Tag: UGC
Is the 100-Day Education Agenda Under NDA II-a Push Towards Privatisation?
The 100 days educational plan drafted by HRD and approved by PM will be implemented very soon.
Is It The Way You Deal With Your Teachers, Mr.Javedkar?
They were teachers from Delhi University; they were participating in a demonstration on January 17. Here is a piece-written with pain and agony-that reflects on the way the ruling regime looks at our teachers.
Denied Access to Important Journals: JNUSU Protests
The JNUSU recently held a press conference to assert the adverse implications of letting go of library subscriptions of significant academic journals by the JNU administration.
Mr. Vice Chancellor : Even Your Engineering Students at JNU Are Unhappy
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
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
Authoritarian Vice-Chancellors and the Fall of Our Universities
From Manipur University to JNU - we see a demonic dance of revenge by the likes of Professor Pandey and Professor Jagadesh Kumar Ugly Vice-Chancellors and fall of our universities--this seems to be the new normal.
UGC to Cut down Funds of all Delhi University Colleges Running without Principals
The teacher’s body of the university has been demanding that the appointment of capable principals be initiated immediately and the fund cut be reconsidered by the UGC.
The New Leam Staff
Decoding ‘Institutes of Eminence’
The recent controversy over the declaration of the yet-to-be established ‘Jio-University’ as an Institute of Eminence brings forth the need to understand what such a declaration implies and the roots of the present controversy.
Beyond the Autonomy Debate: How Not to Perpetuate the Apartheid in India’s Higher Education...
VIEWPOINT
The need of the hour is greater and equal allocation of resources aimed at equalizing the pre-existing disparity among central and regional universities, and the creation of more public-funded universities to facilitate entry of the last person in line into the regular mode of higher education.
Opposing Jamia Millia Islamia’s Minority Status and the Flaws in Indian Secular Traditions
VIEWPOINT
Minority institutions in a nation like India are vital for the maintenance of the secular ethics. The affidavit filed against the minority status of the JMI by the ruling government questions the basis of the secular foundations of the nation.
Farah Noor
