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Selon l'urgentologue Catherine Demontigny, du CSSS de St-Jérôme, il faudrait obliger les gens qui pratiquent les sports de glisse à porter un casque protecteur.
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Immediateredressal ofhigh-<trop rate: The BA programmecannot be le~ by so-called "l~ft" forces lik,e SFI . whjch have a in SL is witnessing a steady rise in drop-out rate, particular1y.
national position defending Lyngdoh! After all, we have not .
in centres like Japanese, Chinese and Korean. Students.
forgotten that SFI boycotted several of JSC's joint initiatives are falling victim to undemocratic atmosphere in the.
because of it~ pro~Lyngdoh national position. It boycotte<t the classroom, as well as use ofarbitrary evaluation norms in.
national convention for campus democracy held in January .
the 1st semester itself..
2009, and on October 22nd 2009 when JSC called a Night Vigil against Lyngdoh and defending the JNUSU constitution, SFI Immediately increase the number of permanent faculties not just boycotted the programme, it called a parallel in several departments. programme of its own on the very same day and time! The SL cultural festival Kallol, and the film festivaf Kalrav .
Defending Democratic Decision-Making Bodies and should be revived. .
Resisting Administrative Interference: We have seen .
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Immediately increase the number of permanent faculties several attempts by the JNU administration to undermine in several departments. .
democratic decision-making bodies, especially the IHA. For .
More regular functioning of the Career Counselling andinstance, e,tablishment charges have been increased twice by Placement Bureau for the students ofSLL&CS..
the IHA, without any data and information to justify this move. .
Moreover, hostel administrations are increasingly acting in a Increase the numberofoptionals offered in SL and also in other schools like SSS and SIS. Moreover, the seatsthereof.
high-handed and autocratic manner, clamping democratic spaces and rights in our hostels. JNUSU will have to take this should be increased and the allotment process should be streamlined..
issue up in the days to come. .
Student Representation in AC/BoS: After a long struggle Centre based selection process for award of foreign byJNUSU and the student community, the JNU administration scholarships be made transperant and bias free: In recent agreed that students should have representation in statutory times, the selection process adopted by centres for decision-making bodies like the AC/BoS. However, the existing awarding foreign scholarships have increasingly become .
grade point criterion limits the scope ofparticipation ofstudents, non-transparent; well-established procedures adopted earlierare being replaced by arbitrary criteria and internal.
and goes against the democratic ethos of JNU. Elections for student representation to AC/BoS need to be held and the grade evaluations that create room for biasedness and favouritism..
criterion needs to be removed. Ensuring Effective Student Representation in Institution of the Student-Faculty Committee (SFC) should be strengthened through regular elections and real.
Decision-making: fn 2007 and 2008, the JNUSU had taken certain measures to ensure democratization of decision-democratic participation. making: student representation in the management of library Computer facilities with language software and fonts should facilities, presence of JNUSU in the fee-waiver committee for be upgraded, maintained and kept fully functional. foreign students and representation of PH students in the CDC .
A Reading Room facility should be restored, furnished with had been ensured. This process has to be carried forward, and .
foreign language magazines, journals and daily all possible forums of representation, including the Student .
newspapers..
Faculty Committees, have to be revitalized. .
Expansion of Centre for Indian Languages (CIL) to include.
Ensuring and Defending MandatoryWages and Rights .
other modern Indian Languages, (such as Kannada, .. .
ofthe Workers on Campus: Fightforthe mandatory wages .
Malayalam, Bengali and Oriya), introduce a Comparitive and rights of the contract/daily-wage workers on campus has .
Literature programme in SLL&CS, M Phil/PhD programmes .
been a major concern ofthe JNU student community. JNUSU .
in the Korean language. Korean should be developed as a must consolidate and continue with the efforts to ensure that .
full-fledged centre..
mandatorywagesand rights regarding timely payment, ESI/PF .
and other work conditions are notviolated by the administrtion-SIS .
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contractor nexus. Computerroom facility in the school, achieved after onerous .
School Specific Issues efforts, is now in terrible shape. The entire set up must be upgraded and duly maintained..
