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Public Meeting: Resisting communal attacks on Academic Autonomy and Freedom of .
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Dilip Menon, History Dept, DU JDllSllSSS .
Anand Kumar, CSSS, JNU .
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Kamal Mitra Chenoy, President, JNUTA. Kaveri mess .
"The world ofknowledge takes a crazy tu rn .
When teachers themselves are taught to learn." .
Bertolt Brecht (1898-1956), German dramatist, poet. The Life of Galileo Friends. 2/03/08 The recent attacks in University of Delhi's History department by the semi fascist goons of the ABVP is yet another addition to the long list of RSS led onslaughts on the freedom of expression and thought. More than two years after its introduction into .
the course on Ancient Indian culture. ABVP suddenly 'discovered' that the essay "Three Hundred Ramayanas: Five .
examples and three thoughts on Translation" by AK Ramanujan contains 'offensive' references to Hindu gods .To protest against this. a group of ABVP activists barged into the office of S Z H Jafri. the head of the department of history. caught him by collar, showered abuses on him and destroyed the furniture and files. After vandalising, they got into class rooms and disrupted the internal exams which were going on. The whole 'protest' was carried out in the name of an essay which contains nothing more than a detailed description of the different versions of Ramayanas which managed to survive the onslaught of the homogenisation drive by the Sangh Giroh. Interestingly this time as well the justification for these criminal acts has been derived in the name of defending Ram's prestige and sanctity. Only few months ago our campus was a witness to the hooliganism and violence of this self proclaimed 'vonorseno' when they created mayhem and chaos in the Presidential debate during last year's JNUSU elections. In their manhandling of a senior faculty member like the notorious murderous attack on Dr Sabharwal in Ullain. one can also see the actual Guru-Shishyo Porompora these semi-fascists stand for. However what is more dangerous than this violence and lumpenism is the politics which runs behind it. Fascism and Fascist outfits like the Sangh Parivar are inherently opposed to the very idea of freedom of thought in any society. Institutions and places which seek to provide such places and opportunities for a free and fair debate and discussion on issues which might undermine the existing hegemony or stereotypes of the religious right can not to be tolerated at all by Fascist forces like the RSS and its outfits. Thiswas clearly evident when the ABVP came out with posters saying. "OU to bas jhankl hal. JNU bakl hal" . As members of the JNU community. which has a glorious legacy of standing up against all kind of attacks on the freedom of ideas and expression we must unite against the current a ttacks of the ABVP and the Sangh Giroh. We appeal to the student community to stand united against the terror tactics of the ABVP and defeat their nefarious designs to weaken our academic and intellectual freedom .. Sdf -Zico and Taneesha, Councillors JNUSU SSS .
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Chhaya Chaubey CIL SL M.Phil 2 Tapti .
Kanchan SLS SLS Msc 3 Tapti 7428549490 .
Tulsi SCSS SCSS MCA 4 Tapti 9711838737 .
Priya CES SL 5 Tapti 9650965278 .
Shambhawi CPCAS SL BA 5 Tapti 7838236501 .
Shilpi CSPILAS SL 9 Tapti 9654690809 .
Sneha CRS SL BA 10 Tapti 8527424696 .
Simran CGS SL BA 10 Tapti 9873832405 .
Simran CGS SL BA 10 Tapti 9873832405 .
Amita CJKNEAS SL 14 Tapti 9013162354 .
Zainab CPCAS SL BA 15 Tapti 9951134167 .
Zeenat CPCAS SL Mphil 15 Tapti 9654463380 .
Sumita Kumari CPCAS SL BA 32 Tapti 9582310985 .
Janesh Kumar Gautam SLS SLS Phd 38 Tapti 9013672978 .
Monu CRS SL BA/II 42 Tapti 9818966428 .
Prashant Saini RCA SIS Mphil 42 Tapti 9999425574 .
SureshKumar SSS MA 48 Tapti .
Shankar CSSS SSS M.Phil 50 Tapti 9910589730 .
Rajeev CL SL MA 53 Tapti 9873877310 .
