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Ø Building on the already taken initiatives of the outgoing · Reactivating of Earn-While-You-Learn scheme.

JNUSU, strengthening a nation-wide struggle against.

the Lyngdoh committee recommendations and SIS.

restoration of JNUSU constitution..

· Students should be subsidized and encouraged to attend.

Ø Expanding Democratic Student Representation in national and international level seminars and Students.

Decision-making bodies: Student representation in AC/ exchange programme for M.A. level students be started..

BoS has to be ensured, the undemocratic grade point.

criteria has to be rejected and SFCs revitalised. · Training programs on software like STATA, SPSS, etc..

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Ø Resisting Moral Policing and Autocratic Functioning · School /centre-level libraries, with books and journals ..

of the JNU Administration: The unfortunate trend.

of unwarranted questioning and moral policing by the · A school level magazine with a permanent wall magazine.

JNU security staff, the illogical restrictions on student highlighting issues of our times..

movements, and the levying of illogical, arbitrary fines.

by hostel administrations for a range of `misdemeanours' · Restarting the system of tutorials to help students, and.

needs to be resisted. organizing student-focussed seminars..

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Ø Ensuring and defending mandatory wages and rights of · Reviving Summit festival in SIS, The school common.

the workers on campus. room which has been opened should have a television.

with various news channels. The chairs of the room need.

Ø Maintaining CDC approved rates and quality in shops to be repaired..

and services and at the same time resisting administrative.

arbitrariness in shop allotment and imposition of arbitrary Science Schools.

rules, rents and charges on the shops and canteens..

· Ensuring greater transparency and democratisation in.

School-specific issues laboratory allotment to all bonafide students; transparency.

and objectivity in overall evaluation process, Redressal of.

SSS high drop-out rates in SBT and SIT..

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· Improving infrastructure and ensuring Xerox facilities in the · Fulfillment of SC/ST/OBC/PH quota in teaching and non-.

SAP libraries of CPS and CSSS, extending library timings. teaching appointments and an end to the rising trend of.

large-scale guest faculty on ad-hoc basis..

· More engaging debates and talks through `SSS Debates'.

on academic and contemporary issues. · Purchase of books relevant for science schools and Ensuring.

school-based library with latest edition books and updated.

· Allotment process of Supervisors should be democratised. reading materials, Cutting the delay in procuring chemicals.

and instruments, Proper maintenance of existing lab.

equipments.

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· The existing programme of North-East Studies be · Regular and timely disbursal of Fellowships, School level.

strengthened and developed as full-fledged centre in SSS. Placement Cell.

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· The entrance exam for the M.Phil. Courses of Population SAA.

Studies and Geography offered by CSRD are held during.

the same time, they should be held in different slots. · Immediate completion of faculty recruitment with legally.

mandated reservation, Regular functioning of the newly.

· Amount of field work assistance given by centers like CHS formed SFC.

and CSMCH should be increased..

· Improved Library facilities, Setting up a canteen and.

SLL&CS Ensuring photocopier and print-out facility in the school.

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· Monitoring and redressal of high drop-out rates. · Diversifying optional courses, Organising students' seminar,.

School-level film and other creative performances festival,.

· Carrying forward the struggle against the delinking of Inclusion of Cinema Studies as a subject in NET.

the BA-MA programme in foreign languages. The system.

of separate internal exam in B.A. (3rd year) German for CSLG.

aspirants of M.A. in Translation must be scrapped..

· Ensuring a career counselling and placement cell, Better.

· Ensuring regular functioning of the Career Counselling and library facilities, with useful and relevant journals for.

Placement Bureau. students of the School.

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· Speedy recruitment of permanent faculty and end the · Setting up a `Students' Notice Board', Setting up a canteen.

rising trend of large-scale ad-hoc faculty. and availability of photocopying facilities in the school..

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· Expansion of Centre for Indian Languages (CIL) to include · Appointment of additional faculty, particularly with.

other modern Indian Languages, Introduction of diploma specialisation in areas of jurisprudence.

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in other foreign languages like Italian, Portuguese, Greek On the strength of our struggles during the last JNUSU and.

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& Hebrew. our future agenda AISA appeals to the students of JNU to.

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· Introduction of M.Phil & Ph.D. in Korean and developing Re-elect AISA to JNUSU..

