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Why is student politics almost non-existent in Tamil Nadu?

Why is student politics almost non-existent in Tamil Nadu?
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Assembly polls: Why is student politics almost non-existent in Tamil Nadu?

Express News Service CHENNAI: Going by history, campus politics has always provided platforms for students to rise to prominence and eventually emerge as politicians. Even as student leaders in Kerala and West Bengal have gone/going to contest in the 2021 Assembly elections, Tamil Nadu has largely been lagging on this front. The reason? A widespread notion that campus politics affects academic performance. Various student activists accused educational institutions, political parties, governments, policies, and the common people for decimating the fledgling student politics in the State under the garb of avoiding violence on campuses. The result? Tamil Nadu is losing out some of the best minds and ending up depoliticising them, a conducive space for totalitarian State to thrive, SFI TN State Secretary V Mariappan said.

NCBC Seeks Inquiry Into Govt Panel s Recommendation to Exempt IITs From Faculty Quotas

NCBC Seeks Inquiry Into Govt Panel s Recommendation to Exempt IITs From Faculty Quotas The Commission took cognizance of a complaint which said the recommendation will impact the diversity in the institutions and will be against the spirit of the constitution. The entrance of IIT Delhi. Photo: By Eatcha/Wikimedia Commons CC BY SA 4.0 Government19/Jan/2021 New Delhi: Taking cognizance of a complaint it has received, the National Commission for Backward Classes (NCBC) has sought an inquiry into a government-appointed panel’s recommendation that IITs should be exempt from reservations in faculty appointments. Indian Express, the Commission had written to the education ministry’s higher education secretary Amit Khare on January 5, seeking a “compliance report” within 15 days of the letter’s receipt. The ministry received the letter on Monday, the newspaper said.

How Meritorious and Inclusive Are Our Institutions of Higher Education?

How Meritorious and Inclusive Are Our Institutions of Higher Education? The recent report advocating for IITs to be exempted from reservation in appointments subtly implies that Dalit-Bahujan lecturers are not meritorious . This is evidence of how social elites still hold a hegemonic position in these institutions. The entrance of IIT Delhi. Photo: By Eatcha/Wikimedia Commons CC BY SA 4.0 Rights19/Dec/2020 Recently, a panel of IIT directors and some government officials submitted a report to the Ministry of Education suggesting that IITs should be exempted from reservation in appointments as they are ‘institutes of national importance’. To preserve the ‘higher merit’ of these institutions, reservation policy shall be barred. This report in a subtle manner argues that candidates selected through reservation policy would be meritless, and therefore, it may compromise the ‘efficiency’ criterion.

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