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You could write all this about IIT Delhi, do visit IIT Kharagpur once and then compare your gender ratio, recreational area, eyes looking on and stuff.
“sociology professor”
That should tell you everything you need to know about the worth and value of their opinion.
Left liberal intellectual parasites are reviled and censored in even actual Marxist Leninist countries, Social Science in those countries is the exclusive preview of the state as it should be.
And here in the supreme left liberal lala land of India these leeches are given prominent positions that too in prestigious technical institutes.
Vishwagandu indeed.
One wonders what makes The Print publish such idiotic articles.
Is there no editorial filter at The Print? Who takes the final call on publishing articles on this platform?
“Disappearence of women in science” – care to explain what is meant by this? Is it the case that prior to the establishment of the IITs, men and women had a more or less equal ratio on technical college campuses? And ever since the IITs have been established, women have “disappeared” from campuses?
Are we trying to put the blame on the IITs for “disappearence of women” in campuses?
Also, what is exactly meant by “limiting girls to their hostels and academic blocks”? Just because the boys hostels are closer to the recreational facilities, can we come to that conclusion?
In that case, at IIT Roorkee, the recreational facilities are much closer to the girl’s hostels. In fact, they are right next to the girl’s hostels. And quite far away from boy’s hostels. So are we to assume that IIT Roorkee discriminates against boys?
The main issue at the IITs is the establishment of the Humanities and Social Science departments by the UPA government. This has enabled a bunch of feminists owing allegiance to the Left-liberal cabal to enter these hallowed institutions. As is their wont, they have right away started indoctrinating the impressionable young minds on campus. This has resulted in the feeling of victimhood being embedded in the minds of female students at IITs.
A sincere request to the Union government – please close down the Humanities and Social Sciences departments at IITs. Else, over a period of time, even the IITs will turn into JNUs and Jamias. One JNU/Jamia is enough for the nation. We don’t need any more of this lunacy.
You could write all this about IIT Delhi, do visit IIT Kharagpur once and then compare your gender ratio, recreational area, eyes looking on and stuff.
A different perspective:
Out of (approx) 10,000 seats students from Urban metropolis (New Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata & Chennai) are a lot less than those from Rural regions.
Best regards,
Studied from IIT &
LOR from IIT-DELHI
“sociology professor”
That should tell you everything you need to know about the worth and value of their opinion.
Left liberal intellectual parasites are reviled and censored in even actual Marxist Leninist countries, Social Science in those countries is the exclusive preview of the state as it should be.
And here in the supreme left liberal lala land of India these leeches are given prominent positions that too in prestigious technical institutes.
Vishwagandu indeed.
One wonders what makes The Print publish such idiotic articles.
Is there no editorial filter at The Print? Who takes the final call on publishing articles on this platform?
“Disappearence of women in science” – care to explain what is meant by this? Is it the case that prior to the establishment of the IITs, men and women had a more or less equal ratio on technical college campuses? And ever since the IITs have been established, women have “disappeared” from campuses?
Are we trying to put the blame on the IITs for “disappearence of women” in campuses?
Also, what is exactly meant by “limiting girls to their hostels and academic blocks”? Just because the boys hostels are closer to the recreational facilities, can we come to that conclusion?
In that case, at IIT Roorkee, the recreational facilities are much closer to the girl’s hostels. In fact, they are right next to the girl’s hostels. And quite far away from boy’s hostels. So are we to assume that IIT Roorkee discriminates against boys?
The main issue at the IITs is the establishment of the Humanities and Social Science departments by the UPA government. This has enabled a bunch of feminists owing allegiance to the Left-liberal cabal to enter these hallowed institutions. As is their wont, they have right away started indoctrinating the impressionable young minds on campus. This has resulted in the feeling of victimhood being embedded in the minds of female students at IITs.
A sincere request to the Union government – please close down the Humanities and Social Sciences departments at IITs. Else, over a period of time, even the IITs will turn into JNUs and Jamias. One JNU/Jamia is enough for the nation. We don’t need any more of this lunacy.