drama is just a continuation of the political farce played out in the name of apology drama la~1 year. The actors are the same; the manipulative undercurrents are the same .

only the year is different. Friends, NSUI has repeatedly pointed out the anomalies and irregularities in the 2008 admission policy right from its forming stage. If the irregularities in the admission policy and process are there, then none other than left-led-JNUSU is to be held responsible for their misconduct, misinterpretation and misguidance of the student community in the campus. Ever since the Supreme Court of India vacated the stay on 27% OBC reservation in higher educational institutions NSUJ has strongly demanded the full implementation of it in our university but unfortunately our JNU administration has been trying to water down the UPA government's inclusive reservatio n policy through various kinds of manipulation and conspiracy with the full support of AJSA-Ied-JNUSU. This has become obvious when the Ministry of Human Resources Development rejected the initial guidelines brought out by JNU Academic Council with regard to the imple mentation ofOBC reservation in this year's admissions. The subsequent meeting of Academic Council has reviewed its early proposal and decided to have a stage by stage implementation of OBC reservation and seat increase on the basis of 2006 as a Base Year. When all this was happening the JNUSU President and his lieutenants were enjoying their cup of tea and giving big round of applause to the administration. After signing all ther clandestine and dirty deals with the administration the red stooges are now out with their manipulative thi rd rate drama unpaintable to any human consCIOusness on this earth. The whole administrative mess that has .

brought the admi:;sion proc~ss under a serious cloud of !'uspicJOn and q nicisrn is the result of the farcical rotlen underhand deals that the ca:'teist comrades ha\e entered into with a retrogressive. inC'fficicnt and callously indifferent administration. Friend's, this drama is nothing .

but an altemptto di,ert attention from the catastrophic failure of JNUSU to address the buming concems ofthe student community. NSUI strongly demands that the b~:trayers of the ~tudent community should show at least some principles of political morality at this stage and .

step down from their positions and call for an urgent UGBM to ITC3tablish the lost sanctity of the JNUSU .

We demand I A High Level Committee be setup so that a comprehensiH~ and impartial inquiry can be held regarding the flaws and irregularities that have crept into the admission process. .

2. To fu lfill the quotas ofOBC, PH SC&ST without any delay. .

3. lmmedia1c expansion ofinfrastructure de' elopment so as to facilitate the proposed 54~o scat increase. .

4. To speed up the process ofhostel allotment to new students and open the new hostel within 2 months. .

5. To provid~ TR and SR facilities to newly admitted studenls \\ ithin I0 days. .

6. Temporarily open up Academic Staff College and student activity centre to new students who are facing acute crisis due to the non availability of Hostd facility. .

NSUJ STRONGLY \YARNS AISA LUI\1PENS, \VHO ARE CONTINUOUSLY lNDULGING IN TEARING UP OUR POSTERS AND HORDLNGS, THAT IF TilEY CONITNUE THEIR UNCJVILISED AND UNDEl\IOCRATIC \VAY THE CONSEQUENCES \VILL BE EXTREI\1ELY SEVERE. .

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accommodation for all outstation students. Delay m fund allocation and administrative red-taprsm will not be tolerated, and .

alternative accommodation must be ensured in the inte"rim penod. .

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Admrnistrat1ve attempts to curtail photocopying in JNU were successfully resisted, thus defendrng students' inahP-nable right to rese'3rch material .

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New courses were introduced in SIS and SSS (along with optionals for SL), a separate centre for Korean language was star ted along with 1ts long awaited M.Phil.programme .

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The struggle for workers' rights ensured that several anomalies and violations were stalled, administration was forced to set .

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up 6 committees to monitor any violation of workers' rights, thus ensuring that the responsibility of JNU as an institution is squarely fixed. .

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JNUSU office bearers from AISAjoined the struggle against FYUP in DU, and JNUSU must continue to do so smce JNU students too are affected by FYUP which erodes job prospects for research scholars. The JNUSU must also struggle to reverse UGC decision to exclude foreign languages as subject papers in the UPSC Exam. .

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However, the JNUSU's functioning remained handicapped by certain factors. The outgoing JNUSU President and his organisation the OSF owe answers to the student community on certain crucial silences and betrayals on crucial issues of democracy and social inclusion, including the one on Hem MislJra posed at the beginning ofthis leaflet. .

On JNUSU Functioning .

