Guest Post by RAJAMATHANGI S I am one of the fortunate PhD scholars lucky enough to study in JNU. I am a Dalit woman. My mother is my family’s main breadwinner and my father struggles as a daily wager. I have two siblings who are younger than me. My mother is a low paid private … Continue reading It could have been me: Rajamathangi S
JNUTA is disappointed at the statement by the Minister of Human Resource Development regarding the number of research scholars working with each faculty in JNU, and considers his remarks as unbefitting of the Minister of Human Resource Development. First of all, the claim that there are JNU teachers guiding more than 20/25 registered students is … Continue reading JNUTA statement on HRD Minister’s Observations
Guest post by PRATIKSHA BAXI The growing global mistrust and derision of the intellect and all that is the intellectual, is a political trd that displaces reason, method, contemplation, experiment, reflexivity and critique as valued traits in education. This politics colonises the University Grants Commission (UGC) in specific ways.
Guest post by AYESHA KIDWAI The JNU VC has fed this information to the Times of India. The title of the table below, published in the Times of India, should be Get the Numbers WRONG, as barring two rows, all the numbers are incorrect. And the interpretation that our VC gives to these numbers is … Continue reading JNU VC misleads media on research vacancies: Ayesha Kidwai
