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  • Kashmir University Released Date Sheet For BG 4th & 5th Semesters- Download Here – Kashmir News

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    University of Kashmir has released Date Sheet for Regular/Fresh Private candidates of BG 4th  Semesters (Batch-2021) and Backlog candidates of BG 4th Semester (Batch-2016-20) CBCS (Choice Based Credit System) Session May, 2023 for Jammu & KashmirWhatsApp Image 2023 01 27 at 17.10.21

    CLICK HERE: DOWNLOAD FULL DATE SHEET BG 4th SEMESTER

    Date Sheet for Regular/Fresh Private candidates of BG 5th Semester (Batch-2020) and Backlog candidates (Batch-2016-19) (Choice Based Credit System) Session May, 2023 for Jammu & Kashmir

    CLICK HERE: DOWNLOAD FULL DATE SHEET FOR BG 5th SEMESTER

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  • Kashmir University Released Date Sheet for Regular/Fresh Private candidates of BG 5th Semester – Download Here – Kashmir News

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    Kashmir University Released Date Sheet for Regular/Fresh Private candidates of BG 5th Semester – Download Here – Kashmir News

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  • Peaceful screening of BBC documentary at Jadavpur University

    Peaceful screening of BBC documentary at Jadavpur University

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    Kolkata: A controversial BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi was screened peacefully within the premises of the prestigious Jadavpur University (JU) in Kolkata without any resistance either from the state administration or from any group opposing the content of the film.

    The screening of “India: The Modi Question” on Thursday evening was organised by the Students’ Federation of India (SFI), the students’ wing of the CPI(M).

    Over 200 students of the university were in attendance, according to Suvankar Majumdar, a member of the JU’s zonal committee of SFI.

    “The screening was conducted peacefully without any resistance or disturbance,” he added.

    On Friday, the SFI will screening the documentary within the campus of the Presidency University (PU).

    The screening will take place at the badminton court within the PU campus at 4 p.m., SFI’s Kolkata district president Debanjan Dey told IANS.

    “A formal email informing the PU authorities of the roposed event has already been sent,” he added.

    On Tuesday night, high drama prevailed at the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) campus in New Delhi, with student members alleging that they were attacked with stones while watching the controversial documentary.

    There was similar tension over the two separate initiatives by Congress and CPI(M)’s youth wing Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI) for screening the documentary in Thiruvananthapuram.

    There were reports of clashes there as well.

    The Central government had earlier termed the BBC documentary as propaganda against the Prime Minister and the country.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • ABVP to screen The Kashmir Files at Hyderabad University

    ABVP to screen The Kashmir Files at Hyderabad University

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    Hyderabad: In a new development, members of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) are planning to screen right-wing film director Vivek Agnihotri’s movie – The Kashmir Files – at the north campus of the University of Hyderabad (UoH) campus here on Thursday evening.

    Speaking to Siasat.com, ABVP HCU president Namrutha said that The Kashmir Files is a movie that everyone should watch.

    When asked if it was a retaliation move against the recent screening of the banned BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi which showcases the latter’s role in the 2002 Gujarat riots when he was the state’s chief minister, Namrutha deflected the question.

    “It is a good movie. Moreover, students were asking us to screen some movie and since it is Republic Day, an important day in Indian history, we thought why not. Kashmir Files is an important movie and we think everyone should watch it,” she said.

    When asked if the university has granted permission for the screening, she declined to comment. Instead she said, “The movie screening was planned for 6 pm today evening. However, the university is not allowing us to screen and that is why we are protesting.”

    Earlier, a video emerged on Twitter where ABVP members are seen conducting a sit-in and shouting slogans to ban BBC.

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  • SFI plans BBC’s Modi docu screening on Jamia campus at 6 pm, university says ‘will not allow’

    SFI plans BBC’s Modi docu screening on Jamia campus at 6 pm, university says ‘will not allow’

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    New Delhi: Left-affiliated Students’ Federation of India (SFI) Wednesday announced it will screen the controversial BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the Jamia Millia Islamia campus at 6 pm.

    The university administration, however, said no permission has been sought for the screening of the documentary and “we will not allow” it.

