Reschedule UGC NET exams coinciding with Sankranti and Pongal to more inclusive dates, ensuring all candidates can participate.
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SFI Central Executive Committee's News Feed
30 Dec, 02:51
From Kashmir to Kanyakumari, from Kutch to Tripura, many comrades have lost their lives and gone to jail while fighting the struggle for students' rights and showing an alternative direction. This fight will continue in the coming days. Especially in the country's toughest times, the challenge is even more daunting under the fascist regime of RSS.
SFI@55
SFI@55
SFI Central Executive Committee's News Feed
29 Dec, 14:44
2024 December 30
SFI 55th foundation day
Study & Struggle !!
SFI 55th foundation day
Study & Struggle !!
SFI Central Executive Committee's News Feed
01 Dec, 09:20
Speak Out. Speak Loud.
Fight for Gender Justice and equal rights.
Date:- 13.12.24
Place- Kolkata
Fight for Gender Justice and equal rights.
Date:- 13.12.24
Place- Kolkata
SFI Central Executive Committee's News Feed
15 Nov, 15:12
REMEMBERING
BIRSA MUNDA
Remembering the indigenous leader of the people's resistance against British Imperialism.
BIRSA MUNDA
Remembering the indigenous leader of the people's resistance against British Imperialism.
SFI Central Executive Committee's News Feed
14 Nov, 05:14
NOVEMBER 14
CHILDREN'S DAY
EDUCATION FOR ALL
STOP DROP OUT
STOP CHILD LABOUR
SAVE SCHOOLS
SAVE EDUCATION
CHILDREN'S DAY
EDUCATION FOR ALL
STOP DROP OUT
STOP CHILD LABOUR
SAVE SCHOOLS
SAVE EDUCATION
SFI Central Executive Committee's News Feed
13 Nov, 14:19
* UDISE Plus 2021-22 रिपोर्ट के अनुसार भारत में ड्रॉपआउट दर 12.6 प्रतिशत है।
* भारत का शिक्षा पर खर्च सकल घरेलू उत्पाद का केवल 3.5% है, जबकि विकसित देशों में यह औसत 5.8% है। यह राष्ट्रीय शिक्षा नीति 2020 में उल्लिखित लक्ष्य से काफी कम है, जिसमें भारत का शिक्षा बजट सकल घरेलू उत्पाद का 6% होने की आकांक्षा थी।
स्कूलों को बचाएं
भविष्य बचाएं
****
* As per the UDISE plus 2021-22 report the dropout rate in India is at 12.6 per cent.
* India’s spending on education is just 3.5% of its GDP compared to an average 5.8% in developed countries. This falls significantly below the target outlined in the National Education Policy 2020, which aspired for India's education budget to be at 6% of the GDP.
SAVE SCHOOLS
SAVE FUTURE
* भारत का शिक्षा पर खर्च सकल घरेलू उत्पाद का केवल 3.5% है, जबकि विकसित देशों में यह औसत 5.8% है। यह राष्ट्रीय शिक्षा नीति 2020 में उल्लिखित लक्ष्य से काफी कम है, जिसमें भारत का शिक्षा बजट सकल घरेलू उत्पाद का 6% होने की आकांक्षा थी।
स्कूलों को बचाएं
भविष्य बचाएं
****
* As per the UDISE plus 2021-22 report the dropout rate in India is at 12.6 per cent.
* India’s spending on education is just 3.5% of its GDP compared to an average 5.8% in developed countries. This falls significantly below the target outlined in the National Education Policy 2020, which aspired for India's education budget to be at 6% of the GDP.
SAVE SCHOOLS
SAVE FUTURE
SFI Central Executive Committee's News Feed
12 Nov, 17:48
भारत दुनिया में सबसे खराब शैक्षिक संकटों में से एक का सामना कर रहा है।
भारत में 1.297 करोड़ से अधिक बच्चे स्कूल से बाहर हैं।
स्कूलों को बचाएं
भविष्य बचाएं
****
India continues to face one of the worst educational crises in the world.
Over 12.97 million children are out of school In India.
SAVE SCHOOLS
SAVE EDUCATION
भारत में 1.297 करोड़ से अधिक बच्चे स्कूल से बाहर हैं।
स्कूलों को बचाएं
भविष्य बचाएं
****
India continues to face one of the worst educational crises in the world.
Over 12.97 million children are out of school In India.