Korean section as full-fledged centre. Following JNUSU's.

interventions, the JNU administration has written to the AISA in JNUSU: Struggles and Significant Milestones.

UGC for introduction of NET/JRF in 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 the forefront of struggles for social inclusion and justice.

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· Introduction of M.A. in Translation in all centers of whether these be the struggle for deprivation points in JNU's.

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SLL&CS, such as Arabic, Spanish, Persian & Russian. admission policy (1993-94), for providing recognition to.

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· Reviving the SL cultural festival Kallol. Madarsa certificates (2007-08), or against the faulty and Illegal.

"Cut-Off" Criterion through which the JNU administration was.

· Centre based selection process for award of foreign scuttling the proper implementation of OBC reservations (2008-.

scholarships be made transparent and bias free. 2011). Similarly, any attempt at corporate takeover of campus.

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Prof. D.N. Jha .

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Prof . Karmeshu, .

Prof. Najma Baquar, SLLCS .

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Prof. Prabhat Patnaik CESP .

Prof. Anjan Mukherjee CESP .

Prof. Jayati Ghosh CESP .

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a `liberated zone'. Well, aren't they forgetting that as the various efforts on part of AISA's JNUSU leadership has.

SEZs themselves are a `liberated zone' for corpo- ensured that JNU as an institution has decided to implement.

rates, where Tatas and Salims and Ambanis etc... 27% OBC reservations at one go without any delay or dilution..

have a free hand to enjoy massive sops, grab peas-.

ants' land, levy taxes for water, roads and other civic Defeat the communal and anti-woman ABVP: As the.

services, enjoy `freedom' from the laws of the land? UPA Government's `Human Mask' disintegrates, and people's.

Should the peaasants of Nandigram be condemned resentment and anger surfaces, the Sangh Parivar and BJP is.

for fighting to `liberate' their village from corporate quick to make political gains with victories in various states and.

exploitation and state repression???? an intensified communal offensive: through its communal CD in.

UP polls, its campaign on Hindu women who marry Muslim men,.

Today, from POSCO in Orissa to Jhajjar in Haryana, the Vande Mataram controversy, the Gorakhpur riots, and the cam-.

evicted peasants are inspired to emulate Nandigram paign against minority rights in the wake of the Sachar Report and.

in their struggle against SEZs. The huge mass of Left the Allahabad HC's communal verdict. On all these occasions,.

intelligentsia - from noted author Mahasweta Devi to it is AISA and AISA alone which has challenged the Sangh's.

CPI(M) supporters like poet Shankho Ghosh and theatre and ABVP's campaign head-on, with a series of timely public.

activist Bibhas Chakravarti have chosen to side with the meetings and other initiatives..

peasant resistance rather than cover up bloody massacre..

The students of Jadavpur and Presidency have trounced In this re-election, we appeal to the students of JNU to.

SFI in elections in which Nandigram, Singur and SEZs ensure that the along with the communal and casteist el-.

were the main issue. ements, the defenders of corporate land grab, SEZs and.

state-cadre massacre too find no place in the JNUSU..

The students of JNU too must ensure that the defenders.

of corporate land grab, SEZs and state-cadre massacre Ensure a resolute victory forAISA councillor candidates.

find no place in the JNUSU. in SSS and SIS and strengthen the JNUSU to take up.

pro-student, pro-worker, and pro-people movements.

both inside and outside JNU !.

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University-Level Issues · Expansion of Academic Programs Towards Develop-.

ment of Womens Studies, North East Studies, Program of.

· 27% OBC Quota and 54% Seat Increase Studies in Discrimination and Exclusion as Full-Fledged.

· Speedy Disbursal of Rs. 3000 and Rs. 5000 scholar- Centres.

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ships for all M Phil/PhD students.

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· Enhancement of MCM to RS 1500 and Income Cap · Install software for blind students on computers..

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to Rs 1 Lakh · Fix Lifts and Retrofit for Blind Students..

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· Strengthen GSCASH and Equal Opportunity Office · Ramps Should be Installed Between SSS I and SSS II..

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· Rights and Representation on Decision-Making Bod- · Regularise and improve services at SSSII Canteen..

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ies for Physically Challenged · Construction Work Should Be Completed as Quickly as.

· Ensuring Minimum Wages and Workers' Rights in Possible..

