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STUDENTS FEDERATION OF INDIA ALL INDIA STUDENTS FEDERATION .
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An AQpeal To 555 5tu§l!nta .
Friends, .
On the 19th of November JNU will see another election under the shadows of a BJP governiT'ent at the centre and an authoritarian, anti· .
student administration in the campus. It is the time when we must reflect on the happenings both within and outside our univers~y over the past This year has seen further spread of the Sangh's politics of hatred. The burning alive of Graham Staines and his innocent children.
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was only the most gruesome act in the series of attacks on minorities across the country. The counterpart of this violence in the sphere of ideas .
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has been the motivated tampering with history and the infihration of academia by persons of dubious academic background but w~h impeccable .
loyalty to the RSS. .t~e BJP isThis barbarism has been combined with a shameless subservience to imperialism. The nuclear adventurism in Pokhran ultimately led .
to Kargil crisis and gave an opportunity to the US to intervene in our foreign policy decisions. Keeping aside the rheto.ric of swadeshipursuing ruthlessly the policies of economic llberalisation which have led to economic stagnation and further worsemng of the condition of the .
working people of our country. The recent hike in the administered prices, of diesel and foodgrains only reflect the government's resolve to .
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burden many in order to keep a few happy..
,tHl These twin aspects of the Sangh's agenda have been reflected in the saffronisation and privatisation of education on one hand and .
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education in the form of lack of hostel facilities shortage of books and journals in our libraries, cutbacks in scholarships and in myriad other.
~n~o· growing authoritarianism in university campuses on the other. In our university too we have been seeing the effects of the privatisation of \3 ( forms. When we students have resisted we have been faced with first threat of a ban on our legitimate political activities and then by .
Against this backdrop the past year has been a year of historic achievements for the JNU students movement. We have forced the c< imprisonment and police action. .
expenditure on higher education to provide higher scholarships to JNU students. We have succeeded in establishing an unique democraticallyadministration to concede the very demands it had termed 'illegitimate' and 'illegal'. We have forced a government that wants to curtail .
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constituted GSCASH in our university. We have not only protected our democratic space but also concretely advanced the struggle for our legitimate rights. .
These gains have been achieved in a struggle not only against the administration but also against their allies among the students, the ABVP. ABVP activists carried out murderous attacks against fellow students and the administration took the opportunity to clamp down on our .
democratic rights. The administration threatened us with sine die and the ABVP carried out signature campaigns in its support . The RSS agents in the administration and their colleagues among the'students have throughout been in perfect tandem. .
Therefore when the sectarian AISA an organisation which on one hand claims to be the "only force" capable of fighting communal .
fascism on the other hand declares ABVP to be a "marginal" !orca it only reflects the extent of their political bankruptcy which inevitably helps .
the communal forces. And this was clearly demonstrated in the school GBMs where the AISA acted in partnership with the likes of ABVP and AISF·SFI received an enormous mandate last year to fight the forces of communalism and privatisation. The achievements of the .
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past year justify this confidence of the students community. We appeal to all students of SSS to once again give us an overwhelming mandate .
and thereby strengthen the progressive democratic forces in JNU. .
CHARIER OF DEMANDS .
Towards a Progressive Admission Polley : Commence the proceu of further debate and discussion on review of the .
current admission policy and continue the struggle for adequete participation of students In the academic process.
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Including adequate representation for regionally, economically, socially and gender-wise deprived sections. .
Publlcetlon of Bhambri Commmee recommendations and its operatlonalisation Including personalised remedial coaching .
2. for Oalit atudents and formation of a committee to combat atrocities against Dallt atudenta. Renovation and enhancement of central library to ensure adequete atock of books In all subjects which are also accessible. .
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Ensuring adequate hoatel accommodation to all outstation students through expedition of construction of new hostels, .
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completion of final wing of Tapti and Qperatlonallsatlon of temporary accommodation In Mahanadl Hostel. .
s. Reorganisation of computer committee, including enhancing number of computers, on a more participative basis .
Involvement of SEC members In order to initiate the process of course restructuring In various centres. Reatructuring of(centrewlse repr...ntatlon ) so as to ensure adequate access to computing time for all students of the School. .
