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Another one of the helpers for the family. This is in the kitchen. THe stove she is sitting out is multi purpose. There is a metal tube that runs threw it to heat the water taht goes into the big tank next to it to use for bathing. So where there is cooking, thereis hot water.
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View seaward from top of North Common, up from Oare, Exmoor. Thereis a memorial bench just over the fence.
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15% state level budgetary sub-plan for thf' advancement of minorities in the state since 2007. Thisstep has ensured a targeted spending for Muslim minorities in all developmental heads. This has paiddividends; for example among all Self-Help Groups with access to institutional credit, 21.8% are groupswith Muslim members (formed on the basis o1 same residential area). Among 17,512 ICDS projects in theState, 6,431 are working in Muslim areas emoloying anganwadi workers and assistants from the minority.
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The West Bengal government has t:tarted a new university named Aliah University.
(www.aliah.ac.in) aimed at providing quality education to the minorities. Already 28 departments.
have become fully operational in this university. This university was created in 2007-08 by upgrading the.
historic Calcutta Madrasah, which was the first educational institution set up by the British in India in 1780.A new campus of this university is being built on 50 acres of land in Bhangor (South 24 Parganas)..
West Ben9al has a unique system of running 508 state aided madrasahs, affiliated to the WestBengal Board of Madrasah Education. The curriculum of these madrasahs combines subjects likeArabic and Islamic Studies with other Indian languages, sciences and mathematics. This has enabled.
convergence between other schools and the madrasahs in respect to admission at all levels, where thereis no discrimination from school to madrasat1s and vice-versa. Certificate from West Bengal MadrasahBoard is recognized not only within the state but also at national level..
110 junior madrasahs has been upgraded to the status of senior madrasahs in the state in the last.
financial year. In the current financial year, steps are being taken to set up 66 new madrasahs, upgrade11 o junior high madrasahs to high madrasahs and 89 high madrasahs to senior madrasahs. More than3200 teaching posts have already been created to facilitate this development effort. The West Bengal.
government pays the salaries of the madrasah teachers of the state, a step which is un.heard inmany states. .
The West Bengal government is also taking steps to promote the Urdu language. Rs. 2.70 crores hasbeen allotted for Urdu academy in the last financial year for this purpose..
10 Muslim girl's hostels have been already buiit and 4 more are going to be finished soon in the state. For.
maintenance of these Muslim girl's hostels, Rs. 4 crores has been allotted. In Kolkata, Rs. 2 crores hasbeen sanctioned for building a working hostel for Muslim wom_e_n_.-~~--·--.
There is no doubt that much more needs to be done in order to uplift the condition of Musttm minorities in.
West Bengal and bring about all round socio-economic advancement. But the initiatives undertaken by the.
West Bengal government are clearly showing the way forward for the rest of the country. The progressive and.
democratic forces in India has to undertake the important task of disseminating information regarding these.
initiatives and build a countrywide movement to force all state governments and the central government to.
move fast in this direction. .
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The pagodas are monks' burial places, some have shut doors if they hold the remains of only one monk, some have open doors if several monks are buried there and thereis still room for more.
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Attempts to Malign the Faculty of CBT: Some Facts .
The Office of Rector-1,JNU has vide its Notification dated November 28, 2001 constituted aCommittee to enquire into certain vague and non-specific aJiegationsby Dr Sneh Lata Singla. It is alleged in the Notificationthat she was forced 'to withdraw .
her joining report the next day'. What are the facts? The Notification initspreface says that the Committee of Enquicy is set up inpursuance of the meeting of the Deans and .
Chairpersons held on 27~ November, 2001. It isreported that the participants at the meeting were informed that Dr. Singla was .
anything to say in the matter. Is the principle of natural justice being violated?.
threatened by the CST faculty. However, according to the participants, no mention was made of whether theCST faculty had Even before the notification came, Prof. Harbans Mukhia in his letter to The Hindu dated November 26, 2001 alleged that a .
new ·culture of threatening fresh appointees' is being created at JNU. Why are issues being prejudged? .
Three days, three events.The JNU Community needs to understand why this orchestration of opinion against CST . -. .
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FACTS REGARDING JOINING REPORT OF DR SINGLA AND HER ALLEGATIONS -.
Dr. SingIa joined the CST on November 22, 2001, forenoon. .
Dr. Singla withdrew her joining report with effect from the forenoon of November 22, 2001. .