SAVE SCHOOLS
SAVE EDUCATION
SFI Central Executive Committee's News Feed
11 Nov, 12:04
* 51,000 government schools shut down in 2018-19
* More than 20,000 schools closed in India during 2020-21; number of teachers declined by 1.95%
SAVE SCHOOLS
SAVE FUTURE
* More than 20,000 schools closed in India during 2020-21; number of teachers declined by 1.95%
SAVE SCHOOLS
SAVE FUTURE
SFI Central Executive Committee's News Feed
17 Oct, 08:22
Students' Federation of India
Central Executive Committee
Press Release 17-10-2024
*The SFI Central Executive Committee condemns and expresses concern over the prolonged delay in the release of the UGC NET results.*
The incapacity of NTA to properly administer an examination at the national level was made clear from its starting. One of the latest episodes among this was the cancellation of the June 2024 UGC NET exam due to paper leak and other irregularities, along with the cancellation of all other important exams this year. The test was subsequently rescheduled and held in August 2024. However even after nearly two months since the conduct of the exams, the NTA and UGC still continue to show signs of inefficiency evident from their failure to announce the results. The prolonged delay is causing immense anxiety and stress among the student community as their academic future is at stake since the UGC has already declared that UGC NET would be used for PhD admissions. The situation is worsened by the fact that many universities are approaching their PhD application deadlines.
SFI CEC demands the Ministry of Education and the NTA to release the UGC NET results immediately.
Released by,
V P Sanu (President, SFI)
Mayukh Biswas (General Secretary, SFI)
Central Executive Committee
Press Release 17-10-2024
*The SFI Central Executive Committee condemns and expresses concern over the prolonged delay in the release of the UGC NET results.*
The incapacity of NTA to properly administer an examination at the national level was made clear from its starting. One of the latest episodes among this was the cancellation of the June 2024 UGC NET exam due to paper leak and other irregularities, along with the cancellation of all other important exams this year. The test was subsequently rescheduled and held in August 2024. However even after nearly two months since the conduct of the exams, the NTA and UGC still continue to show signs of inefficiency evident from their failure to announce the results. The prolonged delay is causing immense anxiety and stress among the student community as their academic future is at stake since the UGC has already declared that UGC NET would be used for PhD admissions. The situation is worsened by the fact that many universities are approaching their PhD application deadlines.
SFI CEC demands the Ministry of Education and the NTA to release the UGC NET results immediately.
Released by,
V P Sanu (President, SFI)
Mayukh Biswas (General Secretary, SFI)
SFI Central Executive Committee's News Feed
09 Oct, 16:45
Above all, always be capable of feeling deeply any injustice committed against anyone, anywhere in the world. This is the most beautiful quality in a revolutionary.
-CHE
-CHE
SFI Central Executive Committee's News Feed
28 Sep, 16:03
"Bombs and pistols don't make a revolution. The sword of revolution is sharpened on the whetting stone of ideas"
Remembering Shaheed
BHAGAT SINGH
On His Birth Anniversary.
Inquilab Zindabad ✊
Remembering Shaheed
BHAGAT SINGH
On His Birth Anniversary.
Inquilab Zindabad ✊
SFI Central Executive Committee's News Feed
21 Sep, 15:40
RALLY FOR DEMOCRACY✊
Victory Celebration on the Withdrawal of Illegal Ban of PSF and for Revocation of Arbitrary Suspension of Ramadas Prini Sivanandan.
Victory Celebration on the Withdrawal of Illegal Ban of PSF and for Revocation of Arbitrary Suspension of Ramadas Prini Sivanandan.
SFI Central Executive Committee's News Feed
21 Sep, 06:47
https://x.com/SFI_CEC/status/1837383132988793187?t=SZa3vaYzR9crwyh8UtvSPQ&s=35
SFI Central Executive Committee's News Feed
17 Sep, 16:06
Press Release
17-09-2024
Students' Federation of India, Central Executive Committee.
*Huge Victory for Student Movement:*
Ban on Progressive Students' Forum (PSF) and anti-student Honour Code at TISS is revoked.
The Central Executive Committee of the Students' Federation of India (SFI) celebrates the revocation of the ban on the Progressive Students' Forum (PSF) and the revision of the anti-student Honour Code by the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), a university headed by the union education minister Mr. Dharmendra Pradhan as chairman. This victory comes in direct result to the organised students’ resistance, and marks a milestone moment for the student movement and an inspiration for the student mobilisations in other deemed to be universities.