Sandip SAA SAA M.Phil 53 Tapti 9711283882 .
zouboi CRS SL BA/II 68 Tapti 9873506152 .
Chingmi CSSS SSS MA 116 Tapti 9582325852 .
Laxman CPS SSS MA 124 Tapti 8130587783 .
Varsha CIL SL MA 125 Tapti 9799962699 .
Sinky Wansdak CL SL MA 126 Tapti 9582677203 .
Shivam SIS M.Phil 143 Tapti .
Priyanku CRS SL BA 146 Tapti 9654151667 .
Manoj Kumar CCEAS SL BA 146 Tapti 9711821544 .
Azmal CPCAS SL MA 150 Tapti 9871581698 .
Madan CIPOD SIS M.Phil 152 Tapti 9999185825 .
Mahendra CPCAS SL BA 154 Tapti 9413203774 .
Pramod Kumar Meena CSRD SSS MA 155 Tapti 9868065530 .
Bidhan CCEAS SL BA 158 Tapti .
Ravi CJKNEAS SL 167 Tapti .
Niyaz Ahmad CSPILAS SL 168 Tapti 9968670647 .
Shahid CRS SL MA 168 Tapti 9958323836 .
Mahendra CAAS SL BA 175 Tapti 8826307960 .
Vikram CAAS SL BA 175 Tapti 9560170021 .
Rajat Thakur CPCAS SL BA 175 Tapti 7503020599 .
Narpat CRS SL BA/II 175 Tapti 9582723226 .
Sandeep Kumar RCA SIS Mphil 175 Tapti 8010098832 .
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Ashish CSRD SSS MA 1 Sutlej .
Pranav Prashant CSPILAS SL MA 1 Sutlej 9313419640 .
Om Prakash CJKNEA SL BA 2 Sutlej 9711383122 .
Kunal Kr CJKNEA SL BA 2 Sutlej 9310528604 .
Deepak Singh SBT SBT Msc 6 Sutlej 9958410959 .
Bimal Sewa CPCAS SL BA 7 Sutlej 9013183726 .
Maksud CJKNEA SL BA 8 Sutlej 9899982278 .
Brajesh Kr Yadav CIL/Hindi SL MA 10 Sutlej 9811190748 .
Rohan Kr. Trishuler CIL/Hindi SL MA 10 Sutlej .
Shiv Kumar MA 10 Sutlej 9013673140 .
Brijesh Kumar Yadav CIL SL MA 10 Sutlej 9811190748 .
Shailendra SBT SBT MSc 14 Sutlej 8882112089 .
Mukhtar Ateiq CPCAS SL BA 14 Sutlej 9958201577 .
Kamlesh Kr. Chaudhury CFFS SL BA 21 Sutlej 9811610861 .
Brijesh Kr SBT SBT Msc 22 Sutlej 7838358954 .
Md. Amir Khan CPCAS SL MA 23 Sutlej 9968333835 .
Md. Atique ahmad CSPILAS SL MA 25 Sutlej 9818931926 .
Gyan Prakash SES SES Phd 25 Sutlej 9650949986 .
Manish Kumar Jha CJKNEA SL BA 26 Sutlej 9873518148 .
Sohrab Saif CJKNEA SL BA 26 Sutlej 9990982015 .
Arun Kumar CCEAS SL BA 27 Sutlej .
Chandan CCSEAS SL BA 28 Sutlej 9013743481 .
Shubham Kumar CFFS SL BA 28 Sutlej 9811610703 .
Abhishek Anand CCSEAS SL BA 30 Sutlej .
Shishir CSMCH SSS Mphil 30 Sutlej 9958416653 .
Asad Imran CIL/Urdu SL MA 101 Sutlej 8826634688 .
Md. Sajid Ahmad CJKNEA SL BA 102 Sutlej 7838920407 .
Vimal Kashyap SEAS SIS Phd 103 Sutlej 9811500736 .
Anshuman CRS SL BA 103 Sutlej 8595002351 .
Habibullah CAAS SL 104 Satluj 9911774158 .
Dinesh Kr. Shah CJKNEA SL MA 105 Sutlej 9911256423 .