Why did the JNUSU President and councillors from DSF refuse to endorse a JNUSU resolution condemning ABVP's blatant act of violence, threatening women activists with rape, and communal targeting and false framing ofthe JNUSU General Secretary? This was a clear misuse of the JNUSU President's position to stop JNUSU from taking a stance againstABVP's violence, unprecedented in JNUSU's history. Was this a DSF's much-touted model of 'principled non-sectarian left unity' in running JNUSU? .

" 'Why did the outgoing JNUSU President, deliberately make itimpossible for the Union as an institution to take up the crucial .

legal battle on this issue by his inconsistent and contradictory communication with the lawyer? Is it not interesting that DSF's ideological mentors in the JNU faculty too openly in writing opposed reduction in viva weightage? This concern was raised in the School Convenors' reports and endorsed by School GBMs-yet DSF has remained completely silent on this issue till date.The viva struggle requires a firm ideological commitment of the entire JNUSU as an institution and the capacity .

tn engaae in the legal cac:e with consistency and coherence: only AISA in JNU has shown consistency and will on such issues including OBC reservation, deprivation points, and recognition for maa.3rsa certificates. .

DSF's candidates for Central Panel include its former School Councillors who were nominated by the JNUSU President as representatives to the EOO and Placement Cell: why did these representatives never show up for the job? Isn't it a fact that during the admission process, the EOO had no option but to contact the JNUSU Joint Secretary, who then worked as the JNUSU representative in the EOO? And that the Chairperson ofthe Placement Cell hadto contact other Office bearers fornew names ofstudent representatives, after which SIS, SS S and SLL&CS Convenors (from A/SA) were incorporated into the .

body? Isn't itthe case that it was only thanks to these A/SA Convenors that the Placement Cell began to have propermeetings and JNUSU organized an Open House to put togetherinputs for its properfunctioning? Again, this is a specific point on which DSF has remained completely silent! (Today those very Councillors who remained inactive and forced JNUSU representatives from AISA to make up for their inactivity, are seeking a mandate to central panel posts in JNUSU-claiming in theirleafletthatAISA is e a blot on the role wh1ch JNU's progressive student community and larger soc1ety expect from JNUSU. We therefore appeal to you to ensure a full mandate to AISA for the JNUSU 2013-14 .

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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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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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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!.

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volj dks vius gkFk ls tkus u nsa vkSj vkj{k.k o lhV c<+kus ds eqÌs ij fdlh Hkh rjg ds ihNs gVus ds iz;klksa dks ukdke djsaA.

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;g 'keZukd gS fd dy lkjs laxBuksa dh ehfVax esa ts-,u-;w-,l-;w- v/;{k us ;g izLrkfor fd;k fd ts-,u-;w-,l-;w- dk ekuuk gS.

fd pawfd iz'kklu us vkj{k.k ykxw djus ds iz'u ij ,d desVh cuk nh gS blfy, gesa viuk fojks/k izn'kZu dk dk;ZØe jn~n dj.

nsuk pkfg,A reke laxBuksa ds ncko ds ckn varr% muds laxBu ,l-,Q-vkbZ- vkSj [kqn v/;{k egksn; dks j{kkRed #[k viukuk.

iM+k vkSj fojks/k izn'kZu ds fy, etcwju rS;kj gksuk iM+kA ehfVax dh 'kq#vkr esa gh v/;{k egksn; us viuh ckr dks ts-,u-;w-,l-;w-.

ds izLrko ds :i esa j[kkA tcfd egklfpo u rks bl ckr ls lger Fks vkSj u gh mUgsa bldh lwpuk nh xbZ FkhA vkj{k.k ykxw.

djus ds iz'u ij iz'kklu ds lkFk ehfVax ds ckjs esa egklfpo dks lwfpr u djus ls ysdj iwoZ?kksf"kr vkanksyu dks viuh rjQ ls.

okil ysus dh dksf'k'k djus rd dh ge dBksj HkRlZuk djrs gSaA ge ,l-,Q-vkbZ- vkSj Nk=la?k esa muds izfrfuf/k;ksa dks psrkouh.

nsuk pkgrs gSa fd Nk=ksa ds vkanksyu ds fdlh Hkh eqn~ns ij iz'kklu ds vkxs ?kqVus Vsdus vkSj Nk=fgrksa vkSj lkekftd U;k; ds iz'u.

