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La Fondation Cité de la Santé orchestre une soirée spectacle mettant en vedette le personnel du Centre de santé et de services sociaux (CSSS) de Laval. Les artistes impressionnent par la grande qualité de leur interprétation dans cet événement des plus rassembleurs.
La Fondation Cité de la Santé orchestre une soirée spectacle mettant en vedette le personnel du Centre de santé et de services sociaux (CSSS) de Laval. Les artistes impressionnent par la grande qualité de leur interprétation dans cet événement des plus rassembleurs.
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- Zoomed viewpoint is looking east from near the main lookout on top of Huon Hill in Wodonga.
- A near full Lake Hume can be seen in the mid-background.
- The Kiewa River [in full flood] can be seen across the entire flood plain at the foot of Huon Hill.
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- Original images captured using a PANASONIC Lumix DMC-LZ2 5.0MP digital compact point & shoot camera [image resolution = 2560x1920px [4.9MP].
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- Initially post processed using Adobe Photoshop Creative Suite 8.0.
- Latest version re-processed using Topaz Gigapixel AI [enlargement] & Skylum Luminar Neo AI [enhancement] software.
- Image resolution = 5333x4000px [21.3MP].
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the crvciallegal battle. Various organisations ranging from Sfi,AISF to DSU have shown no interest in cortecting funds, or in contributing ln any constructl\le \;1ay to this struggle. .
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Enhancing the MCM amount: The MCM income cap has been Increased from Rs 1 lakh to Rs 2.5 lakh during the past year, baste sustenance scholarships such as MCM should be raised to Rs. 3000. wrth the provision of periodic upgrading rn tune wrth the rising cost or living. .
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Enhancing Financial Assistance: After a sustained struggle in 201J, the Administration was forced to agree to creating a corpus fund for lump sum transfers to needy research scholars in the 4th and 5u. years of their research. More soholarships should be made available to research students and Students coming from deprived .
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backgrounds, with their duration covering the entire research period, to ensure that the non-fee costs or education that include books, xeroxes, field visrts. transport costs for visiting libraries and archives ou tsrde the campus. etc. can be taken care of. .
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Expanding the scope of fellowships for students from deprived backgrounds: Fellowships for OBC students, increase in the number or Maulana Az.ad national .
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Scrap the discriminatory CSAT pattern in the UPSC exam, and roll-back the exclusion of classical and foreign languages as optional subjects in the UPSC exam: These demands. pursued consistently by the JNUSU in the past year, have to be taken to their logical culmination. .
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Addressing the language barrier through establishment of a Translation Cell to provide translations of basic texts and through rejuvenation of the English training .
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programme. .
Ensurlng.r~ghts and facilities for PH students: Completing the process of implementing a barrier-free campus. expansion and maintenance or the Helen Keller unit in the Central Library, expanding the provision of facilities wch as 3 wheeler scooties. increment of Reader's/escort allowance, more availability of scanners and e-text and scan-able reading materials, good JAWs reader in Hindi. upgradation and proper maintenance of Helen Kener unit in the fibrary, issuing Disability certificates in new format. representation in an relevant committees, surtable toilets in hostels at1d school buildings, and ensuring safety from dog bltes through a properly organized animal spaying .
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Alleviating educational deprivation and under-representation of minorities, in line with the recommendations of the Sachar Committee and Ranganath Commission. Five deprivation pomts for minority students in admissions be implemented. The scope or madarsa recognition also be expanded. .
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Reduction in Eligibility Criteria for OBC Students: The eligibility cr~eria for oec students have lo be reduced at various levels-BAJMA, M.Phil 1st year to M.Phil 2nd year, and also from M.Phil to Ph.D. .
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More Effective Schemes for Fulfilling Reservations: JNU as at1 institution, must devise mechanisms to ensure better rmplementation of legally mandated reservations -such as ensuring reservations in Direct PH.D, clubbing small centres together to ensure more social inclusion or SCI ST/PH students. SC/ST/PH/OBC reservation should be property implemented in hostel allotment including in the married researctt scholar hostel. Reservations, including OBC reservatlGn, must be implemented at all levels of .
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Strengthening GSCASH: Improving basic infrastructure. incorporating gender sensitisation as a mandatory lecture series/module to be conducted through each centre in the first semester itself. Moreover. in order to ensure that GSCASH's autonomy is safeguarded, it is necessary that GSCASH verdicts be made binding on the JNU administration. .
