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MEA Restrictions on Online Events Reflect New Level of Paranoia on the Part of Indian State
Academics based in India will be under more pressure. Academics based outside India will be discouraged from working on India, as they are today from working on Iran, or other countries which use such intimidation , says UCLA historian Sanjay Subrahmanyam.
Representative image of a virtual conference on an online platform. Photo: Chris Montgomery/Unsplash, (CC BY-SA)
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New Delhi: Revised official guidelines which state that India’s publicly-funded universities, professors and administrators need prior approval from the Ministry of External Affairs if they want to hold online international conferences or seminars on matter relating to the security of the Indian state or issues which are “clearly related to India’s internal matters”, have drawn flak from leading academics and organisations in the United States. ....

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