Following the arbitrary suspension of Ramadas Prini Sivanandan, a Dalit PhD scholar and SFI Central Executive Committee member, the ban on PSF, imposed on August 19, 2024, designated the organization as an "unauthorized and illegal forum" and accused it of "misleading students" and "defaming the institute." The ban on PSF was more significant as it represented the most active student organizational experiment among deemed universities in India, which strongly opposed the anti-student policies of both BJP-led union government and university administration. The new Honour Code, introduced shortly after, explicitly prohibited students from engaging in "political, anti-establishment, or unpatriotic discussions, demonstrations, or dharnas." Both measures were met with widespread resistance from the student community. These attempts were a direct effort to suppress students questioning the BJP-led government's policies.
Following the ban on PSF at TISS, the SFI Central Executive Committee had called for a nationwide protest against the same and appealed to all sections of society to intervene in defense of campus democracy. The response from other student organizations, farmers' groups, trade unions, and civil society was immense. We acknowledge that these achievements are crucial steps forward; however, it is essential to remain vigilant. The SFI applauds the courage and determination of all students at TISS, especially the members of PSF, who mobilized to challenge the authoritarian actions of the BJP-led union government. In solidarity with all students fighting for their rights in other universities, we celebrate these significant victories while reaffirming our commitment to continue fighting for academic freedom, social justice, and the protection of student rights.
Released by
V P Sanu (President, SFI)
Mayukh Biswas (General Secretary, SFI)
17-09-2024
Students' Federation of India, Central Executive Committee.
*Huge Victory for Student Movement:*
Ban on Progressive Students' Forum (PSF) and anti-student Honour Code at TISS is revoked.
The Central Executive Committee of the Students' Federation of India (SFI) celebrates the revocation of the ban on the Progressive Students' Forum (PSF) and the revision of the anti-student Honour Code by the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), a university headed by the union education minister Mr. Dharmendra Pradhan as chairman. This victory comes in direct result to the organised students’ resistance, and marks a milestone moment for the student movement and an inspiration for the student mobilisations in other deemed to be universities.
Following the arbitrary suspension of Ramadas Prini Sivanandan, a Dalit PhD scholar and SFI Central Executive Committee member, the ban on PSF, imposed on August 19, 2024, designated the organization as an "unauthorized and illegal forum" and accused it of "misleading students" and "defaming the institute." The ban on PSF was more significant as it represented the most active student organizational experiment among deemed universities in India, which strongly opposed the anti-student policies of both BJP-led union government and university administration. The new Honour Code, introduced shortly after, explicitly prohibited students from engaging in "political, anti-establishment, or unpatriotic discussions, demonstrations, or dharnas." Both measures were met with widespread resistance from the student community. These attempts were a direct effort to suppress students questioning the BJP-led government's policies.
Following the ban on PSF at TISS, the SFI Central Executive Committee had called for a nationwide protest against the same and appealed to all sections of society to intervene in defense of campus democracy. The response from other student organizations, farmers' groups, trade unions, and civil society was immense. We acknowledge that these achievements are crucial steps forward; however, it is essential to remain vigilant. The SFI applauds the courage and determination of all students at TISS, especially the members of PSF, who mobilized to challenge the authoritarian actions of the BJP-led union government. In solidarity with all students fighting for their rights in other universities, we celebrate these significant victories while reaffirming our commitment to continue fighting for academic freedom, social justice, and the protection of student rights.
Released by
V P Sanu (President, SFI)
Mayukh Biswas (General Secretary, SFI)
SFI Central Executive Committee's News Feed
17 Sep, 05:29
"Once SFI, always SFI"
Indian Campuses
Remembering
Comrade
Sitaram Yechury
18 September 2024
Indian Campuses
Remembering
Comrade
Sitaram Yechury
18 September 2024
SFI Central Executive Committee's News Feed
13 Sep, 16:15
"SFI All India leadership pays homage to Comrade Sitaram Yechury."
SFI Central Executive Committee's News Feed
12 Sep, 10:37
ADIEU
COMRADE
Sitaram Yechury✊
Students' Federation of India dips its banner in honour of our beloved comrade, former All India President of SFI and General Secretary of CPI(M), Sitaram Yechury.
COMRADE
Sitaram Yechury✊
Students' Federation of India dips its banner in honour of our beloved comrade, former All India President of SFI and General Secretary of CPI(M), Sitaram Yechury.
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