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JNU · CSRD Documentation Unit Should Remain Open Until.

· Transparency in JNU's Admission Process 8:00 PM and on Saturdays..

· Recognition of Madarsa Certificates in JNU Admis-.

· Provide Sound Sytem in CSSS as well as other Lecture.

sions Halls..

· Improved Library and Health Centre Facilities.

· Environment-Friendly Expansion of JNU · Improve Services at DSA Library at CSSS and Appoint.

Permanent Staff for SAP Library in CPS along with.

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School-Level Issues Xerox Facilities and Increased Timing..

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· Speedy Disbursal of Rajiv Gandhi Fellowship for · Centre Notice Boards Should Be Kept Up-To-Date,.

SSS students. · Particularly CSSS..

· Provide Telephone Booth in SSS. · Ensure Relevant History Books Are Available at Central.

· Fix and Provide Internet and CD/Floppy Drives Library..

in All School As Well As Centre-Level Computer Make Available Important Journals of Social Sciences.

Rooms. Like "Public Culture" in the Central Library..

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Rally With AISA For A JNUSU that Will Take Up Pro-Student , Pro-Worker, Pro-people Movements both In.

Campus And Beyond ! Make JNUSU A Powerful Voice Against SEZ, Corporate Land Grab and State Terror !.

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Strengthen Social Justice, GSCASH and Struggles for Students' and Workers' Rights on Campus !.

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Vote ,support for SSS.

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Sucheta Deand elect Councillor.

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A meeting of all the various exec's and rep's of the Computer Science Student's Society. Well, almost all of them. Some couldn't make it.

Event to welcome new students to UBC's Computer Science Program.

(I had just gotten my new camera, and didn't know how to adjust for the lighting conditions yet. Actually, I still haven't mastered that particular skill.)

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NO. JOIN ING course 154 138 !Ms. Khrielhoumenuo Suokhrie, SIS/SAS Ph.DN 21/8/09 31/5/15 D 155 139 Ms. Arenka1a AO / -SL/CL M.PhiiNll 30/3/1 1 · 31/5/16 D.

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161 142 Ms. Jullie Rani , SS/CPS M.Phil/1 6/8/ 13 31/5/19 D 162 142 tM s. Anupama / SSS/CHS Ph.DN 19/8/09 31/5/ 15 D 163 143 Ms. Chandani Kumari,.., SUCJKNEAS M. Phil/1 6/8/13 31/5/19 D .

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176 149 Ms. Priyanka Nupur . CLG M.Phii/III 14/8/12 31/5/18 D 177 150 Ms. Rashrni Pathak . CLG Ph.D/HI 7/8/12 31/5/18 D 178 150 Ms. Debanjana Das \ . SSS/CSSS Ph.D!V 21/8/09 31/5/1 5 D 179 I 5 I Ms. Anzamol Ansari · _,._ -SSS/CESP MA/111 IOi l 0/ 12 31/5/14 D 180 I 5 I Ms. Bipasha Ghosh < SES Ph.D/Ill 23/8/12 3115/16 D I81 152 Ms. Shiney Chakrabarty · SSS/CESP Ph.D/1 29/7113 31/5/ 17 D .

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184 153 Ms. Oinam Ronnie Chanu SSS/CSSS Ph.D/V 26/8/09 3 I /5/ 15 D 185 154 Ms. Anu Kiran Kahi ' SSS/CSRD M.Phil/1 13/8/ 13 31/5119 D .

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mongering and communa l pamphleteering Vivek Kumar, CSSS Manindranath Thakur, CPS Anwar Pasha, GIL Anuradha Chenoy, SIS 18.09.08 (Tonight) Mahi-Mandavi Mess 9.30 pm SFI Hemant Adlakha, CCSEAS·SLL&CS Followed hy 14(~ of the communal Sangh Brigade at 24x7 Food Courtand others .