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iz'kklu dh Hkwfedk dkQh lansgkLin utj vk jgh gSA lhVsa ck: vkanksyu vkSj ,drk ds ne ij gh ge iz'kklu ls dksbZ dke djok lds gSaA blfy, 18 tuojh.

dks cM+s iSekus ij Nk=la?k ds izn'kZu esa Hkkx ysdj iz'kklu dks vkj{k.k ykxw djus vkSj lhVsa c<+kus ds fy, etcwj fd;k tkuk t:jh gSA.

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dSail esa vkus ls oafpr u jg tk,aA.

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Strengthen the Struggle for Social Justice and Transparency in JNU Admissions!.

Implements 27% Reservation and 54% seat Increase in JNU without delay.

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Accept Aleemiyat and Fazeelat and other Madarsa certificates in BA 1st year admissions.

Ensure Transparency in Academic and Admission Processes.

Join JNUSU's PROTEST DEMO..

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sd/-Awadhesh, Gen.Secy., AISA, JNU sd/-Rajesh Ranjan,V.P., AISA, JNU.

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on its already taken actions, the JNU administration is simply trying to find a post-factum ratification of their unilateral decision rather than This refusal to put its position [which is violative of MHRD directives] in writing clearly shows that the JNU Administration's arguments have no .

honestly resolvmg the issue of "interpretation"/"de!Jate". .

-secure legal basis. .

In light of this attitude of the JNU Administration, certain pertinent questions are in order: .

The choice of ··cut-off" as well as the selection criterion of OBC candidates for admissions 2008 has already been put into practise by the JNU .

Administration, which has decided the fate of many OBC students who could not get into JNU. So JNUSU demands that the university administration state before the standing committee in writing at whicll meet~ng was the decision taken to reject the IIAHRD directive (Para .

(X) and (XI) of the office memorandum of 10 April 2008) and adopt aJNU specific modality to fix the cut-off for OBC students Did any standing .

committee meeting deliberate on these JNU specific modalities? .

If no. (which 1ndeed is the case], who gave the right to those in charge of admissions the right to unilaterally "interpret" the Act and .

If yes. we demand that the JNU Administration provide the decision on these modalities. .

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apply modalities to the detriment of OBC students? .

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It was on the basis of the MHRD directive that the university reconvened an emergency AC meeting on 5u1 August to reverse its earlier .

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the base year for implementing reservat1on and seat increase. How is it then that when it comes to implementing the clearly .

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decision on implementing 27% reservation at one go It was on the basis of the MHRD directive once again, that 2006 was decided as .

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enunciated directives of the very same MHRD [Para X and XI of 1Oth April office memorandum] on fixing the relaxation of 'cut-off .

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marks for OBC students, the university holds that the MHRD directive is filled with logical and interpretive fallacies? Clearly, JNU .

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admmistration prefers to operate on a logic of convemence than any procedural consistency. .

If it is indeed a matter of "interpretation". shouldn't the "debate' .

have taken place before putting it into action through unilateral .

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dectslons? Shouldn't it have been debated and clarification sought in proper forums before putting it into action? .

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Now that the un1vers1ty has already acted, JNUSU demands of those responsible for it to put the process which they have already followed and acted upon on clear record and not brush it as1de as a matter of "interpretation" that can be debated in standing .

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comm1ttee ex-post? .

The consequence of the actions of the admission incharges is real and they must be held responsible both for their decisions vis-a-vis .

the MHRD d1rectives and the dec1sion making procedure (or the absence of it) they have followed that has resulted in this gross .

lndtviduals 1n 1mportant offices can have ideolog1cal preference~ but tt1ose cannot be allowed to ride over the constitutional mandates anomaly in Jr~u s OBC implementation process .

JNUSU therefore demands that those in charge of JNU's admissions 111 2008 must put vn record before today's{19 8.08) standing comm1ttee.

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and the clear-cut procedures that are involved in uphold~ng the same .

meehng the procedure they adopted This alone can form the basis of any meaningful "debate" Since JNUSU has already submitted a 4-.

page detailed and explanatory note on the issue explaining the MHRD Directive, JNU administration too must take the responsibility of stating its already adopted position and action in the form of written note before today's standing committee, so that the "debate" .

do not remain inconclusive at the level verbal exchanges and discussion. .

lf'.le appeal to all the standing committee members to seek a wntten position from the director of adm1ss1ons for all thedecisions he and his team (3] Extending the date of admission: The list brought out after the last standmg committee meeting of 11 August turned out to be ineffective has taken rn th1s regard as there 1s no substantive change in the number of students joining Addit1onal lists thnt were released to complete BA. intake were ineffective as total number of students who joined after the list have hardly JOmed. If anythmg, the number of students joined shown on the data supplied on .