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More hostels: To address the massive hostel crisis. more new hostels need to be constructed and other .
accommodation provisions need to be explored immediately. The JNU administration has to be forced to keep its promises on deadlines and fund arrangement After a protracted struggle. the construction of Shipra-2 has started, Damodar rs now a functional hostel and .
several dormitories have been opened. Multiple problems faced by the Damodar residents have to be addressed without delay and th e construction of Shipra-2 must proceed fast. Students in dormitories must be provided with a!I baste fumtlure andfacilities. At the Academic Council meeting of 29 August 2014. the JNU VC communicated to the AC that funds for another new hostel will arrive within a month. Vigilant struggle has to kept up to ensure that the unique residential character of JNU is not compromised. .
Defeating repeated arbitrary and anti-student moves by the Dean of Students' Office with regard to hostel rules and undermining of IHA and an end to dilly-dallying on hostel allotment and provision of basic hostel facilities. .
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Optimal and efficient utilization of the online Web Portal for the central Placement Cell has to be ensured. so that students of various centres and Schools are kept informed of various research and career options available to them. .
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Fuctionalfzing the autonomous Open Access JNU Press. .
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Ensuring better lnfrastructural Facilities by extending wi-fi facilities in residential areas and hostels, expansion of health centre facilities. 24x7 health centre equipped with wards, beds and adequate diagnostic facilities. expansion of sports facilities. Immediate installation of Sanitary pad dispensing machines in the academic complex and near women's hostels -all necessary approvals, tender selection and choice of location have already been accomplished due to the sustained efforts of lhe outgoing .
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Continuing upgradation ofthe Central library through better digilization facilities, subscription to more e-journals. more representation of students in book purchasing and library sub-committees. starting of video library th at has documentaries, lectures and films useful to an students especially those from languages and area studies. .
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Overhauling and upgradation of existing departmental libraries, opening of new departmental libraries. .
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Ensuring Paperless Administration: Removing bureaucratic red-tapism through a paperless administration, which will reduce the difficulties currently faced by students. .
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Improving Transport facilities through opening of busos .
withtn the campus and to Munirka and Metro Slation. .
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Expansion and Revltalisation of Sports Facilities: .
Upgrading and Maintenance of the Sports Stadium with .
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creation of an indoor stadium. a new Badminton Court. Common multi gym with instructor and proper equ;pments, Proper ground maintenance, repairing the roof of yoga centre, separate toilets for boys end girls, lnstal/atlon of water cooler and flood light. Creating a volley bellcourt in front ofMahi Mandavi, repair KV ground basket ball court. funds to repair hostel badminton courts and .
increase in hostel sports fund. Organising annual and inter-school. inter-hostel sports events with proper Instructor. appointing a ·Cricket instructor. T11e functioning or JNUMC end the overall functioning of the Sports office need to be .
improved. .
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A 1 000 seater Auditorium for conferences, meetings and culural activities of students .
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Fighting arbitrary high prices In shops and canteens, maintaining CDC approved rates and quality; and defending JNU's socially inclusive shop-allotment policy. .
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Computer/ Laptop repairing shop in the campus to aqdress the massive inconvenience faced by the students. .
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Canara Bank branch Inside the campus for smoofh disbursal of RGNF/MANF fellowships .
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Campus De m ocrac y .
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The crucral struggle against the Lyngdoh Committee recommendations and restoration of JNUSU constitution has to be carried forward. .
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Democratising t.eacher-student relationships: The positive recommendations of the 10-member committee set up in the wake of the horrific 31 July incident should be implemented, including formation of Grievance Redressal Cells and research Supervisory committees in each centre/ school whose recommendations wiU be binding on the JNU and School administration. .
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Accountability of Teachers/Supervisors: Anonymous .
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feedback by students and a mechanism to ensure supervisors provide timely feedback to res7arch scholars working with them. .
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Scrapping of the 'Pink Form' currently required for availing of fellowships/scholarships, since it leaves the .doors open for harassment and viclimisation of research scholars by supervisors. .
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Democratising Science School functioning: Transparency in lab allotment, evaluation particularly in 98 cases. timely procurement of chemicals, books and disbursal of fellowships has to be ensured. .
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Expanding student representation in the ACfBoS, removal of undemocratic grade point criteria and representation of Equal Opportunity Office in the.Academic Council. .