Alok Pathak CFFS SL 106 Sutlej 7838327702 .
Sumantmani CSSS SSS MA 107 Sutlej 8447793527 .
Snehal Ulman CCSEAS SL MA 109 Sutlej 9013941949 .
Arvind CRS SL MA 112 Sutlej 9971675065 .
Prateek Dutta SCSS SCSS MA 113 Sutlej 9555963436 .
Shiv Shankar CRS SL MA 114 Sutlej 9811505736 .
Kishan Das SPS SPS Msc 114 Sutlej 7428137434 .
Santosh Kumar CCSEAS SL MA 116 Sutlej 7838210889 .
Prabhakar Hishad CSRD SSS MA 118 Sutlej 9717071576 .
Amit Raj CJKNEA SL BA 119 Sutlej 9654687692 .
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STUDENTs FEDERATION OF INDIA Date 08/08/96.
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Friends, .
demandinQ more transparency.
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of the SL students~ There.
The strike .
in their adission orocedure, entered its f ourth day today . .
also b~en i~stances in CSSS and CPS~ where the transparency .
have feel that this aQitation $hould be .
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of the systea is warranted. · We.
extenstve manner..
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carried out in an .
for transparency in .
1. Ho~ever, we think th~ the JNUSU demand limited to merely.
s~ould not be.
the adml~sion procedure.
the marks break-up beins_made public, since thls asking for long-term solu~ion. Rather, an enquiry .
alone cannot offer a to enquire.
level sh.:>ufd be set up,.
comtnittee at the school Its powers should be.
victimizat i on-. ..
into all cases of . even ··the review of answerand should include (centre-.
extensive pre..sence of SFCs.
sheets of the theory pap.e~. The a~so be ensured. In fact, .
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the case may be) should.
wise, as for SFCs to be present in the .
before 1983, it was mandatory, of the.
This. progressive element.
for admissions. li.
vlv8. voce .~ relntroduc.ed..
old admission policy should b:., .~sain highlights theagitation of th~ students Thi$.
2. The present ~~esent admis~lon policy. .
need for F review of the 'empts to disallovt policy is marked by its eliti~ .: and lt~' a:tthigher education..
opportunity to s~ek th~.
deprived itudents an 1983 was ·,· .converted into.
policy c ' ..
The new admission adding s~~e~aeprivation points present admission policy by ~lably and ~egionally.
~rom ~.
fo~ student~.
(up t o 10 points) Ho'Wever, · thls remains an eye'-la.ah,backsrounds. · gain admission.
back'-la!'d deprlved sections d~ .not.
since etudents f~om ' .
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characteri~ed the pre~1983 years. Uith .
in the numbers whi~h well, we find that a .
r~ga~d to SC and ST students, aaH.A. and 21 centers i n5 centers in fulfilcenter~ in B.A., the university have failed to.
H.Phll/Ph.D., across their SC/ST quotas . has been removed.
of economic d~privation.
The element Committee Report (1983-84) and till since the Lipan Chandra part of theno sincere effort on the.
date, there is.
administration to reintroduce it, a.lthoush there are so man~ .
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through which income groups can be .
existing crite~la, Income criteria ~hich cove~a .
p~actlcally identified (Fo~ eg. SFCs c an be 'Widened to the PDS net). The functions of the fo~ regional.
well. The indicators chosen.
include this as be reconsider~d, to make · l't more dep!'ivation. should also ~eallty. A p~ogressive admission.
the objective.
~eflective .
~ policy should also Include: .
.. A ~emedial course to maintain academic excellence. .
1. .
2. Pr~visional admission facilities. policy is.
r~osreesive admission.
unless a of.
Ue believ u that J f accele!'atlng th~ process fo~mulated, JNU's objective .
social change through Its stud~nts cannot be fulfilled. .
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OPEN HOUSE .
Prof. Kamal M. Chenoy,SIS, JNUJNU PRESS: Prof. Surinder S. Jhodhka,CSSS,JNUHow to Ensure Democratic .
