Student-built app, conceived by Aishwarya Sunaad during her time at Ashoka University, was launched this month in Nanjangud, Karnataka. It gives citizens direct access to civic officials.
‘It's been five years that we have been asking for a hike. What we received was Rs 200-300,’ said Jitender Singh Kataria, one of the housekeeping workers.
A 2-judge SC bench pulled up the SIT after being informed that, in addition to seizing Ali Khan Mahmudabad's devices, it had questioned the professor over his foreign trips.
The special drive by the university in Sonepat is exclusively for students who either hold admission offers from US-based educational institutions or are currently enrolled in one.
Surely, Ashoka University shouldn’t meddle with the legal processes. But making sure that Prof Ali Khan Mahmudabad gets legal support doesn’t mean the institution supports his views.
Funding challenges are understandable. It takes effort to raise funds for a university. But one must ask: how much money is really traded off when a few academics stand by principle?
Ashoka University was imagined as a space to challenge, question, and think freely. If that folds the moment it’s tested, then the real crisis isn’t just of academic freedom—but of conviction.
An alumnus of Ashoka University wrote to Sanjeev Bikhchandani, criticising the institution for its lack of moral courage in not supporting Prof Ali Khan Mahmudabad. Here's the founder's response to the alumnus, shared in an internal mailing list.
Khan, a Cambridge alumnus, was arrested over social media posts on Operation Sindoor and press briefings by Colonel Sofiya Qureshi and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh.
In FY 2025-26, AoN for 55 proposals amounting to Rs 6.73 lakh cr has been accorded by DAC. Both the quantum of AoN given and capital contracts signed, so far, have been the highest in any FY.
Great news indeed!
No wonder The Print wholeheartedly supports Prof. Mahmudabad and others of his ilk. How cleverly this article has refrained from publishing any of his vile posts on Facebook and X targeting Hindus. He has been an avowed Hindu-baiter for a long time now and frequently makes disparaging remarks against the community. Even in his academic role, his classes and research make a clear attempt at dehumanising and demonising the Hindu community.
There are many such professors at Ashoka University. Christophe Jaffrelot being a prime example of the Hinduphobic and Indophobic “intellectual” nurtured by this university.
It’s heartening to note that the law seems to be finally catching up with these pathological liars.
Can you post the Professors FB article , let the readers decide if the post is vile, factual or derogatory
Great news indeed!
No wonder The Print wholeheartedly supports Prof. Mahmudabad and others of his ilk. How cleverly this article has refrained from publishing any of his vile posts on Facebook and X targeting Hindus. He has been an avowed Hindu-baiter for a long time now and frequently makes disparaging remarks against the community. Even in his academic role, his classes and research make a clear attempt at dehumanising and demonising the Hindu community.
There are many such professors at Ashoka University. Christophe Jaffrelot being a prime example of the Hinduphobic and Indophobic “intellectual” nurtured by this university.
It’s heartening to note that the law seems to be finally catching up with these pathological liars.