As per Prof Mukhia's letter to the Hindu quoted above, she sent afax on November 24, 2001. .
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There are conflicting versions of the facts. The Notification of the Enquiry 6ays that the Joining Report was withdrawn .
the next day, that is, the 23rd. Prof. Mukhia's letter to The Hindu says it was withdrawn onthe 24" and the letter withdrawing the .
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Joining Report is dated 22nd . Are there three versions of the withdrawal of the Joining Report or is thewholeprocess an after .
thought cooked up for a purpose? .
How·much time did Dr. SingIa spend in CBT and who all did she meet? Shecame tojoin thedepartment on .
November 22nd, and met the Chairperson and no other faculty member. The meeting lasted barely five minutes. .
On November 23, 2001, Dr. Singla apparently came to CST in the morning at a time whenmost faculty members were busy finalrzing their project proposals (Under the University with Potential for Excellence) which had to be submitted to the Unrversity .
that morning. At around 10:45 a m., Dr. Singla went to the office of Prof. Santosh Kar who told her that hewas busy and could not .
talk then -very little communication look place. Dr. SingIa accompanied Prof. Kar to the Ufe Science Building where her car was .
parked and where Prof. Kar was going for a meeting (in connection with theAnimal Ethics Committee). .
Inbrief, Dr. Singla met just two faculty members of CBT separately on different days and for barely afew minutes each. Thus, neither the entire faculty of CST can be said to be involved nor was it feasible in afew minutes to createan .
'unconducive atmosphere'. In fact. Dr. Singla voluntarily walked with Prof. Kar up to the Life Science Building-hardlyasign of .
·unconducive atmosphere'. .
POSSIBLE REASON FOR THE HURRIED WITHDRAWAL OF JOINING REPORT .
Why did Dr. Singla withdraw her Joining Report in ahurry andwhat was the rteed to justify the same by making false and non-specific allegations against the CBT Faculty? .
Inthe first hearing of thecase filed by members of CST faculty in the Delhi High Court, on November 21, 2001, regarding the appointment of Dr. Singla, it was informally agreed before the Judge that status quo should be maintained in this case and Dr. .
Singla would not be allowed to join until November 23rd. So.her joining on,November 22nd went against theunderstanding arrived at .
On November 23'd, at the next hearing, when the Judge was informed that Dr. Singla had joined the University the in the Court. .
previous day, he was furious and reprimanded the Counsel of the Universitysaying that the status quo was deliberately broken. This is perhaps why the Joining Report was withdrawn In a hurry and back dated to 22nc1 of November.Allegations .
were concocted against the CST faculty with malicious intention. .
SETTING UP OF THE ENQUIRY COMMITTEE .
The setting upof the Enquiry Committee by administration goesagainst the principle of natural justice and the .
made. it has been assumed that thereis acase for Enquiry. Theallegation madebyDr. SingJa 'that a highdegree of insecurity and .
On the basisof complaintsbyoneparty anci without checking with theother party against whom thecomplaint has been .
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times have always evoked a violent reaction because the demands .
challengeina deep way the present.oppressiveand exploitative status .
' quo. Atthe time ofthedebatesonthe Hindu Code Bill also membersof .
Parliament cutting across party lines ~ed with each other in their .
opposition to change. Compromises were therefore made by the then .
Government on some· crucial issues like equal property rights. As a .
resultofwhich women continueto suffer. Evenatthe timeofthedebate .
on the anti-dowry and anti-rape amendrnP.nts, when the question of .
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violence against women within the hotne was brought to light there .
was a reaction form certain quarters decrying the struggle for justice .
and equalitywithin thehomeasanattemptto destroy thefamily. Other .
sections of the socially oppressed have had similar experiences. The .
Bill for extending the time trame for reservations for the SCs and STs .
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moved in ·1989 could not be passed because of a deliberate lack of .
quorum.'The Bill for reservationfor women isanothersuch issue.Male .
domination in politics will be challenged through this step and there-®.
fore vestedinterestsareoutto sabotagetheBill. We knowthatthisisbut .
one small step in the ongoing struggle arid may not directly bring .
benefit to the mass of women inourcountry whosufferfrom the worst .
fonnsof exploitation. But anyandeverymeasure which bringswomen \.
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into public life weakens the fortress of male domination directly and .
indirectly and this strengthens the struggle of the mass of women .
against gender discrimination. .