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Unite against the Vitriolic Communal Campaign of ABVP!! Friends, 18/09/08 The SFI condemns in strongest possible words the rabidly communal campaign that 1s being done by the ABVP in this campus after the Delhi Blasts, which took place on Saturday. In 1ts third consecutive pamphlet s1nce Sunday, the ABVP has once again come up with a venomous campaign against religious minorities 10 our country in t11e name of its so-called "war on terror"'. In an outrageous manner, ABVP's pamphlet dated 161h Sept. has individually targeted some fellow students who had brought out some releases condemning the Delhi Blasts and ABVP's communal pamphleteering. It is quite clear that this campaign is aimed at creating a communal polarization in the campus and strengthening the communal agenda at the Sangh Parivar in the country. Paranoia is being engmeered in the country to push for the reinstatement of dracon1an laws like the TADA and POTA (imposed during the NDA's tenure) 1n the name of fighting terror. It is the responsibility of all secular-democratic forces in the country that a wider unity is built to defeat the communal designs of the right reactionary forces to whip up communal frenzy. Ot course, there is no denying the fact that terrorism is a senous threat to the unity and stability of our country. The recent increase in the number of terrorist attacks in the last few months reflects serious lapses on the part ot intelligence agenctes and home ministry in the country. The UPA government, particularly the Union Home Minister has completely failed to take any corrective measures or evoke confidence among the masses. If anything, the insensitive and lame duck attitude of the government in dealing with the situation has only emboldened the communal-fascist campaign of the RSS-BJP which is targeting minorities and pushing for reinstating draconian detention laws like the POTA. The ABVP and BJP must answer to the people of this country that if POTA and TADA are the solution to terrorist attacks or only the BJP can deal with terrorism, then why did some of the worst terrorist attacks in India like the Parliament attack, Red Fort attack or Akshardham Temple attack in Gujarat take place during the NDA's tenure when all these laws were in place? The country has not forgotten how the NDA government made a mess of the IC-814 plane hijack's case and no one else but country's foreign minister Jaswant Singh himself took 3 terrorists to Afghanistan in return for the hijacked passengers. Perhaps the ABVP would also enlighten the student community that what was the reason for the shameful failure on part of the intelligence agencies in timely detecting the Pakistani intrusion in Kargil in 1999, under the visionary leadership of Mr. Atal Bihari Vajpayee? Had there been a t1mely detection of this intrusion, hundreds of soldiefs would not have lost there lives 1n the Kargil war. So much for the BJP's anti-terror and nationalism rhetoric!! There is enough factual evidence to prove that the conviction rate for people booked under laws like TADA and POT A is abysmally low and these laws have been widely used to detain innocent Muslims without any documentary proof of them bemg involved in terrorist acts. What is needed to curb terrorism and prevent terrorist attacks is a well functioning intelligence and security system. The National Security Advisor has himself admitted today that there were serious lapses on part of the intelligence agencies in dealing with the terrorist activities. No TADA or POTA can prevent terrorist altacks 1f the intelligence agenctes cannot get their acts together. The central investigative agency of the country CBI. which has been handling the investigation of such incidents. displayed its 'efficiency' to the country in the Arushi murder case!! Political opportunism and degeneration of the two main ruling parties BJP and the Congress. have reduced the intelligence and investigative agencies like the CBI as a tool to settle political scores with opponents. Strong pressure must be built to push for a strengthened internal security and intelligence apparatus 1n the country. The UPA government must convene a Parliament session and present a report on this matter to the people. It is obvious that none of these con~erns bother the ASS or the ABVP in this campus. Its only agenda 1s to whip up communal passions and gather political mileage. The SFI IS under no illusions that the ultimate aim of both kinds of fundamentalist forces be it terrorist organizations ltke Indian Muiahideen or communal fascist forces like the BJP and the ABVP is to weaken the secular-democratic fabric of this country. Any democratic state must ens~re that it~ citizens are assured of at least the right to safe livelihood. Justice must be delivered to the people who have been victims of mindless VIOlence, whether it is a terrorist attack or killings of innocent Muslims and Christians in Gujarat, Orissa or Karnataka. But as people ~ho celebrate the anti-imperialist and secular legacy in India we must ensure that ne1ther terrorism nor Hindu Fascism is allowed to prevail_over our secular-democratic ethos. The SFI calls upon the student community to defeat the communal fascist politics of the Sangh GJroh and strengthen our struggle against both communalism and terrorism. We appeal to the students join tonight's Protest Meeting followed by Effigv Burning against ABVP's rabid 11atemongering and communal pamp/1/eteering in largenumbers. .

Sd/-P.K.Anand, President, SFI-JNU. Sd/-Roshan, Secretary, SFI-JNU. .