    The SFI’s Jamia unit has issued a poster informing the documentary will be screened at 6 pm at the MCRC lawn gate no 8.

    When contacted, a Jamia official said, “They did not ask for a permission for the screening and we will not allow the screening. If students go out of their way to do something then strict action would be taken against them.”

    The screening at the Jamia campus comes a day after a similar screening was organised at the Jawaharlal Nehru University during which students claimed that power and internet were suspended and stones were thrown at them.

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  • Kolkata: SFI seeks permission to air BBC documentary on Modi at Presidency university

    Kolkata: SFI seeks permission to air BBC documentary on Modi at Presidency university

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    The Students’ Federation of India (SFI) of Presidency University in Kolkata has asked for permission from the university’s administration to show the controversial BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Gujarat riots in 2002 on January 27 at 4 pm.

    This comes as several students gathered at the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students’ union office in New Delhi on Tuesday for a screening of the documentary ‘India: The Modi Question’ claimed the varsity administration cut power and internet to stop the event, prompting them to stage a protest after stones were thrown at them.

    The Fraternity Movement, a students’ group at the University of Hyderabad also held a special screening of the first episode of the documentary on Saturday.

    The SFI at Presidency University said it has sent an email to university officials to reserve the badminton court on campus, where the documentary will be shown on a large screen. The university administration has yet to respond to the request.

    What is the BBC documentary on Modi?

    The new two-part documentary series of the BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) ‘India: The Modi Question‘ focuses on the 2002 Gujarat riots that killed thousands and left millions homeless, especially in the Muslim community, and the role played by the then chief minister Narendra Modi’s government.

    The documentary which is aired only in the United Kingdom looks at the escalating tension between the Muslim community and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) as well as Hindu right-wing organisations – Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).

    The first part of the two-part series, reportedly reveals ‘never-seen-before’ or ‘restricted’ documents in detail. These reports were never published to the public.

    The summary of the report mentions statements such as “extend of violence much greater than reported”, “widespread and systematic rape of Muslim women”, “violence politically motivated”, “aim was to purge Muslims from Hindu areas”, “their systematic of violence has all the hallmarks of ethnic cleansing”.

    Speaking to the BBC, former foreign secretary, Jack Straw (2001-2006) said he was personally involved in the investigations as the data and results provided were alarming.

    “I was very worried about it. I took a great deal of personal interest because India is an important country with whom we (the UK) have relations. And so, we had to handle it very carefully,” Straw told the BBC, adding, “What we did was establish an inquiry and have a team go to Gujarat and find out for themselves what had happened. And they produced a very thorough report.

    What was India’s response?

    The BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi was criticised harshly by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday.

    It was described as a ‘propaganda piece’ with bias intended to advance a specific ‘discredited’ narrative.

    “The documentary is a reflection on the agency that has made it. We think it is a propaganda piece designed to push a particular discredited narrative. The bias, lack of objectivity, and continuing colonial mindset are blatantly visible. Can’t dignify such a film,” MEA spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said.

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  • Prayagraj University VC booked for ‘illegal’ religious conversion

    Prayagraj University VC booked for ‘illegal’ religious conversion

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    Fatehpur: A case has been registered against 10 named people, including a Vice Chancellor, and 50 others unidentified people for alleged illegal religious conversion of a man, police said on Saturday.

    Police filed the case responding to a complaint filed by one Sarvendra Vikram Singh, a resident of Sultanpur district, who said he had come to Fatehpur for some work on January 25, 2021, Circle officer (City) Veer Singh said.

    He later met a man named Ramchandra in Sujrahi village, who told him that the Sam Higginbottom University of Agriculture, Technology and Sciences (SHUATS), Prayagraj, was giving money on adopting Christianity, and it will also bear the running expenses for his family.

    Ramchandra took Sarvendra to the Indian Press Church in Deviganj, where he met a priest, who told him about the money offer and also a job upon conversion.

    After this, Sarvendra went with the priest to Naini in Prayagraj where underwent the conversion, the CO said.

    SHUATS Vice Chancellor RB Lal is among the 10 people named in the FIR, he said.

