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New Delhi 1987
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Moments at Jawaharlal Nehru University |
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Best days
of my life? Middle-class moaning, or
meltdown in the face of debt? A student explains the facts of student
life, while his father shudders. IT WAS A
SATURDAY about five weeks ago when the penny dropped. Or, to be
absolutely precise, the pounds didn’t. My friend and I, both first
years at JNU, were at the students’ union doing important student
business — watching the Mahabharata on the little screen. Even
as class room teaching and, work in the library and the
laboratories have their share in the mode of instruction,
personal interaction between students and teachers and among
students themselves form an extremely important and lively
medium of generation and transmission of knowledge. Sometimes
high decibel disputes about the validity of theoretical premises
or cultural substructures of a particular scientific or economic
thesis do spill over from the class and hostel rooms onto the
middle of the campus roads, at times causing traffic
bottlenecks. Happily, these have never caused a road accident!
The annual Students Union elections are conducted entirely by
students.
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Fierce poster and cartoon wars, verbal duels and competitive yet
peaceful group meetings are a viewers' delight during the
elections. Violence is the only alien on the campus. The life
at Jawaharlal Nehru University started. Busy with studies and
little to play, made true friend around to live the way.
A trip to Jaipur with the University fiends. My first trip out from |
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JNU campus was visiting Jaipur. We were at lesat 50+ of them
mostingly from CSRD, that got together packed in a bus making
around trip to Rajasthan. Playing
Holi at University Campus. This was a very special in JNU. Many of the
hostels served bang in the hostel that morning among with
the usual hostel breakfast with tea and milk. Many drank bhang
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to the campus playng hotel. so did I but not drinking bhang, but
a plain glass of milk. Surprised!!.Trip
to Agra with the University friends. This was my second trip from JNU
with friend where we visited Agra. another memorable and good
trip that we could never forget. Seeing the Taj Mahal was a
wonder to be remembered. |
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Saraswati
Puja at the University Campus was another exiting event all organizaed
by the Bengalis. Thought the university classes would be on,
most of the teachers gave us off and the whole campus enjoyed
the puja. Incidently there were several Professors who were
bengali also participated after the classes. interesting
hundered would line up for bhog, while hundreds would be busy
making bhog/serving prasads. |
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A
Trip to Diamond Hardour during the holidays. This was one of the trip
after we left JNU. Not many come together but that was our last
trip together in 1990. After then many of moved around. Some
went to US, while few to UK and Japan while few dispersed within
the large country called India.
But whatever it was JNU days were the best ever days I had.
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Here
is links of events with JNU Alumnus in Tokyo |
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About Jawaharlal Nehru University
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The JNU campus is a microcosm of the Indian nation,
drawing students from every nook and corner of the country and from
every group and stratum of society. To make sure that this is so, annual
admission tests are simultaneously held at 37 centers spread across the
length and breadth of the country, and special care is taken to draw
students from the underprivileged castes and ethic groups by reserving
22.5 per cent of seats for them. Overseas students form some 10 percent
of the annual intake. Students' hostels and blocks of faculty residences
are interspersed with one another, underlining the vision of a large
Indian family. Several Centers in these Schools have been declared by
the UGC to be Centers of 'Excellence'. These are Centre for Historical
Studies, Centre for the Study of Social Systems, Centre for Political
Studies, Centre for Economic Studies and Planning, Centre for the Study
of Regional Development, all in the School of Social Sciences. In
addition three Science Schools--School of Physical Sciences, School of
Life Sciences and School of Environmental Sciences have also received
the UGC recognition as Centers for Excellence. |
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