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11.11.09 (Tonig 1t) .

Less than two weeks back, a young Naga girl from Manipurstaying in neighbouring Munirka was sexu-.

ally assaulted and brutally murdered. This gruesome murder caught national attention due to the sheer barbar-. .

ity it revealed. However, the fact of the matter is that violent and racist attacks on people from the north east are Nagaland were abused and attacked in South Delhi. In October alone, there were five reported different in-unfortunately not an exception, even in a metropolis like Delhi. Just a couple of days back, two students from stances ofviolence against north eastern people, in the form of attacks, molestation, rape and murderin Delhi. .

In the wake of increasing incidents of assault and discrimination against the students and people of .

north-east, the response of the government has been marked by inaction and apathy. The Delhi Police in fact .

has shamelessly worked to perpetuate racial stereotypes against people from the north east. In 2007, the Delhi Police authorities thought it fit to prepare a separate booklet on a "code of conduct" and "dress code" .

exclusively for people from the Northeast, ostensibly to help them to "blend" with the rest of Delhi society. This .

booklet, called "Security tips for Northeast StudentsNisitors in Delhi", reveals the most outrageous prejudices. .

, it advices them "not to create .

For instance, it asks women from the north east not to wear "revealing clothes11 ruckus in the neighbourhood by preparing smelly dishes such as the Bamboo Shoot and the Akhuni." Such blatant cultural policing and racial stereotyping, especially coming with explicit official sanction per-.

petuates the sense of alienation and isolation of people coming from the north east As it is, there are .

innumerable cases where students from the north east are refused accommodation simply because of their .

ethnicity. There are also prevalent notions that women from the north east are "immoral". There is no confusion that this widespread mindset of intolerance is a result ofstate policy, which feels .

the need for special powers in the north east region. The attempt is to clamp down on specific identity of NE. .

On the one hand, governments perpetuate the feeling of"otherness" and dictate that people living in the north .

east confirm to certain strict regulations if they wish to "blend" with the "mainstream11.0n the other hand, there .

is a very visible, palpable reluctance of the Indian state to address the genuine questions of nationality and .

aspirations ofself-determination with any degree of honesty. In Delhi, the government routinely pretends to show concern for the welfare and safety of the people from the north east. The Shiela Dixit government for instance has announced a "Help Line" for NE people. At the same time, the very same Congress continues the military offensive in the north east. For the .

past 50 years, the draconian Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) has been used as a shield by .

the Indian Army to illegal detain, torture, murder and rape with shameless impunity. In 1958, when the .

AFSPA was first implemented, the then Manipur MP. L. Achaw thus described this concentration camp law: ~~Howcan we imagine that these military officers should be allowed to shoot to kill and without warrant arrest and search? This is a lawless law." Even the Justice Jeevan Reddy report of 2005 on the AFSPA observes: .

"{the} Act, for whatever reason, has become a symbol ofoppression, an object ofhate and an instrument of .

was a result of the massive upsurge against the Army excesses underthe convenient garb ofthe AFSPA) did.

discrimination andhighhandedness," [Report, p.75]. Significantly, the Jeevan Reddy Commission (which itself .

not recommend the unconditional revoking of the AFSPA, which has been a long-standing demand notjust of .

the people of the north east but of the democratic sections all over the country. It merely recommended the .

formation of a newAct, with more "humane" features! AISA condemns the continuing racial profiling and discrimination against people from the north east, as .

well as the ongoing human rights violations in the entire north east. We appeal to the student community to .

participate in tonight 's (Nov 11) public meeting on the these issues, to be held at Godavari mess, from 9.30 pm. .

AtifRabbani, Jt. Secy., AISA, JNU Abhishek, Vice President, AISA, JNU .

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(,! Less than two weeks back, a young Naga girl from Manipur staying in neighbouring Munirka was sexu-.

ally assaulted and brutally murdered. This gruesome murder caught national attention due to the sheer barbar-. .

Nagaland were abused and attacked in South Delhi. In October alone, there were five reported different in-ity itrevealed. However, the fact ofthe matter is that violent and racist attacks on people from the north east are .

unfortunately not an exception, even in a metropolis like Delhi. Just a couple of days back, two students from .

stances ofviolence against north eastern people, in the form of attacks, molestation, rape and murder in Delhi. .

