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,., surfdrng on the already taken initiatives of the outgoing scholarsh1ps be made transparent and bias free. JNUSU, strengthening a nation-wide struggle against Allottment of common/reading room in the new SLbuilding the Lyngdoh committee recommendations and .
Reactivating of Earn-While-You-Learn scheme .
restoration ofJNUSU constitution. .
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Expanding Democratic Student Representation in S'IS.
> Students should be subsidized and encouraged to attend Decision-making bodies: Student representation in AC/ .
national and international level seminars and Students BoS has to be ensured, the undemocratic grade point criteria has to be rejected and SFCs revitalised. exchange programme for M.A. level students be started. .
Resisting Moral Policing and Autocratic Functioning of Training programs on software like STATA, SPSS, etc. the JNU Administration: The unfortunate trend of School/centre-level libraries, with books and journals . .
A school level magazine with a permanent wall magazine.
unwarranted questioning and moral policing by the JNU .
security staff, the illogical restrictions on student highlighting issues of our times. .
movements, and the levying of illogical, arbitrary fines by .
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Restarting the system of tutorials to help students, and hostel administrations for a range of 'misdemeanours' organizing student-focussed seminars. needs to be resisted. .
Reviving Summitfestival in SIS, The school common room .
Ensuring and defending mandatory wages and rights of which has been opened should have a television with .
the workers on campus. various news channels. The chairs of the room need to be repaired..
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services and at the same time resisting administrative Science Schools arbitrariness in shop allotment and imposition of arbitrary Ensuring greater transparency and democratisation in rules, rents and charges on the shops and canteens. laboratory allotment to all bonafide students; transparency .
and objectivity in overall evaluation process. Redressal of.
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high drop-out rates in SST and SIT..
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Fulfillment of SC/ST/OBC/PH quota in teaching and non-.
Improving infrastructure and ensuring Xerox facilities in the teaching appointments and an end to the rising trend of .
SAP libraries of CPS and CSSS, extending library timings. ' large-scale guest faculty on ad-hoc basis. .
More engaging debates and talks through ·sss DebatesPurchase of books relevant for science schools and on academic and contemporary issues. Ensuring school-based library with latest edition books Allotment process of Supervisors should be democratised. and updated reading materials, Cutting the delay in.
procuring chemicals and instruments, Proper .
The existing programme of North-East Studies be .
maintenance of existing lab equipments.
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strengthened and developed as full-fledged centre in SSS. .
Regular and timely disbursal of Fellowships, School level The entrance exam for the M.Phil. Courses of Population .
Studies and Geography offered by CSRD are held during Placement Cell .
the same time, they should be held in different slots. SAA .
Amount of field work assistance given by centers like CHS Immediate completion of faculty recruitment with legally .
mandated reservation. Regular functioning of the newly .
and CSMCH should be increased. formed SFCSLL&CS Improved Library facilities, Setting up a canteen and .
Monitoring and redressal of high drop-outrates. Ensuring photocopier and print-out facility in the school .
Carrying forward the struggle against the delinking ofthe .
BA-MA programme in foreign languages. The system of Diversifying optional courses, Organising students' seminar, School-level film and other creative performances separate internal exam in B.A. (3'd year) German for festival, Inclusion ofCinema Studies as a sub}ect in NET aspirants of M.A. in Translation must be scrapped. Ensuring regular functioning of the Career Counselling CSLG.
Ensuring a career counselling and placement cell, Better .
and Placement Bureau. library facilities, with useful and relevant journals for .
Speedy recruitment of pennanentfaculty and end the rising students of the School .
trend of large-scale ad-hoc faculty. .
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Setting up a 'Students' Notice Board', Setting up a canteen .
Expansion ofCentre for Indian Languages (CIL) to include and availability of photocopying facilities in the school. other modern Indian Languages. lntroductio'n ofdiploma .
Appointment of additional faculty, particularly with .
in otherforeign languages like Italian, Portuguese, Greek .
specialisation in areas of jurisprudence.
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Introduction of M.Pt:.il & Ph.D. in Korean and developing On the strength ofour struggles during the lastJNUSU and .
