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Please stop it, better focus on writing on some imminent platform and applying for internships and raising the stature of the inst. rather than crying foul.
Prof vijju wont quit untill 2026.
Finances aint your problem, finding ppo/job would be your concern as you pass into 4th/5th.
just stop and show some maturity the administrative officers aint here if you really care then cold mail everyone in the General & Executive council and get things done rather than crying here.
A Bar Bench article could not help professors secured full salary what do you think legally India thread would resolve it .
The university is charging as high fees as around 3.5 L yet it is not providing even the basic facilities due to LACK OF FUNDS. ▮▮▮
We have a temporary library which is very small and hardly any effort is being made for the construction of the permanent library. The same goes for the hostels. The university is increasing its batch size but no new hostel is being constructed. First-years have to stay far away from the campus without even basic facilities such as regular electricity supply.
Apart from this, there is no facility for sports.
Though the university, being situated in the bursting heat of Nagpur, has started using ACs in the hostels(this facility is still not available for first year students) yet the ACs in the Academic Block are not operational.
The worst thing is that hardly any construction work is being done.
Despite complaints from the Student Council, the university is not reducing the fees.
We have repeatedly put our efforts, yet hardly any action is being taken to improve the condition of the university.
It is a request to everyone who is reading this to contact platforms such as Bar and Bench, LiveLaw, etc. It will be a great help for us- the students of NLU Nagpur.