Friday, March 29, 2024

Tag: higher education

UGC’s Move to Admit PhD Scholars through NET Detrimental to Research and Distinctiveness of...

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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?

The Lasting Significance of David Hume

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The pandemic, which has taken over three million lives and continues to ravage parts of the world; the rise of Trumpism, culminating in the...

Sending international students home would sap US influence and hurt the economy

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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, made a decision on July 6 regarding international students in the U.S. that will affect far more...

IIMC Students Protest Unprecedented Fee Hike

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IIMC students stage protest against fee hike and plan to launch a hunger strike despite administrative consolations.

Making University Campuses Conducive to Gender Justice

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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.

Everything that goes behind the Creation of a University’s Academic Culture

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VIEWPOINT We live in times where the onslaught on universities has compelled us to rethink all that goes on towards the making of an academic culture. The piece that follows enables us to rethink the making of academic cultures in our universities.
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Mr. Vice Chancellor : Even Your Engineering Students at JNU Are Unhappy

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COMMENTARY The JNU VC, it seems, is intoxicated with the sadistic urge to destroy the university. Even his Engineering Students have begun to overcome their silence.

A JNU Professor’s Frightening Dream

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PERSPECTIVE Is the dream becoming real? Here is a piece - written with intense pain and sensitivity - that makes us think about the state of higher education in the country. Avijit Pathak

JNU Adopts Multiple Choice Questions amid Resistance on Campus

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MATTER OF CONCERN Subjective type answers allowed criticality and creativity while MCQs will endanger the culture of reflexivity and bring about the culture of cramming. Amid a range of pedagogic and ethical dilemmas, students and teachers at JNU are resisting the administrative onslaught.

Mandatory Attendance and the Violation of the JNU Spirit

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MANDATORY ATTENDANCE | The classroom filled with just a few but interested learners is preferable to one that is overpopulated by a disinterested lot. The compulsory attendance proposal at JNU is regressive and truly against the spirit of the university. Aakash Ganguly

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