's ourfuture agenda AISA appeals to the students ofJNU toRe-Korean section as full-fledged centre. Following JNUSU.
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interventio.ns. the JNU administration has written to the AISA in..JNUSU: Struggles and Significant MilestonesUGCforintroduction of N~T/JRFin the Korean language. .
This demand has to be taken to its logical culmination. From the very beginning, AISA in JNUSU has played a major .
role in achieving historic policy-level changes. We have been at.
lnboduction ofM.A. inTranslation inall centers ofSLL&CS, the forefront of struggles for social inclusion andjustice whethert:-:;,sucn ~sArabic, Spanish, Persian & Russian. .
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An ABVP activist, now the Joitn Secretary candidate indulged in lumpen violence against a minority student in Lohit Hostel -and repeated his threats in presence of wardens, security officers and students. Under massive student pressure, the hostel administration was forced to declare the culprit out-of-bounds of the hostel but even this order has been violated. Presently a Proctorial Enquiry is on. But there is no doubt that the systematic communalisation in Lohit Hostel could take place because a section of the Hostel Administration always refused to act. Even in this particular case, the JNU Administration has soft-pedalled the case by neither suspending such communally motivated violent elements nor declaring them out of bounds. The Administrations soft approach to casteist and communal violence will not be tolerated by the student community. JNUSU must ensure that justice is done and the guilty punished. .
Struggle Against Sexual Violence and Gender Bias on Campus .
Last winter had been witness to one of the most gruesome incident on the campus where a 5-year old daughter of a karamchari was raped by another staff. Even worse, as the victim and her family struggle for justice, various authorities including her counsel from the Delhi Commission for Women, tried to terrorise the victim into changing her statement so as to save the culprit. Cases of sexual harassment and gendered and sexualised ragging in the name of freshers parties reminds us of the gender biases that are creeping into our day to day campus culture. In addition to struggling for justice on individual cases, it is urgent that we also intensify the campaign for gender sensitivity on our campus. .
Continuing the Struggle for Workers Minimum Wages and Rights .
The agitation against violation of workers minimum wages and facilities has had some results: JNU Administration has been forced to correct the contracts of the daily wage mess workers in JNU and as a result they are now getting paid according to minimum wage laws. However, flagrant violation continues in case of other contracts like cleaning staff and migrant workers on the sprawling construction sites. Further, other legally mandated facilities like crèches, first aid, toilets for men and women, rest room, display boards citing minimum wages and right etc
are still a far cry. .
In the first meeting of the Committee on Workers Rights, the JNUSU General Secretary gave a detailed proposal explaining the legal provisions and ways of implementing them, including the rules and procedures of a similar Committee working in IIT Kanpur. Ensuring the functioning of the Committee and enforcing minimum wage and other labour laws on the campus, as well as equal wages and hygiene, creche and health facilities for women workers must be a priority for the JNUSU. .
Key Infrastructural Issues of Hostels, Library and Sports Facilities .
On a range of issues of infrastructure and student facilities, be it the expansion of library facilities, increase of timing, expansion of computers in the central library, student representation in library committees, and expansion and improvement of computer facilities in the schools, extending the timing of documentation centre during the exams, monitoring speedy notification and disbursal of MCM and fellowships the AISA representatives in JNUSU raised and clinched many of these issues. .
The regularisation of centralised placement cell, expansion of hostel and health centre facilities, wi-fi facilities, democratic formulation of XIth plan are some of the key issues that must addressed on an urgent basis. .
Expansion of Sports Facilities with a central gym, two additional lawn tennis courts, canteen in the stadium area, extension of timing of the sports complex, renovation of the Basketball Court near Tapti and set up a New Court near Teflas, Badminton courts are absent in Tapti and Lohit, sports funds for maintanence of sports equipments. .
Foreign students constitute a vibrant section of the JNU community, and to develop JNU as a Centre of Excellence in South Asia and draw talents from across the world, it is urgent that there should be fee waivers and concessions to students coming from poorer backgrounds, more so from third world societies. Also the various canteens and foodstalls should be encouraged to provide items suitable to their food habits. .
The existing system of fee concesions should be made more transparent and democratic. .