6. course structure In CSRD ao that an optional course on Geographical Information System (GIS) Is Introduced In the M.A .
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Re-organisation of centre level libraries including operatlonallsation of the centre specific libraries which are under .
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construction to ensure student participation and accountability. .
Setting up of research and academic Information centre In order to ensure that students are kept aware of the current .
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academic situation. .
9. Restoration of DSA Scholarship In CSSS. .
10. Introduction of MCM Scholarship for M.PhiVPh.D. students .
Voting rights and suitable representation to JNUSU In JNU Court, Executives Council and Academic Council. .
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12. Enhancement of Infrastructure in the newly commissioned common room. SSS COUNCILOR CANDIDATES .
CENTRAL PANEL Dlpa Sinha .
Syed Naseer Hussain.
President K.R. Sathlsh Kumar .
VIce President Albeena Shakll Mahesh Gopalan .
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Gen. Secretary Geeta Potsangbam M.Samatha .
Jt. Secretary -M. Narulmha Murthy Rohlt .
ABHAY KUMAR, HIMANSHU .
Co-convenors Central Campaign Committee SFI·AISF, JNU Unit .
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Main list .
Name Centre School programme Room .
Mashkoor Ahmad CSRD SSS PhD 130 .
Mohan Lal SC&SS 2 .
Rachit CPIS SSS MA 5 .
Anchal CCSEAS SL BA Dorm .
Surabhi CAAS SL BA Dorm .
Anju IR SSS MA 124 .
Shivangi Raj CJKNEAS SL BA Dorm .
Pema Tsewang CFFS SL BA 206 .
Vikash CGS SL BA 112 .
Shubham CRS SL BA 112 .
Shawnawaz CAAS SL BA 8 .
Ashis CRS SL MA 101 .
Shadab CRS SL MA 101 .
Ajay CIL SL MA 228 .
Nakkash CCEAS SL MA 119 .
Caus CCEAS SL MA 17 .
Kaushik CSPILAS SL BA 20 .
Ritesh CSPILAS SL BA 221 .
Dhirendra CIL SL MA 221 .
Sandeep CCEAS SL MA 120 .
Sunil M.Tech 134 .
Md. Jafri CAAS SL BA 213 .
Shair Ali CAAS SL BA 126 .
Shivprakash 133 .
Bikash SES SES M.Phil 119 .
Azim CIL SL Ph.D 25 .
Miraz CAAS SL M.Phil 33 .
Ayaz CIL/urdu SL M.Phil 226 .
Irshad Ahmad CAAS SL BA 215 .
Md. Maqsud CAAS Sl BA 215 .
Sohan CSSP SSS M.Phil 104 .
Shaket Vinha CRS SL BA 108 .
Abdul Qadir CAAS SL BA 108 .
Manab mitra Chakma CSSS SSS MA 1 .
Ujjawal Alok CIL SL M.Phil 24 .
Kumar Seema Cil SL M.Phil 3 .
Sonu CFFS SL BA 9 .
Rajan SIS SIS M.Phil 114 .
Akhilesh Patel M.Phil 211 .
Sujeet SLS SLS M.Sc 28 .
Sunita CJKNEAS SL MA Dorm .
Pallavi CENG SL MA Dorm .
Minu Ete CJKNEAS/JAP SL BA Dorm .
Anuradha CSRD SSS MA Dorm .
Sauryajeet CIL SL MA 208 .
Raju Dev SL 221 .
Krishna CSRD SSS MA 7 .
Bijay CSRD SSS MA 125 .
Michael Machara CPIS SIS MA 103 .
Neha CJKNEAS SL BA Dorm .
Priti CJKNEAS SL BA Dorm .
Ankita Swami CPCAS SL BA Dorm .
Keisang CGS SL BA 216 .
Gaia CSSP SSS Mphil 217 .
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DATE OF Date ofcomple~ion of Remarks NAME OF THE RESIDENTS Category SCHOOUCENTRE COURSE JOINING course.
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SSS/CHS Ph.DN 14/9/09 D.
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Ms. Rajni Chandiwal tr/ 8/8/13 31/5/19.
186 154 SSS/CSMCH M.Phil/1 D.