In the wake of increasing incidents of assault and discrimination against the students and people of north-east, the response ofthe government has been marked by inaction and apathy. The Delhi Police in fact has shamelessly worked to perpetuate racial stereotypes against people from the north east. In 2007, the Delhi Police authorities thought it fit to prepare a separate booklet on a "code of conduct" and "dress code·· booklet, called "Security tips for Northeast StudentsMsitors in Delhi", reveals the most outrageous prejudices. .

exclusively for people from the Northeast, ostensibly to help them to "blend" with the rest of Delhi society. This .

For instance, it asks women from the north east not to wear "revealing clothes", it advices them "not to create .

ruckus in the neighbourhood by preparing smelly dishes such as the Bamboo Shoot and the Akhuni.., Such .

blatant cultural policing and racial stereotyping, especially coming with explicit official sanction per-.

petuates the sense of alienation and isolation of people coming from the north easl As it is, there are .

innumerable cases where students from the north east are refused accommodation simply because of their .

ethnicity. There are also prevalent notions that women from the north east are "immoral". .

the need for special powers in the north east region. The attempt is to clamp down on specific identity of NE. .

There is no confusion that this widespread mindset of intolerance is a result ofstate policy, which feels .

On the one hand, governments perpetuate the feeling of "otherness" and dictate that people living in the north is a very visible, palpable reluctance of the Indian state to address the genuine questions of nationality and east confirm to certain strict regulations if they wish to "blend" with the "mainstream".On the other hand. there .

aspirations ofself-determination with any degree of honesty. .

from the north east. The Shiela Dixit government for instance has announced a "Help Linenfor NE people. At .

In Delhi, the government routinely pretends to show concern for the welfare and safety of the people the same time, the very same Congress contin.ues the military offensive in the north east. For the .

the Indian Army to illegal detain, torture, murder and rape with shameless impunity. In 1958, when the past 50 years, the draconian Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) has been used as a shield by .

AFSPA was first implemented, the then Manipur MP, L. Achaw thus described this concentration camp law: .

~~How can we imagine that these military officers should be allowed to shoot to kill and without warrant arrest .

and search? This is a lawless law." Even the Justice Jeevan Reddy report of 2005 on the AFSPA observes: .

~~{the} Act, for whatever reason, has become a symbol of oppression, an object ofhate and an instrument of .

was a result of the massive upsurge against the Army excesses under the convenient garb ofthe AFSPA) did discrimination and highhandedness,"[Report, p.75]. Significantly, the Jeevan Reddy Commission (which itself the people of the north east but ofthe democratic sections all over the country. It merely recommended the not recommend the unconditional revoking of the AFSPA, which has been a long-standing demand not just of .

formation ofa new Act, with more "humane" features! .

AISA condemns the continuing racial profiling and discrimination against people from the north east, as .

well as the ongoing human rights violations in the entire north east. We appeal to the student community to .

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participate in tonight 's (Nov 11) public meeting on the these issues, to be held at Godavari mess, from 9.30 pm. .

Atif Rabbani, Jt. Secy., AlSA, JNU Abhishek, Vice President, AISA, JNU .

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Yesterday, we issued the first part of our The platform of the `SSS Debates' should be rejuvenated..

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perspective and agenda on JNUSU elections Democratizing academic structure by providing basic texts.

2012. In continuation, we are releasing this leaflet where in vernacular languages, and setting up department-level.

issues of campus democracy, and several school-specific mechanisms/bodies for special coaching..

demands have been highlighted..

Revitalize SFCs in all centres, elections must be held;.

Issues of Campus Democracy interaction between SFCs and SSS Councillors to be.

.

Struggle Against Lyngdoh and to Restore the JNUSU regularized..

.

Constitution: The struggle against Lyngdoh is far from over, Options to take out of centre courses should be increased..

JNUSU has to be made a national platform for fighting against.

.

Lyngdoh. Our ongoing case in the Supreme Court is the ONLY SLL&CS.

.

existing legal challenge to the draconian, anti-student Lyngdoh Immediate redressal of high-drop rate: The BA.

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committee recommendations. In the days to come, we need a programme in SL is witnessing a steady rise in drop-out.

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JNUSU which is ideologically committed to carry forward this rate, particularly in centres like Japanese, Chinese and.

