Tag: JNU
Studentship, Bureaucratic Restrictions and Freedom in the University
There are no rights without responsibilities. There is no freedom without consciousness. There is no protest without honesty.
Revised fee structure, Dress code and Curfew timings: New JNU hostel rules for Students
The JNU Students’ Union (JNUSU) to start a signature campaign against the changes in hostel manuals.
United Left Panel Emerges Victorious in JNUSU Polls
United Left Front claims all four central posts in JNUSU polls.
Grading, Student Engagement and Success in Academia
As university campuses are becoming increasingly alienating, a teacher reflects on the need for reciprocity.
Restoring Faith in Democratic and Peaceful Resistance: The Time to Rethink the Left
As critical thinkers and politically aware students, we must not make the mistake of allowing the construction of a Left hegemony in the JNU campus.
Beyond Romila Thapar: The Tales of the Lesser Mortals
While we must adore Professor Romila Thapar, we should not forget to be in solidarity with many unknown teachers who need not necessarily possess the kind of CV that the distinguished historian has achieved for herself.
This Election Season at JNU, Lets Vote to Save Our University
The JNUSU elections are around the corner, here is an appeal by a young researcher who urges the student community to vote critically and wisely.
My Journey, My Book, My Prayer…
Here is the enchanting narrative of a journey - beyond the spectacle of the tourism industry.
Making University Campuses Conducive to Gender Justice
The growing incidences of sexual violence on university campuses has enhanced the need for bodies that take urgent action against the culprits and ensure safer environments for all.
An Open Letter to My Fellow Students at JNU
While the university is undergoing a deep crisis amid perpetual onslaughts by the administration, a young student pens down a heartfelt note to her fellow students reminding them of the power of resistance in dark times.
