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- Increasing culture wars on campus. Left-wing and right-wing students have got into physical fights because of political disagreements. Sometimes the POLICE have been called. ๐ณ
- Earlier TISS admissions were based on subjective criteria like GD and interviews, plus their own entrance exam. Now there is an objective, centralised exam. Professors say this is benefitting engineering students, who tend to have a RW bias. Itโs also benefiting upper caste students. Professors are unhappy about this and want objective tests scrapped.
- Professors are also unhappy because objective tests have reduced regional diversity: mostly Hindi-speaking students are getting admission.
- The RW has spies among students, who are secretly recording LW professors and students smoking pot and supporting LW causes
- Kerala Files was screened by RW students
- Professors may ban mobile phones in class, over fears of being recorded.
NOTE: The report does not mention Jindal, but everyone knows that RW Jindal students are the ones have been secretly recording LW professors and sharing the videos on X and OpIndia. Obviously thatโs where the fear comes from.
https://theprint.in/ground-reports/spies-on-campus-police-protests-the-uneasy-evolution-of-tiss-after-govt-takeover/2810175/
Please suggest me something good.
Ps. Its my first secret santa, so I am scared a bit๐ฅถ
They think we have bellies of Santa Clause.
(If it's free of cost)
Nice clickbait.
I mean everyone wants their parents to be their with them when they finally graduate AND get their degrees. It's not only the student's big day but also parents.
NUJS is supposed to have a convocation after 5 years or so. Still a mystery why successive Chancellors after Lalit as CJI stayed away and also did not depute a rep while NKC was the VC.
But Farishta facing trouble? Isn't he God sent?
Do any of the associates have a pet of their own? Please do share your experiences.
How is it hard to understand? There's a reason why the concept of "degree of proof" exists in evidentiary law and the new BSA.
Also, if you want to speak about perjury or malicious prosecution, look at the ground reality, people are rarely punished or have trial initiated against them for such offences, courts in fact are reluctant to prosecute or hear cases related to such matters.
For state of Maharashtra, you might also want to go through igrmaharashtra.gov.in.
In relation to incidence of stamp duty on mortgage deeds; hypothecation and pledge agreements; business agreements, computation of applicable stamp duty is pretty straightforward.
For computation of stamp duty on conveyancing, leases and licenses, several factors relating to the subject-matter property(ies) have to be considered at the outset.
Pertinently, it is advisable to get such deeds/instruments adjudicated at office of Collector of Stamps for many reasons which are required to be lodged for registration at concerned sub-Registrar of Assurances.
Hope this helps.
Don't degrade yourself.
(If any grads from these colleges, please feel free to share the info. I will be grateful)
Key points to keep in mind:
1. Market reputation (will this help in securing jobs)
2. Benefit of the curriculum taught in both schools
3. Faculty
4. Placements (if any)
5. Postgraduation opportunities in both cities (the central campus of Christ lies in the main city itself)
PS: I have done little due diligence as to which college is better and my parents are in favor of Sls pune but still seeking answers as I have not received convincing answers because they were very generic.
I believe in a world that rewards merit and merit alone. I want to migrate to a country that is a meritocracy and rewards hard work and talent, such as Singapore or countries in the West. Countries where opportunities are handed out on the basis of ability, rather than the fact that your ancestors may have been discriminated against 500 years ago. Countries where Indian immigrants from regular middle-class have achieved wealth and success that they could not have had they stayed in India. Countries where people donโt burn buses if they are not awarded quotas. Where the air is pure because politicians care about the environment.
AG was brought in when NKC removed KS. He gave supporting arguments which were accepted by EC. But the same EC now wants KS back due to changed equations.