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Improvementoffunctioning ofDSA and SAP libraries: Xerox There should be an online database for the school with all.
facilities in SAP library of CPS, CSSS library, extension of necessary academic and institutional information. .
timings of all departmental libraries. Students Students should be subsidized and encouraged to attend representation required on library committees. national and international level seminars and Students exchange programme for M.A leyel students be started..
Scanning of textbooks and readings for major courses for.
physically challenged students on an immediate basis. ~estructuring of programmes and courses to make them The catalogue of books available in the department libraries socially-sensitive and also to equip students with necessary.
quantitative techniques so to enable them to benefitfrom.
ofvarious centres (CPS/CSSS etc) should be uploaded on .
the state-of-art literature..
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to the catalogue ofthe central library. A school level magazine with a permanent wall magazine.
The platform ofthe 'SSS Debates' should be rejuvenated. .
highlighting issues of our times. Democratizing academic structure by providing basjc texts .
Restarting of the system of tutorials to help students..
in vernacular languages, and setting up department-level mechanisms/bodies for special coaching. School /centre-level libraries, with books and journals. .
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Revitalize SFCs in all centres, elections must be held; Revamping of the common room-infrastructure aswell as .
interaction between SFCs and SSS Councillors to be newspapers{journals available in the common room. regularized. .
Options to take out ofcentre courses should be increased. II .
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STUDENTS FEDERATION OF INDIA .
ALL INDIA STUDENTS FEDERATION .
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An Appeal To SSS Stud!nts .
Friends, .
On the 19th of November JNU will see another election under the shadows of a BJP government at the centre and an authoritarian, anti-.
This year has seen further spread of the Sangh's politics of hatred. The burning alive of Graham Staines and his innocent chiklren year..
student administration in the campus. It is the time when we must reflect on the happenings both within and outside our university over the past .
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 .
on of academia by persons of dubious academic background but w~h impeccable .
infi~rati.
has been the motivated tampering with history and the .
loyalty to the ASS. .
to Kargil crisis and gave an opportunity to the US to intervene in our foreign policy decisions. Keeping aside the rhetoric of swadeshi the BJP is .
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This barbarism has been combined with a shameless subservience to imperialism. The nuclear adventurism in Pokhran ultimately led pursuing ruthlessly the policies of economic liberalisation which have led to economic stagnation and further worsening 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 .
burden many in order to keep a few happy. .
These twin aspects of the Sangh's agenda have been reflected in the saffronisation and privatisation of education on one hand and .
education in the form of lack of hostel facilities shortage of books and journals in our libraries, cutbacks in scholarships and in myriad other growing authoritarianism in university campuses on the other. In our university too we have been seeing the effects of the privatisation of .
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 .
imprisonment and police action. .
administration to concede the very demands ~ had termed 'illegitimate' and 'illegal'. We have forced a government that wants to curtail .
expenditure on higher education to provide higher scholarships to JNU students. We have succeeded in establishing an unique democratically .
const~uted GSCASH in our university. We have not only protected our democratic space but also concretely advanced the struggle for our .
These gains have been achieved in a struggle not only against the administration but also against their allies among the students, the .
legitimate rights. .
ABVP. ABVP activists carried out murderous attacks against fellow students and the administration took the opportun~y to clamp down on our .
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democratic rights.The administration threatened us with sine die and the ABVP carried out signature campaigns in its support . The ASSagents .
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in the administration and their colleagues among the students have throughout been in perfect tandem. .
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Therefore when the sectarian AISA an organisation which on one hand claims to be the only force· capable of fighting communal .
fascismon the other hand declares ABVP to be a ·marginara force ~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 .
AJSF-SFI received an enormous mandate last year to fight the forces of communalism and privat1sation. 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 .
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and thereby strengthen the progressive democratlc forces inJNU. .
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CHARTER OF DEMANDS .
current admission policy and continue the struggle for adequate participation of students in the academic process.
Towards a Progressive Admission Polley : Commence the process of further debate and discussion on review of the .
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Including adequate representation for regionally, economically, socially and gender-wise deprived sections. .
Publication of Bhambri Committee recommendations and its operationalisation including personalised remedial coaching .
