Tag: JNU
JNU: A Wounded Space
On this fateful day last year, JNU witnessed an organized attack on students and teachers inside the campus premises. Even after a year, the question remains : can the spirit of the university be restored?
Giving Clean-Chit to its Own Personnel in January JNU Violence Case, Delhi Police Takes...
Delhi Police’s fact finding committee gives a clean-chit to its own personnel in the JNU January violence case, claiming that it was police presence that restored normalcy on the campus premises.
In an Onslaught on the Academic Culture, JNU Administration Curtails Funds for Research, Expands...
JNU administration has been cutting down funds for academic activities and enhancing spending on security and legal aspects.
JNU Scholar Sajid Sayed Arrested for Alleged ‘Anti-National’ Post on Twitter
The Delhi Police has made an arrest of a research scholar from Jawaharlal Nehru University for his alleged tweet against the Indian Army and RSS.
JNU Sanitation Workers Remain Unpaid for Two Months Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Sanitation workers in JNU haven’t been paid their salaries for the last two months and are finding it impossible to survive amid the pandemic.
Seeing Through an Incident of Burglary at the Time of the Pandemic
Here is a piece that speaks of a positive quest when one feels tempted to be paralyzed by psychic nausea, fear, inexplicable tragedies and a sense of betrayal.
Pinjra Tod Activists Devangana Kalita and Natasha Narwal Arrested for Anti-CAA Protest
Two founding members of Pinjra Tod have been arrested by the Delhi Police for taking part in anti-CAA protests at Jafrabad in the Capital this year.
After Lessons from Ramayana, JNU Organises Webinar on ‘Lessons from Bhagwat Gita During COVID-19...
After giving lessons from Ramayana, JNU administration is all set to host lectures on ‘lessons from Bhagwad Gita during the COVID-19 crisis.”
The Brave Women of Shaheen Bagh Give ‘Chalo Jantar Mantar’ Call
The women of Shaheen Bagh have given a ‘Chalo Jantar Mantar’ call. Students from JMI and JNU likely to join in.
Decoding the Sedition Case Against the Once Unknown JNU Student Sharjeel Imam
Since January 25, five states have charged Sharjeel Imam, a PhD student at Jawaharlal Nehru University, with sedition and other serious offences. These include offences under the draconian Unlawful Activities Prevention Act.