155 Ms. Madhurima Shukla v MA/III 14/9/09 31/S/14.
187 -·-SL/CJKNEAS 31/5/19 D.
1R8 155 Ms. Priya Kumari ' SUCJKNEAS M.Phil/1 12/8/13 31/S/15 D.
-189 156 Ms. Kumari ROhini 1 Ph. ON 21/8/09.
., . SES D!Ms. Nancy Maurya I/9/11 31/S/1 7.
-190 156 , SLS Ph.D/1 31/S/14 D.
-191 201 Ms. Piew Naskar Ph.D/VII 27/9/10 201 Ms. Manjari Mishra · SLS MA/IIl 5/9/12 31/S/14 D.
192 . SSS/CESP D.
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193 202 Ms. Garirna Malu , SSS/CHS M.Phil/111 17/8112 s .
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194 202 fvfs. Madhavi Jha Ph.ON 14/8/08.
-SSS/CHS 23/8/12 31/S/18 D.
195 203 Ms. Akanksha Kumar " SSS/CSSS M.Phil/111 D.
196 204 Ms. Yaijayanti Bebaruah , . SSS/CPS M.Phil/111 8/8/12 31/S/18 D.
197 204 Ms. Nishtha Bharti , M.Philll 20/8/13 3l/S/19 .
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~ SAA 31 /5/14 D.
198 205 Ms. Devika N MAliII 2/8/12.
SSS/CESP 22/9/10 31/5/16 D205 Ms. Akansha Pratik Sonker' . Ph.D/Ill I .
199 Ms. Debdatta Chatterjee ./ -SSS/ZHCES M.Phii/III 7/8/12 . 31/5/18 D.
200 206 SSS/CSRD D.
201 206 Ms. Shrestha Saha ~ M.Phil/1 . 5/8/13 31/5/19.
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202 207 Ms. Riya Kumari .I SL/CGS MAli . 28/9/10 31/5115 D.
203 207 Ms.Sangeeta Choudhary, .. Ph.D/III 28/9/10 31/5/16 .
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Ms. Ramesh Kumari " SUCIL . 23/7/13 31/5/16 D.
204 208 SL/CL Ph.D/III D.
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208 !Ms. Bamali Oinam · M.Phii/III 13/8/12.
205 SSS/CESP 31/5/16 D.
206 209 Ms. Shalini Taya · Ph.D/Ilf 24/8/12.
SC&SS 31/5/14 s.
207 209 Ms. Rachna Kohar · . SSS/CSSS Ph.D/IX 08/02/08 31/5/14 s.
Ms. Rashi Bhargava ' 1/10/12.
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208 210 SSS/CHS Ph.D/VII D.
21 I Ms. S.C. Naoroiban ' --29/7/13 31/5/18.
209 SL/CSP BA/1 D.
Ms. Deep Shikha / I9/8/13 3115/17.
210 212 SIS/CITD Ph.D/1 D.
212 Ms. Priti Agarwal ) 6/8/12 31/5/18.
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211 SIS/CIPOD M.Phi1/II I 31/5/14 D.
Ms. Tanvi R. Kukkami / 6/2/12.
212 213 1 SSS/CESP MA/111 31/5/17 D.
213 213 Ms. Sonakshi Saluja I SLS Ph.D/Ill 12/0 Jill D.
214 214 Ms. Baby Santosh ' M.Phii/I 12/8/13 31/5/19.
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SLS 31 /5/18 D .
214 Ms. Poonam Kumari 1 3017/ 12.
215 . ._:r-... SSS/CPHL M.Phil/111 31/5/18 D.
Ms.Archna Verma ,. 14/8/ 12.
216 215 .._ .. SSS/CSSS M.Phii/III .
217 215 ~s. Ektaa Iai_n ./ .
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We Withdraw Our Signatures .
We are greatly pained by the leaflet issued by the SFI on 2nd February and the manner in which they have made use of the signature campaign which they conducted among students. As common students, we often sign on petitions in good faith, in support of issues on which a broad agreement exists within the student community. In this case, SFI gave us the impression that the petition was against ABVPs violence during the night of the Presidential debate and the biased nature of the proctorial enquiry. .