2. for Oalit students and formation of a committee to combat atrocities against Dallt students. Renovation and enhancement of central library to ensure adequate stock of books fn all subjects which are also accessible. .
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Ensuring adequate hostel accommodation to all outstation students through expedition of construction of new hostels, .
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completion of final wing of Tapti and Operationalisatlon oftemporary accommodation In Mahanadl Hostel. .
Reorganisation of computer committee, including enhancing number of computers, on a more participative basis .
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Involvement of SFC members In order to initiate the process of course restructuring ln various centres. Restructuring of.
(centrewlse representation ) 80 a8 to ensure adequate access to computing time for all students of the School. course structure in CSRD so 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 includlog operationaJisatlon of the centre specific libraries which art under .
7. 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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Restoration of DSA Scholarship In CSSS..
9.10. Introduction of MCM Scholarship for M.PhiiiPh.D.atudents .
Voting rights and suitable representation to JNUSU In JNU Court, Executives Council and Academic Council. .
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Syed N1111r Hussain K.R. Selhlah Kumar.
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Gen. Secretary Galli Potslngbam M.Simltha .
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Resist all attempts to commercialize basic students' amenities!! .
JNUSU must also take up the Issue of Revocation of Out of Bounds Orders .
of the Woman Complainant In the case of Sexual Harassmentll .
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;riends An Emergency Council Meeting has been called today by the JNUSU with the agenda of the IHA Meeting !t.
scheduled for 30th October. Although forced by the students to not Include the agenda of the MHRD .
ci.rcular on Fee Hikes, User Charges and Cuts In Subsidies In the EC meeting on 12th October, the JNU .
administration Is persisting with Its devious attempts of Introducing back-door commercialization .
despite of the stiff-resistance form the JNU student community. However, with regard to this meeting-.
which itself is taking place after more than a year-there has been a severe lack of transparency in the .
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functioning of the administration, by seeking to suppress matters and not circulating the agenda of the meeting. The administration by doing so, is clearly making serious attempts to commercialize the basic .
amenities and also seeking to impede the democratic and autonomous functioning of Hostelstudents' .
Commrttees. There are also serious apprehensions that proposals could be mooted to bring about user charges for basic facilities. In fact, some hostel Presjdents and Hostel Committee members have also infonned that the administration Is seeking to centralize the mess functioning and open the doors for rampant contractualization of mess facilities. Even In the agenda that has been circulated after much delay, the r.
Items for discussion also include an Increase In the Establishment Charges. We call upon the students to ralty together In the coming days to re~ist all moves to commercialize basic facilities and impeding .
autonomy of hostels. · ;; This Emergency Council Meeting should also discuss the revocation of Out of Bounds order against .
the woman complainant In the case of sexual harassment against the senior faculty of CIL. Even after .
the JNU EC's adoption of GSCASH Enquiry report finding the faculty member guilty of sexual harassment and .
g,iving the punishment, the woman complainant is unable to come back to the campus. SFI Councillors will /.
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take up this matter in the Council tonight. We demand that the JNUSU leadership must take up this .
m~nner on an urgent and priority basis, thereby making the administration to withdraw the order of .; . .
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Sd/-P.K.Anand, Secretary, SFI-JNU. .
Sd,-'-enln., President, SFI-JNU. .
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they blinkered to how it is exactly this kind of social pressure that compels thousands of victimized, ... .
brutalized women to suffer injustice without a munnur? Do they not ~e that such a threat smacks ofthe ..
''rea:i radicatism'·that they.
most putrid kind ofpatriarchy? Or are they so thoroughly numbed by their own :_-actually believe their "co.mrades-in-anns" to be incapable ofany wrong? Perhaps the JNUSU believes that .
they are being made victims ofa grand conspiracy--that the GSCASH, the Executive. Council, the victim .
and political outfits in the opposition have hatched this elaborate, two-year-long, diabolical ploy to bring ·-:-about their downfall? Perhaps in their paranoia, they even imagine these 'partners-in-crime' to . ..., .
conspiratorially sit together and laugh over their successful''counter-revolutionary' gambit! .