18 August shows a fall in the number of students jomed [1548] compared to 1552 on 11lh August.! It is therefore urgent that admission date be .

JNUSU demands that some SUitable mechanism be ensured to extend the date ol adm1ssion to accommodate the students who had been .

extended and admiss1on ensured for all those whose names came out very late and those who are v1ct1ms of JNU's wrong critenon offered adm1ssion late be ensured. The date pf admission must be extended so that those who are vict1ms of tile above mentioned anomalies .

and lapses by the JNU Administration is actually g1ven admission and can be effectively accommodated .

(41 Bring out a waiting list for Urdu M.A. It is most unfortunate that no waiting list has been brought out for the Urdu MA admissions m 2008 .

One wonders how in any competitive exam, exactly those many students have managed to qualify the entrance exam as the official .

intake of the centre, and not a single other student appearing for the exam could score above the eligibility pass mark. Such .

coincidence belies all academic and probabilistic logic and is unlikely to have any precedence. This reflects the strong possibility of a .

premeditated and extremely calculated evaluat1on w1th a specific outcome in mind As a consequence of such evaluation, today the given intake .

m the centre stands unfulfilled The JNU Administration will have to ensure additional lists and evolve suitable norms so that the undue problem .

All in all, this year's admission process and the outcome data reflect a severe downturn both in terms of overall seat fulfillment and filling up of IS solved and CIL Urdu M.A. seats are duly filled and critical re-look at the ent1re process and urgent course correction. As a public funded premier institute, JNU cannot escape its responsibility .

seats of deprived category students. Such trend reversal was not seen in recent past. It belies all soc1al and academic logic and merits senous .

and accountability towards the constitutional mandates on social justice and to the people of this country at large. We seek your urgent .

intervention in the matter to uphold the socially-sensitive and socially-inclusive character that JNU has always been known for. .

Md. Mobccn Alam .

Jt. Se!cv., JNUSU.

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Gen. S'ec.y., .JNUSU.

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1) The council condemns in strongest terms the undemocratic manner in which the VC left the negotiation with the JNUSU on the charter of Demands. The council condemns the undermining of the institution of JNUSU by his undemocratic attitude, which is unacceptable. .

However, the JNUSU president in the last one year did not even initiate a discussion within the student community on the

.. to mobilize the students. On the other hand no dialogue was initiated by her with the administration. With the administration till mid September to pressurize them to concede to the demands of the students. Not only that the fact that even the last years agreement with the JNUSU has not been implemented proves the inability of the present JNUSU president to lead the JNUSU and give direction to the student movement in the campus. As a result of the failure of the JNUSU president to provide leadership to the JNUSU, no demand of the students has been achieved even at the fag end of the tenure of the present union. The present union, which is in a transitory phase, is not in a position to lead a sustained struggle necessary to achieve the major demands of the students. Therefore, the council believes that the process of handing over the union be started so that the new union coming with the full mandate of the students can carry forward the struggle to ensure that the demands of the students are met. Proposer: Arindam Seconder : Dhananjay Tripathi. .

Favour: 8 Against: 9 Abstention: Nil Defeated .

2) The JNUSU appeals to carry forward the struggle to fulfill the remaining points in the charter of demands and agitate against the attack on the autonomy of the GSCASH. This course of action should be taken following the outcome of the negotiations with the VC on 21-09-.

05. The JNUSU should continue its agitation against the attack on the autonomy of GSCASH and the failure of the administration to fulfill the charter of demands despite repeated demands in the form of indefinite hunger strike from 22nd September and also we should call for the public burning of the new rules and procedures of GSCASH on 23rd September evening. If required the JNUSU should call UGBM on this GSCASH issue which is extremely outrageous on the part of the administration. Proposre: Ajoy Ashirwad Secondre: Seema S. .

Favour ;2 Against :11 Abstention:3 Defeated .

3) The council condemns the delay of fulfillment of charter demand and blames the JNUSU office bearers for failing to pursue the successful achievements of the demand. Proposer : Zinniah Seconder : Manish Jugran .

