Tuesday, 16 April 2024

 

 

LATEST NEWS Hasta La Vista Fresher and Farewell Party at GJIMT, Mohali 50,000 Strong Punjab Cong Cadre Will Dismantle Bjp: Amarinder Singh Raja Warring Punjab Raj Bhavan celebrates Himachal Pradesh Foundation Day Himachal Day celebrated with fervour University of Leicester and The Apollo University Partner to Revolutionize Global Healthcare I will respect the faith with which the people of 22 villages placed turban on my head: Sanjay Tandon "In Ambala Cantonment, BJP's hardworking force, whose roar reverberates throughout country"-former Home Minister Anil Vij Karan Singh Grover Net Worth: Filmy Career, Hefty Paychecks, and Luxurious Lifestyle Vote for Modi Ji will be Vote for Vishwa Guru Bharat: Devender Singh Rana Punjab Governor Banwari Lal Purohit Attends Poila Baisakh Celebration by Bangiya Sanskritik Sammilani in Chandigarh Droom Launches Four Innovative Products to Further Revolutionize the Used Car Ecosystem On the Occasion of 10th Founding Day Anniversary The new track "Life” by DJ Flow: a musical way of living OUT NOW Bela Pharmacy College Organized National Workshop On Network Pharmacology "Reconnaissance-2024" ended on a High Note SPECTRUM 2.0 Inaugurated with Grand Ceremony at Punjab Engineering College (deemed to be University), Chandigarh Vigilance Bureau Nabs Patwari For Taking Rs 5,000 Bribe Question LS candidates about clean air and water, only vote for a party that has environmental issues in their election manifesto: Sant Balbir Singh Seechewal Celebrating Tiger Shroff: An Ode to His Stellar Performances in "Bade Miyan Chote Miyan" and Beyond Bhagwant Mann became emotional after meeting Arvind Kejriwal in jail, said Delhi Chief Minister is being treated like terrorists Preneet Kaur Releases Bjp's Sankalp Patra Cooper Corporation secures Second Place in ACMA (WR) 8th Best Practices Competition

 

AAP youth wing protests ban on IIT-Madras students group

Aam Admi Party activists protest against Ministry of Human Resource Development for banning a student group of IIT Madras in New Delhi on May 30, 2015.
Aam Admi Party activists protest against Ministry of Human Resource Development for banning a student group of IIT Madras in New Delhi on May 30, 2015.
Listen to this article

Web Admin

Web Admin

5 Dariya News

New Delhi , 30 May 2015

The AAP's youth and students wings on Saturday protested in the capital over the alleged banning of a student group at the Indian Institute of Technology-Madras for distributing controversial pamphlets."The Ambedkar Periyar Student Circle (APSC) on the IIT Madras campus must be allowed to function as usual as it is part of the democratic rights of the students to voice their concern over the policies and politics of the country," said Anupam, president of the Chhatra Yuva Sangharsh Samiti (CYSS).It demanded that banning of the students' discussion forum named after Dalit icons Ambedkar and Periyar was not just an attack on the rights of students but also shameful for the democratic values of the country.Human Resource Development Minister Smriti Irani has denied her ministry's role in banning the students group for distributing controversial pamphlets. She said the action was taken according to the institute's "own procedure and guidelines".

 

Tags: AAP , STRIKE

 

 

related news

 

 

 

Photo Gallery

 

 

Video Gallery

 

 

5 Dariya News RNI Code: PUNMUL/2011/49000
© 2011-2024 | 5 Dariya News | All Rights Reserved
Powered by: CDS PVT LTD