Prof. Nivedita Menon,SIS,JNUAccess and Dissemination of .
Shuddhabrata Sengupta,Sarai,CSDS.
Knowledge .
Dr. Parnal Chirmuley,CGS,JNU1 OCT TONIGHT Tapobrata, Lawyers' CollectiveGODAVARI MESS 9.30PM ------------------.
" ... With enough ofUS1 aroundthe world, we'.
llnotjustsendastrong message opposing theprivatizationofknowledge-we'll make it a thing of the past"-Aaron Swartz, Guerrilla Open Access Manifesto,.
2008. .
Since March 2012, the JNU student community and JNUSU have been demanding the establishment of a JNU Press,which will facilitate the publication and wider dissemination of research done in JNU. Today, at a time when this demand·has been accepted by the JNU administration, it is extremely important to ensure that any decision on the model,.
·functioning and modalities of the JNU press be taken only after adequate deliberations of the wider JNU community,including students as well as faculty members. The need for wider deliberations is all the more important given the non-.
transparent manner in which decisions regarding the JNU Press have been taken till now. JNUSU has therefore decided to call a series of open deliberations on this issue-and the Open House called today is the beginning of this process. .
The establishment of a Press, and the subsequent publication and dissemination of research done in JNU raises concernsthat have to be addressed. We live in times when there are systematic attempts the world overto curb academic freedom,to curtail the free dissemination of knowledge, to commercialise the distribution of research. We however also live in times.
when the Open Access movement is thriving, when thousands of individuals and groups around the world are working outways and means to oppose such moves. When we, as part of the JNU community, begin to think about what we need and .. want from the JNU Press, we have to ask ourselves: How do we ensure that research done in JNU is widely and freelycirculated? Dowe want a model which will curtail our academic freedom, that will give publication houses the right to rejecta manuscript because of their ideological predilections, or because the research does not suit the 'market'? .
It is important that we, as part of the JNU community, collectively set down the principles which will govern the functioning.
of the JNU Press.An autonomous and academically independent press, where decisions will not be dictated by commercialinterests, and which will try to ensure the widest possible access to research should be our priority. Let us not forget thatseveral alternatives that have been produced in variousexperiments all over the world. .
The desire foran alternative to the models of'copyright' was sparked off almost a decade ago all over the world. The debate.
over copyright and free access came closer home when three major publishing houses-the Cambridge University Press,the Oxford University Press and Taylor & Francis-filed a lawsuit against the Rameshwari Photocopy Shop and the.
University of Delhi for xeroxing and creating course packs. This anti-student move makes it all the more imperative for us,.
at this juncture to evolve new models of publication, so that the principle that knowledge can be or is privately owned isrobustly resisted. .
And it is this principlethat has brought together activists, computer programmers, academics, lawyers, artists and authorsamong others in the form of several different experiments of the Copyleft movement. The Copyleft movement, whichencompasses initiatives such as open-source coding, creative commons licencing as well as now a probing into variouskinds of publication possibilities that allow for free, perhaps electronic forms of distribution of knowledge. .
It is precisely to discuss these ideas that the JNUSU has called the Open House tonight. JNUSU appeals to the studentcommunity to participate in the Open House at Godavari mess tonight, from 9.30 pm onwards, to discuss variousoptions available regarding the model and functioning of the JNU Press. .
JNUSUcongratulates the student community for p.articipating in today's Protest against the threatening circular issued by the administrationduring the Aug2013agitation. Following the protest, a delegation of JNUSU along with representatives of various organisations met theVC. The VC, after thedeliberation, assured that administration will not curb or interfere with any mode of protests that has beentraditionally exercised bythe JNU student community inthecampus and which has been an integral part of JNU.
'sdemocratic ethos.The administrationwill also issue a statement to this effect. JNUSUand JNU student community is committed to vigilantly fight anyadministrative interference and arbitrariness to defend our democratic spaces and rights for a more democratic and egalitarian JNU. .
Akbar, Sandeep Saurav Sarfaraz,.
President, JNUSU Gen.Secy,JNUSU Jt. Secy, JNUSU .
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