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Ensuring and defending mandatory wages and r1ghts of the workers on campus. .
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Reforestation and Revitalizing the Environment Task Force .
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School Leve l Agenda.
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New MA /M.Phil programmes should be introduced in SSS. 1n centres such as the North East studies programme. Women's Studies Programme. in the Centre for Studies in Discrimination and Exclusion, Informal Sector and Labour Studies. .
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New courses on gender sensltisalion should be mandatorily introduced which will include weekly lectures. along with regular film screening and plays related to gender. .
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A School-level magazine(journal should be started .
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Expansion of photocopYJng facilities in CHSIDSA library, and also in documentation centres of various centres such as CSRD, CSSS and CPS. These library timings be extended. .
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Locker facilities for CSRD students for elabomte study materials {books. maps and other accessorills) .
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Starting regular School and cenlfe-level Research Methodology workshops in SSS. .
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Ensuring nexibility in deadlines for submitting tutonals and assignments, especially in CHS. .
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An E-notice Board must be started in tn~ School, informing students of all academic schedules and ctlanges 11\ereof, administrative notices, upcoming seminars and events etc. .
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Reinvigorating SFCs, Grievance Redressal mechanisms lo address tTurdles faced by students and research scholars .
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A common room, with access to journals and TV etc. 24x7 Reading rooms in all centres in SSS. .
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Hygiene and sanitation in the School buildings. .
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Ensuring more and functional Water coolers ln. SSS. .
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Renovation of wiring and plug poinrs arm of the bathrooms in both the old SSS buildings. .
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Arbitrary, anu-studenf regulations and changes in academiC policy must be scrapped. Discriminatory eligibility criteria for admission to courses in SIS (in particular the MA programme in CITD) should be be scrapped. .
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Transparency in exchange programmes .
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Immediate starting of the new course. 'History from the Global Sou!h1, which has been passed in the 51S BoS. .
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A Scl)ool-level magazine/joumal should be. started .
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Introduction of sociological perspective in the teaching and learning of !R in JNU. as discussed in the SIS BoS. .
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An E-notice Board must be started in the School, informing students of all upcoming seminars and events etc. .
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Renovation of the SIS Common Room: The common room of SIS was opened up aher the interventions of the JNUSU in 2012 and 2013. However. there is now a need to ensure proper r.enovation or this common room, so that it caters beller to file needs of the students of SIS. .
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Hygiene and sanitation needs to be ensurect in the School. .
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Re-Opening of Computer Lab: The computer lab in SIS was opened after the intervention of JNUSU. However. due to the retirement of the caretaker, the lab does not remain open. A caretaker must be immediately appointed so that the computer lab can be opened again. .
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Monitorihg and redressat of high drop-out rates. .
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Transparency in allotment of optional courses. Allotment of optional courses according to choices of student. .
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A mechanism to re-evaluate the oral exams in BA. .
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Defined Course structure of different centres for BA. .
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The student-teacher relahonship has to be democratized. regular and timely feed-back of mid-term evaluations shouk:t be provided to students, only registration numbers of students and not names should be mentioned in the an!.wer scripts to avoid possible discrimination .
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Optimum fun ctioning of the Career Counselling and Placement Bureau. .
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School library i,n SLL&CS with the basic text books of langl!ages for BA students and other books on demands of research scholars. A 24'7 reading room in this flbrary. .
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JRF-NET in Korean language. Expansion of Centre for Indian Languages (CIL) to inch.Jde other modern Indian Language&, Introduction of degree and diploma in other languages, Introduction of M.A. in Translation In all of SLL&CS, such as Arabic, Spanish, Rersian & RlH .
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End the rising trend of large-scale ad-hoc faculty. .
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School Level Auditorium. .
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Ventijation problems in different Class rooms Proper Sanitation and Hygiene Jn the hOCl~' .
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L’arrondissement, en collaboration avec la Table de quartier Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Mercier-Ouest Quartier en Santé, Solidarité Mercier-Est et leurs démarches en saines habitudes de vie, et le CSSS Lucille-Teasdale, invitent les citoyens à devenir champions de leur santé en participant au Défi Santé organisé par Capsana, du 1er mars au 11 avril 2015.
Dans le cadre du Défi Santé, une trentaine de personnes ont participé à une activité de danse éclair au centre Domaine le 12 mars.