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We believe it is high time the JNUSU stopped dilly-dallying with respect to its loyalties. We challenge .
the JNUSU to clearly and unambiguously state its stand on the verdict of the case and its position on .
the revocation of the out-of-bounds order for the victim. We also demand a public apology from the .
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JNUSU office bearers for their thinly veiled threat of making the victim's complaint public. Silence .
from the JNUSU on these burning issues would amount to a blunt betrayal of the trust of the entire .
students' community. .
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Naphisha, CsLG, Sreetama, CESP/SSS, Annie, CSLG, Neil Shastry, CESP/SSS, Anshul, CPS/SSS, .
Urml, CSSS/SSS, Jessy, CSSSISSS, Anasuya, CSSS/SSS, Arti, CSSSISSS, Klngshuk, CESP/SSS, .
Gayatri, CSSS/SSS, Simi, CSLG, Purva, CESP/SSS, Somera, CSSS/SSS, Annu, CSSS/SSS, .
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Sbrawaa, CPS/SSS, Aardra, CSSS/SSS, Prlyanka, CESP/SSS, Deepa ,CESP/SSS, Sbresbtba.
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AliA Fight For Inclusion, Transparency and Democratisation28.10.12 ·jnusu's INUI~l~INfi'E lltJNGER S1'RIKE.
Reduce the Weightage of Viva ! .
Indefinite.
Reverse the De/Inking ·of Integrated.
BAIMA Programma in SLL&CS ! Lenin (President JNUSU), Shakeel (Gen Secy JNUSU),.
Enhance MCM Without Delay ! .
JOin Anubhutl (Councilor, SSS), Sarfaraz (Councilor; SLL&CS).Extend the Duration of Non-NET jnusu's Anirban, Ashutosh, Blbek, Devlka, Kanhalya, Klngshuk,UGC Scholarships I Nilmani, Rltlka, Shabbeer, Shauryajeet, Sucheta, Sushll,Ensure 5 Deprivation Points for .
Kopal (Day 4), Sachin(Day 4), Sharat (Day 3), Surendar (Day3).
Minority Students in JNU Admtssions ! Ashutosh ( Convenor, SIS), Abhishek, Abhinay, AdityaStart Construction ofNew HostelsIReject Undemocratic Anti-Student ·-Anshu, Adltya Kumar,Anjali, Aprajita, Ayushl, Dawa,Gautamprovisions of Menon Committee on .
Buddha, Gautam, Gunjan, Harsh, Heidi, Hem, Jltendra,.
Ordinance Change! 28 Oct Tonight Kuldeep, Kumkum, Kurukhetra, Meghban, Mujtaba, Pankaj.
Strengthen EOO and Defend theAutonomy of GSCASH! from Ganua Dhaba Chowdhary, Pankaj, Prathibha,Preeti,Rahui,Rajesh Gautam,9.30Pm Renoj N.K., Rohit, Santosh, Sashi, Saurabh Nath, Saurabh.
Fulfil JNUSU's Other Demands forMora Inclusion and Infrastructure! Chandra, Shiv, Shubhanshu, Suresh, Suryabhan,Tabasum,Vaibhav (CGS), Vaibhav (CSSS), Vljay, Vinay, Vishwambhar.
The sixth day ofJNUSU's ongoing hunger strike for social incJusion, greater democratisation and better infrastructure willbegin today. 20 students are on indefinite hunger strike, and till now around 175 students have sat on relayhungerstrike in solidarity with JNUSU's movementItis a matter ofshame that till now NO ONE from the JNU.
the genuine concerns they are raising. .
administration has bothered tocome and meet the hungerstrikers-far from listening to them and addressing.
Under1ying our demands is a vision of an inclusive and affordable campus, which opens its doors to students from all socialand economic backgrounds. And yet, the JNU administration shows a shameful insensitivity towards these demands.What exactJv is at stake,?.
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End the regime of discrimination and discretion: If the weightage of the viva voce is not reduced, highly.
subjective biases and prejudices will continue to ~ecidethe fate of hundreds of students every year. It is high time.
this structural block is removed. Howlong will the JNU administration continue to flout Supreme Court guidelines?Much as the JNU administration would like us to forget. we will keep reminding them of the long struggle againstin the written exam? .
the illegal cut-off criteriafor OBC students! How long will the viva voce be allowed to override students' performance .
