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Times Face-off: Have campuses become political battlegrounds? | India News

FOR: Academic freedom in India is not just in danger, it’s in a state of siege Supriya Chaudhuri, Professor Emerita, Jadavpur University, Kolkata Shortly before Pratap Bhanu Mehta’s widely publicised resignation from Ashoka University made academic freedom the subject of national debate, another event received less attention. This was the refusal of Errol D’Souza, director of IIM Ahmedabad, to allow the Ministry of Education (MoE) to review a PhD thesis approved by his institute. A Rajya Sabha MP had objected to the thesis’s description of the BJP. The MoE demanded a copy of the thesis last year, but D’Souza replied that a thesis passed by a duly-constituted academic board could not be judged by the ministry. The incident was flagged by the MoE to claim greater say in the governance of IIMs; the Law ministry dismissed the claim as inconsistent with the provisions of the IIM Act.

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Times Face-off: Campuses, both public and private, have become political battlegrounds But is it a tussle over shrinking academic freedoms or ideology? | India News

Supriya Chaudhuri (FOR) Shortly before Pratap Bhanu Mehta’s widely publicised resignation from Ashoka University made academic freedom the subject of national debate, another event received less attention. This was the refusal of Errol D’Souza, director of IIM Ahmedabad, to allow the Ministry of Education (MoE) to review a PhD thesis approved by his institute. A Rajya Sabha MP had objected to the thesis’s description of the BJP. The MoE demanded a copy of the thesis last year, but D’Souza replied that a thesis passed by a duly-constituted academic board could not be judged by the ministry. The incident was flagged by the MoE to claim greater say in the governance of IIMs; the Law ministry dismissed the claim as inconsistent with the provisions of the IIM Act.

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Backstory: The Targeted Silencing of the Trinity of Thinker, Student, Reporter

Backstory: The Targeted Silencing of the Trinity of Thinker, Student, Reporter
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Naxal movement in urban areas were being expanded through International seminars

Naxal movement in urban areas were being expanded through International seminars India Updated: Thursday, March 11, 2021, 15:52 [IST] New Delhi, Mar 11: The National Investigation Agency said that Anand Teltumbde had inspired his brother Milind Teltumbde to join and expand the naxal movement. The submission was made while opposing the bail plea filed by accused Anand in the Elgar Parishad case. The NIA said that Anand would attend international conferences and used foreign Maoist literature for training purposes after getting the approval of the Central Committee of the CPI (Maoist) to expand the movement. Representational Image The NIA said that the witness statements revealed that Milind was expanding the naxal movement in the urban areas with the help of his real elder brother Anand at the international level.

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