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' Appeal for Your Support .
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.. democracy and strengthening of peoples participation to support the all struggle to ensure that women get one third reservation in all elected bodies from toptobottom. TheSelect Conunittee isto give itsreportin -... thefirst weekof thenext sessionofParliament.Thereis every possibil-.. ityofthe measurebeingsabotagedononepretextoranother.Onlyyour voice raised powerfully along with others can ensure its passage. .
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To serve as an opposite to Captian Kira, Therei s Pirate Lena. While I am pretty sure she isnt a Pirate Queen. Shes still a force to be reckoned with.
this guy is sitting right next to me right now.What can thuis be? ther are many many computers avaliable, but he is sititng as close as possible.Not natrel human behavior.
thereis nothing special about that computer.I know.
thereis a whole series of these photographs of George. I did a slide show for the Johnny Cash song "Hurt" and George played the title role. It took several days and MANY photographs to get it right.
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STUDENTS' FEDERATION OF INDIA .
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THE WORLD SOCIAL FORUM: OUR PERSPECTIVE.
Friends, .
The World Social Forum (WSF) is going to be held in Mumbai from 16th to 21st January,2004. The WSF is an annual event where organizations and groups from across the world, who areopposed to the present unequal, unjust and exploitative world order and who endeavour to build ademocratic and egalitarian alternative to globalised capitalism, come together to share theirexperiences and evolve common grounds for future struggles The distinctiveness of the WSF liesin the fact that it offers an open meeting space to organizations with diverse outlooks and concerns.The approach is to facilitate an exchange of ideas rather than imposing a single view upon everyparticipant, as well as to provide opportunities for building alliances between organizations acrossthe world. This is for the first time that the WSF is being held outside Porto Allegre in Brazil, where it.
was successively held over the past three years. and India has been chosen as the venue. .
TheWSF in Mumbai would provide a broader opportunity for all those in our country, who aspire for abetter world and have been involved in struggles for social and economic justice, to participate inthis international event..
The processes underlying globalisation today-the depredations of speculative financecapital, adoption of deflationary macroeconomic policies and the retreat of the welfare statefollowing IMF-World Bank prescriptions, the unbridled domination of production and trade by the.
multinational corporations imposed by the WTO-and the consequent intensification of exploitationof labour by capital, rising income inequalities, unemployment and insecurity in the advancedeconomies, industrial recession and acute agrarian crisis afflicting developing countries,environmental degradation, and the proliferation of big and little chauvinisms and exclusivistideologies are adversely affecting the lives of millions across the globe in myriad ways. The invasionand occupation of Iraq in the name of fighting terrorism has also thoroughly exposed the barbaricand predatory nature of U.S. led imperialism. The movement against imperialist globalisation and.
military aggression has also, however, gathered momentum in the recent past with large numbers of.
people joining global protest actions during the Iraq invasion and the WTO meeting at Cancun.These global protest actions were made possible because of the coordination between severalparticipant organizations during the WSF 2003 at Porto Allegre. The WSF 2004 would providefurther opportunities to strengthen this global movement against imperialist globalisation.Although the commonality in the vision of the participants of the WSF lies in their oppositionto neoliberal capitalism and imperialist globalisation, the nature and extent of that opposition variesacross participants. Our oppos1t1on to Imperialist globalisat1on is not restricted to certain facets of itand we believe that the problems of the present world order can only be solved through thereplacement of capitalism by the alternative socio-economic system of socialism. However, we feelthat it is important, in order to advance in the struggle for an alternative to capitalism, to buildbridges with those who are critical of the present system but who do not agree with our vision of thealternative. Capitalism today survives more than anything else, on the basis of the logic that 'Thereis No Alternative' to it. In this context the key slogan of the WSF. that .
'Another World is Possible',.
provides the basis for establishing the broadest possible unity among all those who want to changethe present world order. That unity of progressive forces across the globe against imperialist.
globalisation is the need of the hour. .
GLOBALISE THE STRUGGLE AGAINST IMPERIALIST GLOBALISATION! .
An anonymous notice on the WSF issue has been put up in the campus today. This.
notice is in extremely bad taste and we condemn against such mischievous attempts.
which go against the norms of public debate in our campus. .
Sd/-Sd/-Anubhuti Maurya Jyotirmoy BhattacharyaSecretary, JNU-SFI.
' President, JNU-SFI .
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