Rejectthe Undemocratic Menon Committee Recommendations: Yet again, the administration has introduced.
the Menon committee recommendations in the agenda of the AC meeting. The problematicrecommendations.
ofthis committee are already well-known: it prevents MCA students from getting a chance to improve grades.
in orderto complete the MCA course; it does away with the discretionary powers ofthe CASR!DeanNC to deaJ.
the Ph.D. programme to enrol back within two years; and it does away with the existing relaxations for SC/STstudents in the M.Phil course work. Delinldng of the BA/MA programme in SL: How tong will we tolerate these new arbitrary rules to screen and .
with specific cases and specific problems on a case-by-case basis; itforces students who have deregistered from .
eliminate students? Instead of addressing the structural reasons for the alarming drop-out rates in SL, how long.
will the administration keep blaming students for their so-called "non-seriousness~~! I Can we allowclassrooms.
to remain empty, and precious academic Infrastructure to remain unutllised?.
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Enhancing MCM and time period ofthe non-net UGC fellowship: In this era ofhigh inflation and skyrocketingmess bills and academic expenses, how long will the administration take to keep its promise to JNUSU onincreasing financial assistance?? .
Defending GSCASH and EOO: GSCASH is an institution which all of us cherish. Can we allow the proposed.
legislation on sexual harassment to undermine and weaken this institution, that all ofus have fought so hard for?.
The proposed legislation could seriously impact the autonomy of GSCASH-its elected representation and its.
powers to institute enquiries and recommend punishments for instance. The EOO too has to be strengthened.
through elected student representation and mandatory representation in the AC..
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Shocking Underrepresentation ofMuslim studentsInJNU: Barring a few centres,the representation ofMuslims.
in JNU is even less than 8%! Can we allow this to continue, in an institution that prides itself on its democratic.
ethos? lsn~t it time that in light ofSachar Committee and rangnath Commission Recommendations, JNU adopts.
proactive measures like deprivation points to address this concern?.
The upcoming AC meeting is crucial, and the coming 48 years are crucial too. A massive pressure needs to be.
build in the entire campus in support ofour demands and our vision for JNU. What is at stake is notjust a fewdemands,.
it·is a vision and a commitment. Onwards to the 30 Oct AC meeting, JNUSU has called a JULOOS tonight from.
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GangaDhaba at9.30pm. We appeal to the student community to participate in.large numbers in thisju/oos in solidarity.
with the 'Ongoing hunger strike. .
Akbar, President, AISA, JNU .
Sandeep Saurav, Gen. Secy} AISAJNU.
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(de gauche a droite), la PDG de l'Agence de la santé, Mme Galarneau, la DG du CSSS de la Côte-de-Gaspé, Mme Méthot et le ministre Lelièvre
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225. 225 Shamim Saddqui sss csss M.A.-HI OBc · .
226. 225 Anoop Kumar SIS RCAS PH.D.-I .. sc .
227. 226 Md. Kalam Uddin SLL&CS CPCAS M.A.-IIl -OBC .
228. 226 Fakhruzzaman sss CPS M.Phil.-111 OBC .
229. 227 J agdish Sonrish SLL&CS CPCAS B.A.-V sc .
230. 227 Mujibar Rehman sss csss Ph.D.-1 -. FN -Hamid Rasool SL CAAS B.A.-Ill OBC -/.
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239. 233 Rabi Parakash sss csss M.Phil-IIl OBC . 240. 234 Abhimanyu Jogawat SLS SLS Ph.D.-V .. sc SL CRS M.A.I OBC.
241. 235 Vikram Bunkar ~RSN M.A.-I OBC.
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243. 236 Abhishek Anand SAA SAA Ph.D.-V sc .
244. 237 Stishil Kumar . SLL&CS CPCAS B.A.-V -. sc .
245. 237 Abhishek Anand . SL CCSEAS l'vt.A.-1 -----OBC .
246. 238 Kalaiyaralam A. sss CSRD 9(B).
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253. 244 Siba Shankar Sahu sss CSRD _ Ph.D.-V OBC. CAAS Ph.D.-III OBC.
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