Tag: JNU
As JNU Teachers, Our Indifference Can Prove to Be Fatal
In the age of collective indifference and fear, is it possible for the JNU teaching community to come together, and resist the tyranny of the 'competent authority'?
JNU VC Professor Jagadesh Kumar Must Go…
The deeds of JNU VC Professor Jagadesh Kumar are diverse and many. Saving the university, argues the author, means removing him.
Authoritarian JNU-VC Issues Notices to 48 Professors
48 JNU teachers have been issued notices by VC M. Jagadish Kumar for their participation in a peaceful strike that demanded his exit from the campus.
Of Beauty and Brutality: The Contestation over Posters, Protest and Public Spaces in JNU
As a Kafkaesque dissonance dawns over JNU, it’s time to rethink the limitations of institutionalised power and its discomforts with radical thinking.
Reclaiming Our Walls, Reclaiming Our Freedom: Students’ Resistance Against JNU Administration
The walls of the JNU campus carried posters that showed the socio-political vibrancy of its students and put before the world that learning transcends the textbook.
‘Clean’ JNU: End of a Politico-pedagogic Experiment
As the administration is going to clean the walls of JNU- known for colourful/political posters, is it the end of a great pedagogic experiment?
JNU is as Alienating as Liberating, Why Speak Only the Better Part?
The suicide of Rishi Joshua Thomas in the JNU campus library warns us about growing alienation and loneliness even in a campus that seems to promise pure freedom.
JNUSU Hunger Strike against Admission Policy Enters 8th Day
JAWAHARLAL NEHRU UNIVERSITY / Today is the eight day of the hunger strike of students at JNU. The hunger strike has been organised by the JNUSU against the university’s new admission policy.
JNU Sedition Case: Charge sheet Filed against Kanhaiya Kumar and Others
The Delhi Police has charged Former JNUSU President and others such as Umar Khalid and Anirban in a Sedition case.
The Statue of Swami Vivekananda and the Tales of Wounded JNU
The plan to install the statue of Swami Vivekananda reveals the changing landscape of JNU. The author goes deeper, and raises critical questions.
