Tuesday,
July 8, 2003, Chandigarh, India
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SFI
to agitate against fee hike Rohtak:
The state executive committee of Students’ Federation of India (SFI) has resolved to involve students, teachers and parents in the statewide agitation proposed to be launched just after the commencement of the new session on July 15. In a statement here today, Rajvinder Chandi and Jai Bhagwan, president and general secretary of the state committee condemned the enormous hike in the fee for different courses. The student leaders alleged that the excessive hike in the fee made by the government was a clear violation of the constitutional right to education of the people. They said the ‘unjustified’ hike in the fee had ridiculed the slogan ‘education for all’ as it had restricted the ‘right to higher education’ to a limited number of people. The student leaders alleged that no mention of the fee structure in the prospectuses of different courses was a violation of ‘right to information’. They said the students and their parents came to know about the hefty fee of the respective courses only at the time of counselling. They said a meeting of the state executive committee of the federation would be held here on July 10 and 11 to discuss various aspects of the issue.
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girl students reach highest pass Rohtak, July 7 A spokesman for the university administration said the contingent had recently returned after successfully exploring Leh (Ladakh) and Darjeeling areas under the ‘Explore India’ programme. The girl students of the University Teaching Departments (UTDs) visited Leh and the boys visited Darjeeling. He said the route taken for this programme covered Manali, Solang Nala, Rohtang Pass, Keyllong, Jaspa, Leh etc. The contingent also visited the Kargil area. Ms Nidhi Mishra of Institute of Management Studies and Research (IMSAR) was adjudged the best student during the programme. A similar programme for boys of the UTD was sent to Darjeeling from June 24 to July 4. As many as 16 students from UTDs took part in this programme and travelled up to New Jalpaiguddi including Tiger Hill. In another programme, 18 girl students from different affiliated colleges of the university attended the Youth Leadership Training camp organised at Mysore (Karnataka) from June 22 to 29. As many as 17 male students from different affiliated institutions of the university took part in the similar camp which was organised at Veli (Trivendrum) from June 12 to 19. |
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