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Expansion of the Academic Programmes by turning the existing Womens Studies Programme and Programme for Studies in Discrimination and Exclusion into full-fledged centres; opertionalising of North-east Studies Programme .
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Improvement of functioning of DSA and SAP libraries: Xerox facilities in SAP library of CPS, CSSS library, access .
JSTOR and computerized catalogue, departmental libraries to be accessed in lunch hours, CHS DSA library needs .
enrichment; proper dusting, filing and cataloguing of books, better maintainence of the library in Zakir Husain centre. .
Extension of timings of all departmental libraries. Students representation required on library committees. .
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Kittipan Ekareesakul CSM&CH Mphil .
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Piyush CRS SL BA 121 .
Shivangi Yadav CJKNEAS SL BA 205 .
Mahtab Alam CAAS SL BA 115 .
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Minakshi ZHCES SSS Mphil 30 .
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Support JNUSU's Indefinite Hunger Strike.
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18.8.13 on Indefinite Day5 Aug 17-18 Abhinav, Abhijeet, Abhishek, Aditya, Amit, Anuradha,.
on Relay Day Chandan, Chandrabhan, Chenmay, Gul Sanauwer,.
Minakshi (VicePresident, JNUSU), Akbar (Convenor,SSS), Jawaid, Keshar, Marina, Najib, Nitish, Paritosh, Rahila,.
Sandeep Saurav (Convenor, SL), Ishan (Councillor, SSS), Rahul Parmar, Rajib, Richa, Sajid, Sharjeel, Shivam,.
Sarfaraz (Councillor, SL), Anand, Anuj, Ashish, Ravi Kant,.
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Sayed, Sushil, Priyadarshini (Day 1) Singh Vikram AK, Sonali, Vikash, Vikash Yadav.
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Join JNUSU's Speakers On the 6 th Day of the Ongoing.
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Solidarity Prof.JayatiGhosh CESP,JNU Prof. Participate in Indefinite Hunger Strike.
JNUSU's.
Public Meeting Anandkumar CSSS, JNU Mass Relay 19 Aug Monday.
Hunger Strike.
with faculty Dr.VivekKumar CSSS,JNU 18 Aug Tonight Join JNUSU's.
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members Dr.AjayGudavarti CPS, JNU Massive Protest Demo.
at Ad Block, 2.30pm.
Tonight, 9.30pm Dr.SanjayPandey CRCAS. President.
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Ad Block JNUTA Prof.Sonajharia Minz.
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JNU student community is in the midst of a protracted struggle, demanding that the JNU administration set its priorities right.
and increase the MCM from Rs 1500 to Rs 3000 per month, as per the repeated assurances given to the JNUSU. The student.
community knows only too well that this is NOT merely a fight to increase financial assistance, but rather a struggle to defend the.
idea of affordable and equitable educational institutions..
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Even after the end of 5 days of the indefinite hunger strike, it is shameful that the JNU administration has not once.
bothered to talk to JNUSU in these days..
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Ever since March 2012 when JNUSU took up this issue of increase of MCM, we have reiterating that the issue at hand is NOT.
the "scarcity" of funds - as claimed by the UPA, the JNU administration or the powers-that-be. Rather, the real problem is one of.
misplaced priorities of the government, as well as the JNU administration. On the one hand, the crores of rupees are handed.
out on a platter every day as freebies, gifts and tax waivers to some of the richest people of the country by our governments. And.
in JNU, the administration believes it is more important to spend on beautification drives, plasma TVs, CCTVs, and other such.
nonsensical expenditure rather than on ensuring the students from poor backgrounds are able to continue with their education. It.
is HIGH time we collectively assert that JNU's financial office cannot run the university and dictate all decisions, it is the.
VC who has to take responsibility for ensuring that JNU remains open to students from all backgrounds..
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Moreover, we now have a bizarre situation where one student organisation, the NSUI, bypassed the democratically elected JNUSU,.
proudly "announced" an increase in MCM of Rs 500 on the basis of `their' communication with the JNU administration and urged the.
students to boycott JNUSU's struggle! The student community knows too well that how it has been fighting for Doubling the MCM.
since last year, through several Hunger Strikes, University Strikes and Protest Demonstrations at JNU administration, MHRD and.