Pour plus d'information, visitez le : www.defisante.ca/fr/accueil
Sur la photo, de gauche à droite : Nancy Szilbereisz, infirmière clinicienne en prévention clinique au CSSS Lucille-Teasdale ; Angela Arancibia, professeur de Zumba ; Kathleen Larochelle, agente de développement pour l'arrondissement de MHM ; Martin Saint-Georges, organisateur communautaire au CSSS Lucille-Teasdale ; Vadrouille, mascote de MHM ; Lucie Caillère, coordonatrice de la démarche SAVA (Saine Alimentation Vie Active) pour Mercier-Est quartier en santé (MOQS) ; Maude Brasseur, chargée de communication pour l'arrondissement de MHM ; Vilayvone Sayasith, assistant-intervention loisirs pour l'arrondissement de MHM.
La Fondation Cité de la Santé orchestre une soirée spectacle mettant en vedette le personnel du Centre de santé et de services sociaux (CSSS) de Laval. Les artistes impressionnent par la grande qualité de leur interprétation dans cet événement des plus rassembleurs.
Sylvie Massé, directrice des ressources humaines et du développement organisationnel du CSSS de Rivière-du-Loup et Raphaëlle Bouchard de Rivière-du-Loup, récipiendaire de la bourse « Soins infirmiers » Centre de santé et des services sociaux de Rivière-du-Loup. Crédit photo : Service des communications du Cégep de Rivière-du-Loup
La Fondation Cité de la Santé orchestre une soirée spectacle mettant en vedette le personnel du Centre de santé et de services sociaux (CSSS) de Laval. Les artistes impressionnent par la grande qualité de leur interprétation dans cet événement des plus rassembleurs.
Our sky was filled with these beautiful cumulus clouds with heavy wind and no rain. I know there's a lot to this series but as a science geek and lover of weather I couldn't decide on just one, I wanted to share all of its beauty with you
La Fondation Cité de la Santé orchestre une soirée spectacle mettant en vedette le personnel du Centre de santé et de services sociaux (CSSS) de Laval. Les artistes impressionnent par la grande qualité de leur interprétation dans cet événement des plus rassembleurs.
La Fondation Cité de la Santé orchestre une soirée spectacle mettant en vedette le personnel du Centre de santé et de services sociaux (CSSS) de Laval. Les artistes impressionnent par la grande qualité de leur interprétation dans cet événement des plus rassembleurs.
La Fondation Cité de la Santé orchestre une soirée spectacle mettant en vedette le personnel du Centre de santé et de services sociaux (CSSS) de Laval. Les artistes impressionnent par la grande qualité de leur interprétation dans cet événement des plus rassembleurs.
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MINUTES OF THE 66th (A) MEETING OF THE BOARD OF STUDIES OF .
THE SCHOOL HELD ON 21.04.2004 AT 10.30 A.M. IN THE COMMITTEE .
ROOM, SSS-I. .
The following members were present: .
Prof. Madhavan K. Palat, Dean and ChairpersonProf. Malvika Karlekar CWDS Prof. Manmohan Agrawal CSDILE/SIS.
Prof. R. Vaidyarajan CGS/SLL&CSProf. Arun Kumar CESP Prof. Prabhat Patnaik CESP Prof. Anjan Mukherjee CESP Prof. C.P. Chandrasekhar CESP Prof. D.N. Rao CESP Prof. Jayati Ghosh CESP , Dr. P.K. Chaudhury CESP Prof. Mridula Mukherjee CHS Prof. Tanika Sarkar CHS Prof. Aditya Mukherjee CHS Prof. Neeladari Bhattacharya CHS Prof. Ranabir Chakravarti CHS Dr. (Ms.) H.P. Ray CHS Prof. Zoya Hasan CPS Prof. Sudha Pai CPS Prof. Gurpreet Mahajan CPS Prof. V. Rodrigues CPS Prof. Aslam Mahmood CSRD Prof. P.M. Kulkarni CSRD Prof. K.S. Sivasami CSRD Prof. Atiya Habeeb Kidwai CSRD Prof. M.H. Qureshi CSRD Prof. Harjit Singh CSRD Prof. Murli Dhar Vemuri CSRD Prof. Ravi Srivastava CSRD Prof. Saraswati Raju CSRD Prof. R.K. Sharma CSRD Dr. B.S. Butala CSRD Dr. Sucharita Sen CSRD Prof. V.V. Krishna CSSP Prof. Nandu Ram csss Prof. E. Haq csss Dr. Nilika Mehrotra csss Prof. Binod Khadria ZHCES Prof. Deepak Kumar ZHCES Prof. A.K. Mohanty ZHCES Dr. Geetha B. Nambissan ZHCES Dr. (Ms.) Minati Panda ZHCES Dr. Ritu Priya Mehrotra CSM&CH Prof. Imrana Qadeer CSM&CH .
