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https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/another-ashoka-professor-pulapre-balakrishnan-quits-over-research-paper-faculty-writes-support-letter-4302608
But remember that OpIndia and similar RW sites have targeted Jindal profs too. There have been multiple cases where RW students secretly recorded "anti-national" lectures by JGLS professors and leaked them online. So why are only Ashoka profs quitting? Is it because:
- The admin at Jindal is more supportive?
- Naveen Jindal's clout?
-Jindal has an "insurance policy" where children of politicians/IAS officers of all hues study on scholarships, so they are safe from raids etc?
- Jindal has a few RW profs too, which gives them immunity?
- Ashoka only offers liberal arts, which is an inherently LW field and more dangerous to the state compared with law?
Most of the privileged kids don’t care to use their privilege for good. They’d rather complain to their parents about strict teachers and try and get them fired.
Naveen Jindal and his admin are not as ideologically driven as you think - they’re all about survival.
You must be living in a bubble to think any of what you have written is true.
Modi won because the people support him, or at least see him as a better option compared to Rahul, Mamata, Lalu etc.
Modi didn't have the popular mandate, just more than anyone else. And what he's done with that mandate in the last decade is horrible.
Few people get frustrated after few years because Sonipat is a small town and it can't provide you the life of a metro.