UGC. On the other hand, NSUI has always boycotted every such action- so their present calumny campaign against the present.
phase of struggle is nothing surprising! What, however, is dangerous is that NSUI has declared an open war against the sheer.
sustenance of students from deprived backgrounds in this university by acting as agents of the administration and the.
Congress party ruling the country! NSUI, which for years together has run the student union in the neighbouring Delhi University.
and (along with ABVP) never bothered to launch ONE movement for hostels and MCM there, is now telling JNU students to accept.
the Rs 500 increase in MCM and stay away from collective student struggles. Let us remind NSUI that the conscientious JNU.
student community have always fought and resisted the disastrous anti-people, anti-student policies of the govt and administration.
every inch of the way. And this time too such machinations will be resolutely rebuffed..
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The unholy nexus between the JNU administration, the UPA and its agents on campus (NSUI) has to be exposed and rejected..
The administration cannot be allowed to get away with playing around with JNUSU and the hard-won democratic rights of the.
student community. Let us not forget that we are living in times when Rs 2000 per month is NOT EVEN sufficient to pay.
the skyrocketing mess bills. If mess bills have increased so much, then a meaningful and substantial increase of MCM is.
absolutely essential. If this is not done, the very meaning of `merit-cum-means' scholarships to fund the education of students.
from the most deprived backgrounds is completely lost..
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In order to divert the attention of the student community from its betrayal, the NSUI has resorted to spreading the worst kind.
of lies and absurd allegations. On the day of its commercial extravaganza in the form of a `rock band', a well-known NSUI.
activist actually beat up a young boy (related to a JNU staff) - ostensibly because the young boy, while walking along the.
pavement unwittingly brushed across one of the numerous NSUI's flags (put up along the pavements) and the flag fell. And.
in order to hide this completely unacceptable violence, which shocked all those witnessed it, the NSUI is now spreading.
all sorts of politically motivated lies and allegations against a common new student who confronted them and the JNUSU.
general secretary, who happened to reach the spot! Suffice to say that the allegations are nothing more than a pathetic.
attempt to divert attention from NSUI's betrayals and their several brazen exercises to reshape JNU campus through.
its patented culture of money and muscle power. We appeal to the student community to resist such nefarious.
designs to tamper with the hard won progressive traditions of JNU campus..
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AISA appeals to the student community to participate in huge numbers in the JNUSU's Mass Relay Hunger Strike and.
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in the Public Meeting Tonight with the Faculty Members. We also appeal to them to join in large numbers in the Protest.
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Demonstration called at the Ad Block tomorrow afternoon from 2.30 pm onwards. This is struggle to defend the idea of.
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affordable campuses, to reject the UPA and NDA's sell-out of the education sector and their betrayal of the poor..
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Anubhuti, Vice-President, AISA, JNU Shweta, Vice-President, AISA, JNU.
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UNITE IN DEFENCE OF SECULARISM, SOVEREIGNTY AND DEMOCRACY!! Friends, · Date: 10-08-05 .
The 1984 anti-Sikh riots, which was the major state sponsored pogrom of the minority community shook the conscience of the democratic and secular minded people of the country. The way in which more than 4000 Sikhs were massacred in Delhi by the Congress goons in a pre-planned manner was one of the most shameful aspects of the politics of our country. However, even after 21 years have passed since the carnage, the Nanavati Commission report completely fails to fix responsibilities of those guilty of organizing the carnage. The Action Taken Report on the other hand does not even take into account the limited recommendations of the Commission. It is indeed a sorry state of affairs that in a democratic country the victims of the carnage are still waiting for justice and the present UPA Government doing nothing to assure justice to them. .