Favour; 6 Against : 9 Abs: 1 Defeated 4) Masood Alams case has expressed the incompetence and lack of transparency in the admission process where related criteria for admission one of published in prospectus leading to harassment fo the applicants. JNUSU demands that all related criteria for eligibility be henceforth clearly published in the prospectus to avoid such discrimination and injustice. We demand that the AC review the resolution that one who does not clear M.Phil entrance cannot be admitted to direct Ph.D programme in the same year. .

Proposre : Seema Seconder: Ajoy Ashirwad Passed Unanimously .

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The council demands that JNUSU should pressurize the VC for fulfillment of the charter of Demand at fast as possible in the next meeting held on 21-09-05 .

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AND IF THE Demands are not fulfilled the office bearers should dissolve the union and go for fresh elections as fast as possible. .

Proposer: Zinniah Seconder : Pankaj .

Favour ; 6 Against: 2 Abs.: 9 Passed .

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The council condemns in strongest terms the undemocratic manner in which the VC left the negotiation with the JNUSU, on the charter of demands. This council condemns the undermining of the institution of JNUSU by his undemocratic attitude, which is unacceptable. .

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The present union which is at the fag end of its tenure and is in a transitory phase, cant lead a sustained struggle necessary to achieve the major demands of the students. Therefore, the council believes that the process of handing over the union be started so that the new union coming with the full mandate of the students can carry toward the struggle to ensure that the demands of the students are met. .

Proposre :Dhnanjay Seconder : Arun Prashant Favour: 15 Against: 2 Abs.: Nil Passed .

(7) The council condemns in strong terms the atrocities on the Dalits in Gohana & Akola. It also condemns the points of the ruling class, congress & BJP, which played a major part in committing these atrocities on Dalit community. The council demands that justice should be delivered to all the offered people and proper action should be taken against the culprits, at the earliest. Proposer : Dhananjay Seconder : B. Reena Favour : 11 Against : 5 Abstention: 1 Passed .

(8)The council condoles the death and destruction of life and property caused due to the floods in Mumbai and Maharashtra. The council also condems the inefficiency of the Maharashtra Government to provide relief to the affected people in time. .

Proposre : Manizah Seconder: Priyaranjan Favour: 14 Against.: 1 Abstention.: 2 Passed .

(9)The council condemns the JNUSU Vice President for her incompetence to fulfill her responsibilities as assigned to her according to the post. .

Proposer : Zinnah Bannah Seconder: Pankaj Mehta Favour : 8 Against : 9 Abstention: Nil Defeated .

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In the meeting ofthe Standing Committee on Adn1issions held today, JNUSU made a strong case de~andi~gimmediate course correction on the anomalies in the admission policy. The demand was raised that the umversttycorrect the significant non-fulfillment ofReserved Category Seats in JNU Admissions of2009-l 0 as well as fulfill all'· vacant seats. While initially, the administration tried to prevent the JNUSU President from stating his position in the.

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meeting, they were eventually forced to listen to our case. However, in a shameful display ofarbitrary powerand in a. total refusal to face accountability. the administration refused to allow the JNUSU President any further space in the.

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proceedings ofthemeeting. .

Among other issues, JNUSU raised the matter that a large number ofseats remain vacant even after the last day oftaking adnlissions. Where there is ashortfall in admissions, supplementary lists must bebrought out. Thispoint was also.

stressed by theRu.pamanjari Ghosh Committee. In today's meeting, the Standing Committee promised to the release ofadditional lists in centres where there is a shortfall of50o/o.,..u." ·.·;; ;b "" Non-fulfillment ofreserved categories scats: The picture from admissions data.

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the deficit makes the picture really alarming. .

In SIS M.Phil,only 11.2% ofthe 18% OBC quota has been offered \.Vith nil offer in as many as 7centres and.

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In SL&CS M.phil also, only 13.7% OC quota has been offered with a deficit ofat least 7 seats..

In MA programmes, only 13.7% OC quota has been offered, with an overall deficit ofat least 41 seats.ln,, '·.:· MA, the huge deficit is concentrated in 3 centres ofSSS ( CESP, CHS, CPS) and SIS (ETL). _.

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tion is highly discriminatory. In particular, the arbitnuy fixing ofthe ''cut-off'a-.

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stnke by JNUSU, the Academ1c Council passes a resolution allowing holders of Madarsa cert1f1cates to be e~1g1ble. to .

~ sit for the JNU exam. The process of establishing equivalence for Madarsa certificates is continuing on a nat1on-w1de basis. As a result, the historic discrimination practiced by JNU in dosing its doors to students from madarsa backgrounds is now being slowly remedied. .