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La Fondation Cité de la Santé orchestre une soirée spectacle mettant en vedette le personnel du Centre de santé et de services sociaux (CSSS) de Laval. Les artistes impressionnent par la grande qualité de leur interprétation dans cet événement des plus rassembleurs.
La Fondation Cité de la Santé orchestre une soirée spectacle mettant en vedette le personnel du Centre de santé et de services sociaux (CSSS) de Laval. Les artistes impressionnent par la grande qualité de leur interprétation dans cet événement des plus rassembleurs.
La Fondation Cité de la Santé orchestre une soirée spectacle mettant en vedette le personnel du Centre de santé et de services sociaux (CSSS) de Laval. Les artistes impressionnent par la grande qualité de leur interprétation dans cet événement des plus rassembleurs.
La Fondation Cité de la Santé orchestre une soirée spectacle mettant en vedette le personnel du Centre de santé et de services sociaux (CSSS) de Laval. Les artistes impressionnent par la grande qualité de leur interprétation dans cet événement des plus rassembleurs.
Our sky was filled with these beautiful cumulus clouds with heavy wind and no rain. I know there's a lot to this series but as a science geek and lover of weather I couldn't decide on just one, I wanted to share all of its beauty with you
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fellowships -theAISA representatives in JNUSU raised and .
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clinched many ofthese issues. Immediate tunctlonallsa!iOn of Laogugelabin theSL ~ensiOO · 1 andThe regularisation of centralised placement cell, frequency o1 bus to Down Campus at critlcal hours ltke 9a.m.1 a.m JNUSU 2007-08: A Perspective.
expansion of hostel and health centre facUlties, ~~agesollwar and tntemet facilities in the computers of SLL&CS's The past year saw many sagas of repression and resistance: against SEZs,wJ.fl facUlties, democraticformulation ofXlth plan corporate land grab and police bullets at Katinganagar, POSCO, Slngur..
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are some of the key issues that must addressed on an urgent.
basjs_ Proper dassrooms for a!! centres SLL&CS Elect AISA Nandlgram. and Khammam, fake encounters and 'disappe?rances' from.
More language magazines, journals and daily newspaperfor the · Kashmir to Gujarat to the North East to Chhattisgarh. Perpetrators of theExpansion of Sports Facilities with a central gym, two Common Room. to R~ist SEZs, Corporatization, and 1993 Mumbai riots. Identified by the Srikrishna Commission, went scot-freeaddit!onal lawn tennis courts, canteen in the stadium area, Water cooler with purifier must be installed in the canteen UPA s Surrender to US Imperialism ! while blast accused were sentenced. In a sting operation, Gujarat BJP leadersextension of timing ofthe sports complex, renovation of the Expansion of Centre for Indian Languages (CIL) to lndudeothef ~ . To give a fitting rebuff to the revealed chilling details ofhow theyconducted the mass murderofhundredsBasketball Court nearTapti andset up a New Court near Teflas, Indian Languages, (Stich as Tamil, Kanada. Malayalam. Bengali ~ of Muslims in 2002 and manufactured explosives under Narendra Modi.
caste1st YFE and communal ABVP and 's.
Badminton courts are absent in Tapti and lahit, spo.rts funds Oriya),introduce aComparitive Uterature programmeinSll&CS, MPhlV direct instruction and with the blessings of the state government.
anti-people NSUI I.
tor maintanence of sports equipments. PhD programmes in the Korean language..
Centre-spedfic libraries in the School. From North-East.Narmada, The Indo-US Nuke. Deal initiated by the BJP-NDA and now peddled by.
Foreign students constitute a vibrant section of the JNU Kalinganagor,to Singur. Nandigram -the UPA government hangs like a dark shadow over lndja's sovereignty. It.