The 1984 riots was only a precursor to the organized communal riots and pogrom that the Sangh Parivar led by the RSS-VHP-BJP Bajrang Dal carried out against the minorities of the country. The brutal killing of thousands of people during the communal riots in the post Sabri Masjld demolition period particularly in Mumbai, Surat etc only exposed the politics of hate of the communal forces in our country. However, the brutality of these forces were to rise during the NDA rule when they organized systematic attacks on the Muslim and Christian communities of the country. The brutal burning of Graham Steines and his two sons is the height of the cruefty that these communal criminals indulged in. All these communal killing of innocent people by the RSS-VHP-BJP reached its zenith in Gujarat where thousands of innocent people of the minority community were butchered with active connivance of the state police and administration. As the criminals of 1984 roam about freely and the victims are denied .
justice in the case of Gujarat too, the criminal communal elements like Ashoke Singhal, Praveen Togadia, Narendra Modi and numerous others roam freely while the people of the country demand justice for the victims. .
The students of JNU every time have protested against atrocities committed against the minorities of our country and resisted the communal politics of RSS-VHP-BJP or their leaders like Advani, Ashoke Singhal, Praveen Togadia etc. With this understanding that a person like Singhal has no place in our campus, hundreds of students democratically protested against his coming to the campus on 1Oth August 2002. While the students completed their protest in the most peaceful manner, the ABVP goo~s of the campus attacked the returning students and abused girl students and beat up JNUSU office bearers. This was the first time in this campus that the ABVP goons dared to attack peaceful protestors and vandalized the JNUSU office. The students of this campus in the most democratic manner protested against the communallumpenism of the ABVP and demanded strict action against the lumpens. However, the then Chief Proctor acting as an agent of the RSS scutt1ed the entire enquiry process and no action was taken. While under the leadership of SFI, the democratic minded students politically completely isolated the RSS-ABVP in our campus, the frustrated lumpens of ABVP continued to indulge in violence in the campus. They again attacked peaceful students watching the movie rF_inal Solution' on 141h August 2004 and again attacked students on 17th August 2004 when SAR Geelani came to address a meeting in Sutlej Mess. The present lumpenism of the JNUPF is nothing but a continuation of this lumpen legacy of the ABVP. However, it is welcome that the present Administration has taken steps against these lumpens and declared two of them out of bounds. We demand that the enquiry against the other students be taken at the .
earliest and strict action be taken against the lumpens like, Siddharth Rai, Maninder Chauhan, Ahish Kumar and Bunty LaLAs a mark of protest against the communal forces in this campus and to strengthen its democratic ethos we have decided to celebrate the week from 1Qth.171h August as a Week In Defence Of Secularism, Sovereignty and Democracy. .
While the democratic students of our campus has shown exemplary unity and bravery under the leadership of SFI !ed JNUSU in successfully resisting communal forcesI the role of two other organisations, the NSUI and particularly the AI SA needs to be mentioned in this context. Both these organisations campaigned consistently that the SFI has struck a deal with the ABVP and compromised on the issue of violence on 1Qth August 2002. Nothing can be further from the truth. Even after three years, three of our activists including the present Secretary of the organisation face police cases and are continuously harassed by the Delhi Police based on the false complaints of the ABVP. While three of our fellow comrades are facing such harassment on the hands of the Delhi police it is extremely shameful that a so called leftist organisation like the AISA continuously spread canards against our organisation. We would like to appeal to the students to see through the sectarian and opportunist politics of the AI SA while resisting the communal forces in the campus. .
In order to reassert our commitment to the democratic ethos of our campus and to resist the politics of violence on campus, we are organizing a public meeting tonight. We would like to appeal to all the students to participate in large numbers in the public meeting. · .
A WEEK IN DEFENCE OF SECULARISM, SOVEREIGNTY AND DEMOCRACY, 10'" -17'" AUG. PUBLIC MEETING :POLITICS & VIOLENCE: QUESTION OF DEMOCRATIC CULTURE IN CAMPU SPEAKERS: PROF.. PURUSHOITAM AGRAWAL, CIL, SLL&CS PROF. GIRIJESH PANT, CWAAS, SIS PROF.PRAVEENJHA,CESP,SSS PROF. VIVEK KUMAR, CSSS, SSS MAHI-MANDAVI MESS 9:30PM TONIGHT .
Sd/-Subhanil Chowdhury, President, SFI-JNU Sd/-Parimal Maya Sudhakar, Secretary, SFI-JNU .
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