However, instead we have witnessed how SFI has been using this signature campaign to fuel an unfortunate campaign against JNUSU on issues on which JNUSU has already taken a principled stand. JNUSU has consistently been putting pressure upon administration to ensure that the perpetrators of violence on the night of the Presidential debate be forcefully dealt with. It was only due to the sustained pressure of JNUSU that the ABVP lumpens were punished in the case of violence against a senior PhD scholar in Lohit hostel. Furthermore, JNUSU has also taken a position on the biased character of the proctorial board and called for a change in its composition. .
In such a situation, we strongly feel that our faith has been misused to launch an anti-campaign, targeting JNUSU [which was not our intention] rather than the JNU Administration. We hold that this is not only unfortunate but unacceptable, forcing us to withdraw our signatures from the SFIs signature campaign. .
Dawood Faisal -SAAS/SL, Aditya Prakash -CJKNEAS/SL, Rakesh Ranjan -CPS/SSS, Luxman -CSRD/SSS, Saurabh Nath Singh -CSRD/SSS, Tara -CSRD/SSS, Alvite -CPIS/ SIS, Devideen -CPIS/SIS, Vishal Vaibhav -CITD/SIS, Imran -CIL/SL, Priti -CHS/SSS, Abdul Gaffar -CPIS/SIS, Amar Singh -SAS/SIS, Nahid -SIS, Chandra Khemundu -SAS/SIS, Aditya Narayan Mishra -SAS/SIS, Suman -SAS/SIS, Nidhi Sinha -CAS/SIS, Talim Akhtar -CPS/SSS, Abdul Rahman -CIL/SL, Papri Chakraborty -SAS/SIS, Ram Pratap -SAS/SIS, Sriparna Pathak -CPIS/SIS, P. Thulasidhass -CPIS/SIS, Divya Rani -CPIS/SIS, Tapashya -CPIS/SIS, Reva Prakash -CPIS/SIS, Hiroaki Nakanishi -CPIS/SIS, Muzafar Husain -CPIS/SIS, Anil Kumar Yadav -CIL/SL, Arvind P. Singh -CIL/SL, Akshay Kumar -CPCAS/SL, Alok Kumar -CRS/SL, Bijayalaxmi Nayak -CGS/SL, Farhat Amez -CPCAS/SL, Kumari Rohini -CJKNEAS/SL, Martand Pragalbha -CIL/SL, Asim Akhtar -CIL/SL, Md. Iqbal -CIL/SL, Mohd. Faheem -CAAS/SL, Safi Alam -CPCAS/SL, Ashish Prakash -CFFS/SL, Shashi Bhushan -CSRD/SSS, Gaurav -CSSS/SSS, Reyaz Ali -SL, Kamlesh -CPIS/SIS, Shashi Bhushan Deo -CHS/SSS, Sayed Haroon -CPS/SSS, Sandeep Saurav -CIL/SL, Alok Kumar Yadav -CIL/SL, Mizazur Rahman -CAAS/SL, Shanti Kumar L. -CES/SL, Lung -CES/SL, Chandrakant Singh -CIL/SL, Saurabh Singh -SL, Saroj Bhupendra -CSRD/SSS, Md. Anwar Alam -CPCAS/SL, Owahedur Zaman -CPCAS/SL, Saptarshi Chaudhuri -CES/SL, Iqbal Zia -CIL/SL, Ayaz Ali -CIL/SL, Md. Adeel -CIL/SL, Abdur Rab -CIL/SL, Sarfaraz Rafi -SL, Arvind Alok -SL, Taj Mohammad -CIL/SL, Atul Mishra -CIPOD/SIS, Sharda Visvanathan -CHS/SSS, Ramesh Kr. -CIL/SL, Md. Shahnawaz Alam -CPCAS/SL, Vema Pani -CGS/SL, Abdullah -CAAS/SL, Swami Kundan Kishor -CCSEAS/SL, Jitendra Saha -SPS, Kushal Khan -CSSS/SSS, Noor -CIL/SL .
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Entourée de Lise Racette, présidente de l'ORIILL et Martin Labrie, DSI du CSSS du Nord de Lanaudière