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Asà lo anunció la presidenta ejecutiva de EsSalud durante la 7ma. Sesión descentralizada de la Comisión de Salud, que se realizó en Iquitos
Here (from left to right are some of our horse drawn farm implements
Planter, Sickel bar cutter, disk, (not in sight) walk behind and riding plow
DAI Global (Development Alternatives, Inc) implementing the USAID’s Bangladesh Agricultural Value Chains Project (AVC) signed MoU with Dhaka Chamber of Commerce (DCCI) on 28th February, 2015 at DCCI Officer. DCCI President Mr. Hossain Khaled and Mr. William T. Levine, Cheif of Party of AVC project signed the MoU on behalf of their respective organizations.
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The annual Ag in the Classroom Summer Institute was June 14-16 in Huntsville. Over 70 educators from across the state gathered to learn how to implement ag into their curriculum, toured north Alabama farms and networked with fellow teachers.
wax paper, a bowl for egg whites, a paint brush to spread egg whites, and a plate of superfine sugar
Ex-servicemen on dharna and relay hunger strike at Jantar Mantar for past two months demanding implementation of One Rank One Pension scheme, protest the authorities' move to clear the area of protestors citing security reasons, in New Delhi on Friday.
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Immediate Implementation of 27%OBC Reservation on campus! .
Saluting Babasaheb Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's Struggle Immediate Recognition of Madarsa Certificates in JNU!.
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Fair Enquiry and Punishment ofthe Serial Offenders of ABVPI n For Social Justice, Secularism Democracy! Change Of the Biased Proctorial Board ! .
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Protest March.
Join I i'J:J14., ~'If#1i=til Speedy Implementation of Facilities for the PH students! .......from Ganga Dhaba 14 April9.00pm Cut-Off Date For UGC Fellowshp from2005! leading on to Expansion of Health Centre, Hostels! and Fulfilment of .
Relay HUNGER STRIKE Other Issues Of Charter Of Demands! atAd Block JNU .student move~e~t has unfailingly cre~ted and sustained a culture of student politics that is deeply committed to dignity, a secular ethos, gender equality, .
the creat1on of an egahtanan campus and soc1ety. For us, JNU is not only about a few buildings, attending classes and .
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rec~iving de~rees. J~U exemplifies ~he spirit behind the strugg.les .for ~ocia.
agamst neo liberal pol1ces, communalism, corporate land grab, mmonty w1tch hunting and everything that threatens a true .
democracy. .
But, we have seen how forces are actively at work to destroy all that has been built in this campus over the years. On .
the one hand, we have casteist forces like the YFE whose sole agenda is to spread a casteist frenzy on the campus which .
rears its ugly head in several explicit and implicit ways. With them operates the communal forces like ABVP who are hell bent on spreading a divisive and communal cam-.
paign marked by hate and violence mongering. Devoid of any social or academic engagement, they can only be seen in .
pamphlets spewing communal venom, or in acts of outright violence with remarkable regularity. .
Some anti-academic and anti-student forces which are hostile to all progressive ethos comes handy for a JNU admin-istration which is hell bent on thwarting any student upsurge for their rights. Any movement for fellowships. for better academic, library and health facilities, for a more socially sensitive and inclusive admission system, for workers' rights are met with reluctance, with indifference, and with total insensitivity. In order to hide its anti-student face, its corruption, and its nexus with contractors, the administration cracks down on the movement time and again. However, when it comes to dealing with serial violence mongers, the very same administration is seen as a indulgent ally of forces like ABVP and .
YFE. .
JNUSU has been waging a relentless struggle around its Charter of Demands, which reflects some of the key con-cerns of our times. Be it 27% OBC reservation, recognition of Madarsa certificates, fellowships for research scholars, JNUSU's Charter of Demands is a weapon to make JNU more democratic, socially just and inclusive, and egalitarian. facilities for PH students, expanded health centre and hostel facilities or decisive action against communal lumpens, .
Tomorrow is 14th April, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar's 118th birth anniversary. Babasaheb spent his entire life in a tireless struggle to fight the very forces that YFE and ABVP represent today. He fought to institutionalise a socially sensitive, .
equal, and just polity in India. He enshrined these values in the Indian constitution. He fought for gender sensitivity, and .
opposed the anti-woman Hindu Code Bill. Today, Babasaheb stands for every value that JNU and its progressive student .
movement cherish. So, on the occasion of Babasaheb's birth anniversary, JNUSU has decided to intensify its .
struggle to realise the key concerns of its Charter of Demands, to protect and strengthen the values that were .
so dear to him. Starting with a protest demonstration saluting Dr.Ambedkar's legacy, JNUSU is launching a .
relay hunger strike with the following demands: .
Immediate implementation of 27% OBC reservation on campus: After the Supreme Court judgement, JNUSU will not country for its socially sensitive character, and it is incumbent upon us to set an example for other institutions of higher .
tolerate any more delay or scuttling of implementation of 27% reservation on the campus. JNU is known all over the .
Immediate recognition of Madarsa certificates in JNU: It has been a long-standing demand of JNUSU that theeducation. .
Madarsa certificates be recognized by JNU. JNUSU has been patiently and vigilantly pursuing this issue at every level: .
After the positive report of the expert committee consisting of senior members of the faculty, JNU administration must get .
it cleared through the AC and implement it without delay. .
Fair enquiry and punishment of the serial offenders of ABVP, and reconstitution of the biased Proctorial Board. .
JNUSU has been consistently demanding reconstitution of the Proctorial Board, and we have spoken out through public meetings, protest demonstrations, human chains against shameful administrative inaction and indulgence of habitual offenders of ABVP. The way the administration has thrown all sense of neutrality to the winds and allowed the ABVP to .
vitiate the campus atmosphere is indeed a blot on JNU. It is time that we say enough is enough: We need to tell the administration that any further delay in conducting a fair enquiry, punishing the culprits, and reconstitution of the Proctiorial .
There are a host of other demands like speedy implementation of facilities for the PH students, setting the cut-off date Board will not be tolerated. .
for UGC fellowships from 2005, expansion of health centre, and construction of hostels, and fulflllment of other .
issues of Charter Of Demands that the administration has been unwilling to address with any seriousness. .
JNUSU appeals to you to join the protest demonstration relay hunger strike and the entire course ofaction that JNUSU Is launching tomorrow and strengthen the sociallyjust, secular and democratic character ofJNU. Join the Md Mobeen Alammovement in large numbers. It is indeed a struggle to reaffirm the democratic and revolutionary spirit that JNU stands for. .
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Shephalika Shekhar Gen. Secy.,JNUSU.
Sandeep Vice-President,JNUSU.
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