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Apparently, the interviews were conducted in Taj Delhi.
Can some jindal kid confirm this?
But according to the above link, "Professor Mehta is stepping down from administration to focus full-time on research at JGU". So unlikely he is going to take over Raj's position?
- Raj’s Congress friends are actual Naveen’s friends. The whole Jindal family has been loyal to the Congress for years. Raj was merely carrying out orders. In recent times, Raj has similarly been cosying up to BJP leaders and set up the right-wing Jindal India Institute, which has Modi fanboy Sreeram Chaulia as the head.
- Re recruitment, things are changing. The past left-wing hires were partly political (the professor at the centre of recent controversies is the child of a former Congress MP) but also because Raj himself is a human rights guy and had some biases. Not any more.