Tag: UGC
UGC’s Move to Admit PhD Scholars through NET Detrimental to Research and Distinctiveness of...
Do the core skills required for research such as inquisitive thinking, writing competence and a critical bent of mind find expression in the objective type questionnaires used by NET?
If a University Could Speak
The UGC insists on conducting final year examinations amid the pandemic, what is the teaching-learning community thinking on this issue?
UGC Decides Against Offering Students in Universities & Colleges Respite from Final Year Examinations
The UGC has advised universities and colleges to conduct final semester examinations by the end of September.
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.
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.
Will Issuing Show-Cause Notices Solve TISS Hyderabad Deadlock?
TISS Hyderabad students have been issued show-cause notices for resisting abrupt fee hike.
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'?
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.
‘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?
TISS Hyderabad Witnesses Massive Protests as Hostel Fee Hike is Imposed
Protests by students at TISS Hyderabad have amplified as the administration has failed to come up with a satisfactory solution to the fee hike conundrum.