Immediately increase the number of permanent farulties in severnl de-.
community, and to develop JNU as a Centre of Excellence in Be the Voice of People's Resistance! threatens to make India's own foreign policy subservient to a US law, and to.
partments like Urdu, English.
SouthAsia and drawtalents from across the world, itis urgent US plans. The CPI-CPI(M) did not push for a vote on the Nuke Deal in.
SIS For a powerful assert ion of students.
that there should be fee waivers and concessions to students Parliament (a move which could have defeated the Deal decisively} and did coming from poorer backgrounds, more so from third world Sllldenls should be subsidized &encouraged to attend national and workers rights on campus! not even demand that it be scrapped. Instead, despite all the CPI-CPI(M)societies.Also the various canteens and foodstalls should be and international level seminars. Ensure fellowships, Reservations! threats of withdrawing support, they and t:he Congress have both agreed to encouraged to provide items suitable to their food habits. Srudents exchange programme for MAlevel students. Strengthen GSCASH, and Equal 'pause' the Deal, even. as the Congress pursues the Deal behiRd the scenesOpportunity Office, Placement Cell ! and waits for a better political moment in which to clinch it. The UPA Govt.
The existing system oftee concesions should be made more A school level magazine with a permanent wall magazinetransparent and democratic. highlighting issues of our times Resist Witch-hunting of Minorities! shamefully supports the military dictatorship in Burma, which is massacring.
pro-democracy protestors on the streets, and enjoys business and military.
Against the neo-colonial assaults of.
School Specific Issues Expanding the Computer Centre althe School with at least 10 relations with the racist and colonial Israel..
Nuke Deal, SEZs and Patents!.
computers and JSTOR facility.
sss No to the Betrayal of the SFI-AISF YFE took up the banner of 'merit' and 'equality' to block OBC quotas..
More participation on cultural on Displacement, SEZs, Patents, But it was found that in their ovm stronghold ofAllMS. SC/ST doctors were.
Expansion of the Academic Programmes by turning the existing Science Schools: AFSPA! discriminated against and denied seats while non-SC/ST students with far.
Women's Studies Programme and Programme for Studies in Installation of 50 computers and library facility for sps lower marks were given plum seals! So much for 'merit'..
Discrimination and Exclusion into full-fledged centres; Central Panel CPI(M)'s proud boast used to be that what Bengal does today, India will.
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Completion of new SPS building.
operfionalising of North-east Studies Programme President : Sandeep Singh do tomorrow· Ironically, CPI(M)'$ model of rule in West Bengal has become.
Improvement of functioning ofDSA and SAP libraries: Xerox More regular bus service for down campus Vice-President : Shephalika Shekhar a replica of that of ruling class regimes: with SEZs, state repression at Singurfaolities in SAP Ubrary of CPS, CSSS hbrary, access JSTOR Proper infrastructurein SIT Gen. Secy : Pallavi Deka and Nandigram; pampering of corporales and pauperising ofthe poor; ruraland computerized catalogue, departmental libraries to be Renovation of SIT toilets wh1ch are in patheticcondition hunger and even starvation deaths, and state repression. But in the matter.
Jt. Secy : Md Mobeen Alam.
accessed in lunch hours, CHS DSA library needs enrichment, Installation of computers and other required machinery and of people's resistance, indeed, the rural poor and democratic citizens ofWproper dusting, filing and cataloguing of books, better hardware in SIT Bengal are showing the way. Nandigram became an inspiring model of anti-maintaineoce of the library in Zal<ir Husain centre. Extension of sss SEZ struggles in other states-and now the ongoing militant food movement.
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Fulfilment of SC/ST quota in teaching and non·teaching Ashok Kumar K.C. in W Bengal is emerging as a model ofstruggle against siphoning offof PDS.
-timings of all departmental libraries. Students representation .
appointments Javed Iqbal Wani rations. The citizens of Kolkata defended secularism and women's rights by.
required on library committees..
School-based library in SES demanding justice for Rizwanur Rehman, while the CPI(M) Govt defended.
Scanning of textbooks for major courses for ph-ysically Meera Visvanathan the communal and anti-woman police who hounded him to his death..
More field trips for SES students.
chaflenged students on an immediate basis; easy access to Sucheta De.