Ensuring Rights of Physically Challenged Students .

In the past year, JNUSU has firmly placed the issue of rights and facilities of physically challenged students firmly onto the campus agenda, insisting that this is their right and is no charity. JNUSU struggled for a number of demands such as the construction of ramps for greater accessibility, installing software for visually challenged students in the school and a Braille printer in the library, ensuring representation in the decision making bodies, increasing the amount of funds for readers/writers for the visually challenged, and expanding the Helen Keller unit with more functional computers. .

As a result of JNUSU's efforts, the the issues of democratic rights, participation in decision making, and expanding infrastructural facilities of PH students (hitherto marginalized) acquired centre-stage. Not only did concrete expansion of facilities take place in libraries and other parts of the campus; for the first time PH students have been made a part of JNU's decision-making bodies like the Campus Development Committee. With the active participation of PH students, JNUSU forced the Admin to withdraw the dubious move to scuttle 3% PH reservation and ensured the implementation of this quota witl1out any dilution in JNU. Ensuring the fulfillment of the 3% quota for PH category for students and teachers alike, and establishing a fellowship for PH students equivalent to Rajiv Gandhi Fellowship remain pressing matters of concern. .

Opposing anomalies in admissions this year .

From the outset the JNU Administration has sought to implement OBC reservation 1n a highly casteist and discriminatory manner, using spurious criterion to deny students admission. At this juncture, JNUSU called the administration's bluff, mobilizing students, teachers and legal experts against the faulty cut-off criterion being applied by the administration. .

At several occasions, council members belonging to a particular organization have alleged that with the complicity of JNUSU Office-Bearers there has been a seat-cut. This is not only unsubstantiated but also untrue. JNUSU is dedicated to ensure that through vigilance, monitoring and struggle these anomalies in the admission process are remedied and the seats are filled. From the outset, JNUSU has stated that OBC reservation and seat increase must be computed on "intake", and that the "intake-offer' method must be reinstated as the system of admission The struggle for social justice cannot be held back by opportunist political forces spreading rumours based on a false 'smokescreen' of numbers. If the opportunist politics of these organizations is allowed to play havoc, then the real focus of implementing OBC reservations will be deflected. .

Following the JNUSU-Ied struggle, the JNU administration has been forced to present a position paper detailing the exact admission procedures followed this year. Two committees have been set up to look into the crucial issue of setting cut-off marks for OBC students, and to look into the various anomalies in the admission process this year. Historically, the SC/ST quota never gets filled: however as a result of the agitation, for the first t1me, the vacant SC/ST seats have been carried over to the next year. JNUSU is committed to carrying forward the struggle to all possible arena and to remain vigilant against the administration's devious ploys and manipulations to scuttle OBC reservations .

A Consistent Resistance to Communal Fascism .

At the present juncture, when at the national level, the Congress-created Amarnath fiasco and the RSS, BJP, ABVP and other communal forces have been trying to create an embedded communal commonsense, JNUSU has mobilized students and speak out against such pervasive communal logic, against the communalization of culture, and against the witch-hunting and branding of minorities. .

Presently, in JNU, the ABVP, which has shown no commitment to any student issues whatsoever, has survived on a vicious campaign to undermine and tear apart the fabric of this campus by engaging in hate politics, assaulting and victimizing members of the minority community and in assaulting the democratic freedom and mtegrity of the university. Blatantly communal and venomous posters and pamphlets have been issued by the ABVP in JNU with the intention of undermining the democratic and tolerant spirit of the campus community. All this is being done with the full .

approval of their mentors in the administration who systematically shield and abet these habitual hate and violence mongers. After protracted struggle though the Prof. Shankar Basu Committee named the culprits, the indulgent administration refused to punish the ABVP offenders of Presidential Debate violence. The enquiry into violence by ABVP in the Chandtrabhaga Hostel Nite case is still on. At such a juncture, JNUSU is committed to continuing a robust ideological struggle and mobilization of the university to isolate these merchants of hate Within the student community as well as their protectors in the visibly biased administration .. .

Against corporatization of the campus .

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The Nestle outlet that was aimed at the corporatization of the campus spaces was forcefully resisted by the student .

ommunity under the leadership of JNUSU in early 2005. This year, when another devious move was made on the art of the JNU Administration to separate shop-allotment from the purview of the Campus Development ommittee with a clear aim to facilitate corporatization and corruption in shop allotment in a fast expanding campus. .