.

battle against Lyngdoh with renewed energy, broad based Korean. Students are falling victim to undemocratic.

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mobilisation and focus. We have to ensure that the pending atmosphere in the classroom, as well as use of arbitrary.

.

matter of defending the JNUSU constitution against the evaluation norms in the 1st semester itself..

.

Lyngdoh report in the Supreme Court is expedited. This crucial Immediately increase the number of permanent faculties.

struggle against Lyngdoh and its staunch defender YFE in several departments..

obviously cannot be led by so-called "left" forces like SFI, which.

have a national position defending Lyngdoh! After all, we have The SL cultural festival Kallol, and the film festival Kalrav.

not forgotten that SFI boycotted several of JSC's joint initiatives should be revived..

.

because of its pro-Lyngdoh national position. It boycotted the Immediately increase the number of permanent faculties.

.

national convention for campus democracy held in January in several departments..

.

2009, and on October 22nd 2009 when JSC called a Night Vigil More regular functioning of the Career Counselling and.

against Lyngdoh and defending the JNUSU constitution, SFI Placement Bureau for the students of SLL&CS..

not just boycotted the programme, it called a parallel .

programme of its own on the very same day and time! Increase the number of optionals offered in SL and also in.

other schools like SSS and SIS. Moreover, the seats thereof.

Defending Democratic Decision-Making Bodies and should be increased and the allotment process should be.

Resisting Administrative Interference: We have seen streamlined..

several attempts by the JNU administration to undermine.

democratic decision-making bodies, especially the IHA. For Centre based selection process for award of foreign.

instance, establishment charges have been increased twice scholarships be made transperant and bias free: In recent.

by the IHA, without any data and information to justify this move. times, the selection process adopted by centres for.

Moreover, hostel administrations are increasingly acting in a awarding foreign scholarships have increasingly become.

high-handed and autocratic manner, clamping democratic non-transparent; well-established procedures adopted.

spaces and rights in our hostels. JNUSU will have to take this earlier are being replaced by arbitrary criteria and internal.

issue up in the days to come. evaluations that create room for biasedness and.

favouritism..

Student Representation in AC/BoS: After a long struggle.

by JNUSU and the student community, the JNU administration Institution of the Student-Faculty Committee (SFC) should.

agreed that students should have representation in statutory be strengthened through regular elections and real.

decision-making bodies like the AC/BoS. However, the existing democratic participation..

.

grade point criterion limits the scope of participation of students, Computer facilities with language software and fonts.

.

and goes against the democratic ethos of JNU. Elections for should be upgraded, maintained and kept fully functional..

.

student representation to AC/BoS need to be held and the grade A Reading Room facility should be restored, furnished with.

criterion needs to be removed..

foreign language magazines, journals and daily.

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Ensuring More Student Representation of Students newspapers..

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in Decision-making: In 2007 and 2008, the JNUSU had taken Expansion of Centre for Indian Languages (CIL) to include.

certain measures to ensure democratization of decision- other modern Indian Languages, (such as Kannada,.

making: student representation in the management of library Malayalam, Bengali and Oriya), introduce a Comparitive.

facilities, and representation of PH students in the CDC had Literature programme in SLL&CS, M Phil/PhD programmes.

been ensured. This process has to be carried forward, and all in the Korean language. Korean should be developed as a.

possible forums of representation, including the Student Faculty full-fledged centre..

Committees, have to be revitalized..

SIS.

School Specific Issues.

Computer room facility in the school, achieved after onerous.

SSS efforts, is now in terrible shape. The entire set up must be.

upgraded and duly maintained..

Improvement of functioning of DSA and SAP libraries: Xerox.

facilities in SAP library of CPS, CSSS library, extension of There should be an online database for the school with all.

timings of all departmental libraries. Students necessary academic and institutional information..

representation required on library committees..

.

Scanning of textbooks and readings for major courses for Students should be subsidized and encouraged to attend.

national and international level seminars and Students.

physically challenged students on an immediate basis..

exchange programme for M.A. level students be started..

The catalogue of books available in the department.

libraries of various centres (CPS/CSSS etc) should be Restructuring of programmes and courses to.

make them socially-sensitive and also to equip P.T.O..

uploaded on to the catalogue of the central library..

..