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Gandhi and Tagore: Reverence, Argument and Intellectual Courage

The CJP protests at Jantar Mantar have brought back echoes of the Gandhian tradition of sustained people oriented struggles. Beyond the speeches and slogans, they have revealed how enduring...

Ranking of Educational Institutions Part of Commodification of Education

We can objectively apprehend that the ‘ranking’ will lead...

There is no holy cow in the Vedas

In Vedic mythology we come across the story of...

JNU Students March to UGC, Struggle to Continue

JNU fights the UGC Gazette Notification  JNU students and teachers...

Open Letter: To Islamist Extremists, from the Other Muslims of the World

This is an open letter addressed to ISIS, Al-Qaeda,...

Nagpur Resists RSS Dictated VC Action

THE Rashtrasant Tukdoji Maharaj Nagpur University every year organises...

After ban threat, Modi government now asks NDTV India to apologise for Pathankot coverage

The Centre today insisted in the Supreme Court that...

By marking Genocide Day, Bangladesh seeks to remember what Pakistan wants to forget

March 25, the day before Bangladesh's Independence Day, will...

Delhi Union of Journalists Demand Apology from TOI

The Delhi Union of Journalists has brought out a...

2017 JNU Admissions – Over 80% Seat Cut for Researchers

In the beginning of February, the JNUSU had gone...

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