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progressive and democratic voices to come together and launch a spirited resistance. Whether it is these struggles or else theprotracted struggle for gender-just laws and against entrenched patriarchal biases in our society which continue to deny womenfreedom and dignity, the student movement has an important role to play. During the past year too, JNUSU and the JNU studentmovement has once again taken forward struggles for students' rights, women's freedom, social justice and democracy. .

-JNUSU: Carrying Forward the Mandate for Social Inclusion, Democratization, Against.

Commercializ~tion .

For the JNUSU, the past one year has been one of struggles to defend and expand the democratic ethos of JNU. Since March.

2012, JNUSU has spearheaded several struggles for social inclusion and democratisation and for better infrastructure..

Committed to the idea of educational institutions which are inclusive and affordable, and which proactively work towards.

ensuring that higher education does not remain the exclusive preserve of the rich and the privileged, JNUSU took up several.

initiiltives and struggles in the past one year. .

Towards Sucial Justice and Inclusion .

In JNU, several struggles have been fought for social inclusion: to restore deprivation points for women and for students fromdeprived backgrounds and backward areas, for recognision of madarsa certificates, for increasing merit-cum-means fellowshipsand against the faulty cut-off criterion for OBC students. This legacy of struggle was carried forward during the past year too: .

Towards reducing weightage of viva marks: The student community is aware that since March 2012, JNUSU has beenengaged in a protracted struggle to reduce the weightage of viva voce in the JNU admission process. Following theinitiatives of the previous JNUSU, this issue was t<:~ken up for the first time in JNU's history of more than 40 years and as aresult of JNUSU's struggles, a committee to analyse trends in JNU's viva voce marks was set up. The findings of thecommittee very clearly nailed the discriminatory trends in viva IJoce, and these findings were submitted to the Academic<;_Q!Jncil d~its meeting on 30 October 2012. It is highly unfortunate that theAC chose to underplay the SVStemiccrimination revealed by the viva committee's findings, and in fact tried to sideline and ignore this comm!ttee by setting.

another committee to look into the viva issue. During the AC meeting, JNUSU rejected the diversionary tactics of the AC.

d its proposal to set up this new committee. .

It has to be noted that during the student community's struggle for reduction in viva voce, we received the support of.

several teachers too, including some representatives of the JNUTA. However; a certain section of the teaching community,.

i:1duding those who avowedly take progressive ideological positions, opposed the student's democratic demand. What.

~ orsened the matter was a hyperactive intervention by a faculty member just before the AC meeting held on 30'h October.

2li l2. This faculty memb~rsubmitt2d a rormal written proposal (co-:;igned ..,;th ther teacher) opposing the reduction inviva weightage and mooting some questionable 'alternatives', thus sending a political signal as well as providing aconvenient way out for the Vice Chancellor's subsequent move to form a new committee clearly devised to bury thefindings of the earlier viva committee. .

After the Academic Council, the JNUSU decided to explore various other means, including political and legal struggles. tocarry this demand forward. In this regard, JNUSU representatives also contacted well-known lawyers who have fought andWOn cases related tO SOCial justice -including the case against the wrong cut-off criteria for OBC students which wasscuttling the proper implementation of OBC reservations. However, the reluctance as well as inconsistent and non-committal communication with the lawyer by the JNUSU President (who heads the JNUSU) constrained JNUSU as an.

institution to move ahead in this strategic legal case. Given the all-round opposition to reduction in viva weightage andentrenched vested interests. this struggle requires a firm ideol;;,gica\ commitment of the entire JNUSU as an Institution andthe capacity to engage in the legal case with consistency and coherence. .

EJ:panding the Scope of Financial Assistance: During the past" one year, JNUSU has waged a protracted struggle for.

enhancement of MCM toRs 3000 per month. This struggle has seen various forms-from protest demonstrations againstthe JNU administration, protests at the UGC and MHRD, university.strikes and hunger strikes. Inch-by-inch we have movedahead in our struggle, but the powers-that-be remain adamant. And in this struggle, we have been pitted against not justthe JNU administration and governments who are heil-bent on using the bogey of "fund-cuts" to cut state funding oneducation, but also against their agents within the student community. As a result of the sustuined pressure from the.

student movement, the JNU administration he1s enhanced the MCM amount to Rs 2000 per mont:1, with effect from.