    “Sarvendra had adopted Christianity from Hinduism. Subsequently, he again converted back to Hinduism, and then lodged a police complaint, after realizing his mistake,” the CO said.

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  • Lt Governor chairs Jammu University Council meeting

    Lt Governor chairs Jammu University Council meeting

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    The vision document, which highlights the values and aspirations will take JU to greater heights: LG

    Council accords in-principle approval for various agendas put forth in the meeting to bring a paradigm shift in overall functioning of the University

    JAMMU, JANUARY 21: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha chaired the 87th meeting of the University Council of the University of Jammu at Raj Bhavan today.

    During the meeting, deliberations were held on various agenda items to bring a paradigm shift in overall functioning of the university.

    Prof. Umesh Rai, Vice Chancellor, University of Jammu presented the vision document of the University highlighting the new initiatives for building a Culture of Start-ups & Innovation, dissolving boundaries evolving education, promoting Trans-disciplinary & Holistic Education, establishing Skill Incubation Innovation and Entrepreneurship Centre, promoting quality research and education for societal relevance & engagement, introducing new academic programmes, transferring knowledge into action, promoting National Integration and sports, Alumni/Student Recognitions, Good Practices and enhancing Global visibility of the University.

    The Lt Governor said, the vision document presented by the Vice Chancellor Jammu University outlines the values and aspiration and it will take the Jammu University to greater heights and realize the ultimate goal of academic excellence.

    The Lt Governor emphasized on outcome assessment and increasing graduate employability. He also called for a study based on the vision document’s objective to assess the impact on economic growth and social progress.

    We are moving ahead with new resolve in education sector. We have high expectations from the Higher Education Council in developing a roadmap to restore the ancient glory of Jammu Kashmir in the education sector and using knowledge to enhance its growth and development, observed the Lt Governor.

    The Lt Governor, who is the Chancellor of the University, also reviewed the measures taken for effective implementation of National Education Policy-2020.

    The Lt Governor directed the University administration to ensure that the reservation policy of the UT Government is fully implemented.

    The Lt Governor sought active participation of Universities and reputed educational institutions in the successful conduct of the ensuing G20 event in Jammu Kashmir. He further asked the universities to conduct seminars and discussions on G20 conference.

    The Lt Governor also invited valuable suggestions from the members of the council for effective and result-oriented execution of the vision document.

    A threadbare discussion was held on Digital & Green Initiatives; reforms in examinations; promotion of Regional Languages, Culture, Art & Heritage; Capacity Building of Faculty; strengthening Industry Academia Society Interface; promoting Experiential Learning; Curriculum Development as per requirement of the market; hand-holding in Skill Development & Entrepreneurship and future requirements of the University.

    Empowering Women by way of establishing the ‘Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board’ to promote capacity building, literacy and employment among the young girls/women and developing University of Jammu as a vibrant & thriving hub of cultural & co-curricular activities were also discussed.

    The Council further held discussion on a common admission portal for all the universities of the J&K UT; sharing of human resources between universities; 360 degree feedback system; identifying gaps in implementation of NEP-2020; creation of digital database of universities; sharing of resources; adherence to the biometric attendance; Nasha Mukti Abhiyaan etc.

    Sh Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar, Advisor to Lt Governor; Dr Arun Kumar Mehta; Chief Secretary; Sh Alok Kumar, Principal Secretary, Higher Education Department; Prof Umesh Rai, Vice Chancellor, Jammu University and all the Council Members were present in the meeting.

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    ( With inputs from : roshankashmir.net )

  • Cluster University Srinagar: Reschedule of papers for U.G Semester-1st Backlog Candidates – Kashmir News

    Cluster University Srinagar: Reschedule of papers for U.G Semester-1st Backlog Candidates – Kashmir News

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    Cluster University Of Srinagar has released Notification for Reschedule of papers for U.G Semester-1st Backlog Candidates Batch 2017-2021

    Notification: It is notified for information of the Backlog students of UG Semester 1st Batch 2017 to 2021 that the examination of the below mentioned papers has been rescheduled and shall be held as per the following schedule:IMG 20230119 153744


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