Closer home in JNU, wcrl<ers who revealed that minimum wage laws.
libraries : Ramp for DSA library, basement section of main More democratic functioning and transparency in science Urvashi Tilak were routinely violated in JNU were thrown out oftheirjobs. And when studentslibrary. schools demanded legal minimum wag2s for workers. they were rusticated. But a.
Revitalize SfCs in all centres, elections must be held· To raise andclinch the above issues of struggle andt -SIS students' movement supported by citizens all over Delhi succeeded in forcing.
interaction between SFCs and SSS Councillors to be make JN~SUa leadingsource ofsupportandsol/darlt; Arvind Kumar the Administration to withdraw the rustications..
regularized to peoples movements In the country, we appeal to the Khalid Abdalla Abdelwahab .
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There was also a move to introduce corporate funding in JNU -and the.
Options to lake out of centre courses should be increased students of JNU to elect A/SA's entire panel to th Madri Kakoti challenge ofenhancing scholarships for needy students and researchers..
Telephone booth In SSS 1 JNUSU this year. e Monallsa Adhikari The Response of JNU Students Movement and JNUSU to .
Speedy completion of renovation and removing of all Vlsmay Basu the Burning Questions of Our Time.
construcfioo related problems..
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SLL&CS Last yearAtSA held the posts ofJNUSU Vice President and General Secretary.
More computers in SSS: Computer rooms in social medicine We're Witness To The Sufferings OfOur and broke new ground in the student movement. AISA office bearers of.
CPS, CHS to have more computers. existing CO!Tlputers to ~ Struggling People ! Abhlneet Raj JNUSU alone held protests against the police firing at Nandigram andmade-functional P. Kumar Mangalam Khammam. SFI's JNUSU leadership supported the SEZ policy of corporate.
Remedial courses in languages to be made functional We Shall Bear witness To Their Liberation II Syed Mohammad Raghib land grab and defended police firing at Nandigram; and even remaine~silent .
Audio-visual transmission facilities in classrooms Uday Kr. Shankar on Khammam because in Khammam they saw the spectre of Nand1gram..
The JNUSU General Secretarx.visited Singur in December 2006, following.
Sanitation of toilets in both bundings Vlshal Kumar .
Tapasi Malik's rape and murder by CPI(M) leaders, while SFI defended the.
Sll&CS .
rapists and killers ofTapasi Malik..
Placement cell for the sludeots of SLL&CS sAA s.Karmegam.
lllaease lhe number ol oplionals and the seats thereof, strecmJne lheir Against state terror in Kashmir and the North East; against discriminatoryallotmadprocess. 'codes' imposed on North East students by Delhi Police, against UPA Govl's.
3peedy ~ofAlimlat and Fazeelat cef1iflcates for B.A First Year support for military dictatorship in Bunna, AJSA's JNUSU leadership tookacmssGtS. initiatives while SFI remained silent. AISA's JNUSU leadership mobilised to.
Eledioo lo Student-Faculty Committee (SFq election should be held for Sdl-Awadhesh, demand scrapping ofthe Nuke Deal through a vote in Parliament, while SFImerely asked to pause· the deal, thus letting it the Deal stay alive and keeping.
Convenor;Campaign Committee AISA .
the UPA-CPI(M) alliance undisturbed!.
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JNU .
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Les animateurs et animatrices des ateliers A et B.
De gauche à droite : Pierre Blain, directeur général du RPCU, Pierre Mathieu, coordonnateur au comité des usagers du secteur CSSS Alphonse-Desjardins, Amy Fish, animatrice, Gérald Bolduc, formateur pour le RPCU, Francine Bergeron, présidente de Gamma Solutions, Pier-Olivier Lacoursière, chargé de projets au RPCU, Chantal Lussier, consultante en santé organisationnelle et développement des leaders chez Alia Conseil, Mario Cloutier, commissaire aux plaintes et à la qualité des services au CISSS Chaudière-Appalaches, Lyne Grenier, directrice générale du CAAP de Chaudière-Appalaches, Carl Mc Court, analyste politique et relations extérieures au RPCU, Mathieu Santerre, associé et formateur agréé, L’Orange bleue affaires publiques, Miriam Morissette, avocate, Jacques Hould, membre du comité exécutif du RPCU, Jacqueline Lacoste, formatrice pour le RPCU, André Poirier, deuxième vice-président du RPCU et Claude Ménard, président du RPCU. Absente sur la photo : Nathalie Ebnoether, présidente de Médaillon Groupe Conseils.