January 2013 a!)d a corpus fund bas been 'reated to del!l uith tl:le needs of st11dents from deprived backgrounds on a case·.

by-case basis. However, this is hardly sufficient and the struggle for enhancement of MCM to Rs 3000 to an students from~OaCkgroundsas an inalienable right will con!i"Je. While the demand for extending the duration of fellowships (.

particularly the Non-JRF uGc scholarship) to cover entire research period has not materialised, after repedtea protests oythe JNUSU, the Vice Chancellor did concede that students face severe financial problems in the fourth and fifth ye ars of thePhD programme as financial aid stops after the third year and promised to make available a corpus fund which will be usedto make lumo sum transfers to PhD students in the fourth and fifth year. This step at least marked a concn:ote move inrecognising the d1re financial conditions of the research scholars at the last stage of their research. JNUSU demar.::: :hat in .

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We are at the threshold of another JN USU elections. This is a crucial juncture for us as we .

decide what we want our campus to do and reflect. The plight of the studcnts'movement on this campus is in a situation where JNUSU has lost its glorious credibility at the hands uf left organizations. JNUSU has become a defunct body, which is totally alienated from the student c~mcerns. Instead of sttiJggle for students' demands and its implementation, what the campus has been Wltnessmg is the Betray21 of students' movement, rumour mongering, and mudslinging against NSUI from the left parties in Union. It is imperative to understand that this is nothing but an attempt to hide their failures .

and discredit me struggles fought by NSUI. The office bearers of last Union have failed in addressing the basic needs of students as well as in ensuring proper functioning of the infrastructure that was provided by the central government. Be it the unprecedented Hostel Cr.isis in JNU this year, on which JNUSU has been criminally silent. On MCM they tried to deceive the student community and after staging a pretentious Hunger Strike, sabotaged the students' movement. On the other hand, Some of the important and concrete achievements of NSUI are Increasing MCM &om 1500 to 2000, Starting Metro feeder Buses in JNU, initiating Wi-Fi facility in JNU campus, a fully functional SBI branch, bringing out second admission lists, single window and online admission process, new ambulance for the health centre, increase of UGC Non-NET scholarship, Maulana Azad and Rajiv Gandhi Scholarship and Most importandy Getting funds for construction for new Hostels. All these demands were met only because of the strong persistence of JNU students. However. there are many issues and demands for which our stroggle is on-going. A proactive placement cell, Hostel accommodation for all JNU Students, increasing the MCM till 3000, Extension of fellowships till completion of research work, Extension of Wi-Fi facilities to Hostels, 24x7 functional library, Medical Insurance for students, better facilities in hostels etc. are just a few of the many issues that require immediate attention.N UI is committed to fight for these demands in the interest of the students. For these demands to be materialized, we need to have a strong leadership in JNUSU. We are concerned about national and international issues, but we bclie,re that merely talking about them or issuing sr.arements will not change the larger politics. Por this we have to work on ground. If the student unjoo fails to fight for JNU students, it is definitely not capable of bringing any change outside JNU. It is time to choose between those who play sectarian policies and mislead the students and those who struggle for the students: The politics of hollow rhetoric needs to be replaced with politics of strup;glc and concrete achievements. Therefore,NSUI is approaching the student community to get a positive mandate to lead a vibrant student movement on the campus. .

Preserving the plural character of the Indian Nation. NSUI dediC2tes itself to the reconstruction of the plurality of cultures, with each reinforcing and complementing the other. Our vision of nationalism asserts that the national community is to be based on common ~.economic and political goals;The vision has its deep ideological roots in the assertions of" Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru,BirsaMunda, BhimRaoAmbedkar, Sardar Patel, Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad, Subhash Chandra Bose and RabindraNath Tagorc etc. In a country that is as rich as India in cultural diversity, any homogeneous conception is bound to prove divisive. We accept the fact that any majority itself is the federation of several minorities. 'Ibe need of the hour at this crucial jWl.Cture is redefining the political by reinventing Gandhi. .

The. politic 2nd practices of NSUI derive its strength and inspiration from the legacy of Indian Nattonal Coqgress, the only ~:me pan Indian political force which is the reliable platform where dialogue between d1frerent truth cla1ms occurs at the political realm. The policies of Conbrress led UPA .

government xt the centre entail an integral vision for empowering different sections of societv through clialo1;ucs an.J consensus. ' .

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