Forget comparing it with classics like Hrithik’s Ek Pal Ka Jeena or the slick title track of Dhoom 2, Janaab-e-Aali does not even come close to Ghungroo.
India’s industrial output growth saw a 10-month low in June, with Index of Industrial Production (IIP) growing by mere 1.5% as against 1.9% in May 2025.
Standing up to America is usually not a personal risk for a leader in India. Any suggestions of foreign pressure unites India behind who they see as leading them in that fight.
Hey look. The students have protested. The authorities have rejected. Now, can we let it rest there? Those who don’t want to learn under certain circumstances will leave for better pastures. They have that right. But we have no right to despise, generate hatred, etc. etc. amongst ourselves. Mutual respect is most important.
When Gurudev Tagore opened the Centre for Islamic Studies at Shantiniketan, he invited Prof. Gyula Germanus – a world-renowned Hungarian Christian authority on Islam – to head it.
What is happening in BHU is sickening to say the least.
You think wrong! No devout Hindu would want to even learn Urdu, Muslim’s language, to qualify to teach in madrasas. Ask any of these BHU protesting students whether they would learn Urdu to teach in the madrasas. They would say, NO.
These are next generation bigots…. I am now feeling ashamed of being a graduate from BHU which once upon a time a seat of learning and spark of liberal thought in the hinterlands of Uttar Pradesh.
The teachers in schools and colleges lay foundations for our growth.Religion is personal and mixing up education is sure to hinder our growth.The scholars search beyond the unseen and unravel complex doses of wisdom.It is sad that every step in our nation now is being given a restricted religious tinge.Surely Dr APJ Abdul Kalam, a great teacher would be sad to watch our restricted vision.I know of a Brahmin Principal of Muslim High School near Chennai Triplicane who collected donations for building a school mosque to facilitate students to save time on Fridays and offer their noon prayers.Mixing religion in education is too unfortunate.Brigadier VAM Hussain(Retd)
Author is right and i appreciate his feelings.
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Hey look. The students have protested. The authorities have rejected. Now, can we let it rest there? Those who don’t want to learn under certain circumstances will leave for better pastures. They have that right. But we have no right to despise, generate hatred, etc. etc. amongst ourselves. Mutual respect is most important.
When Gurudev Tagore opened the Centre for Islamic Studies at Shantiniketan, he invited Prof. Gyula Germanus – a world-renowned Hungarian Christian authority on Islam – to head it.
What is happening in BHU is sickening to say the least.
I think Muslims can set an example by appointing devout Hindus as Teachers in madarsas .
You think wrong! No devout Hindu would want to even learn Urdu, Muslim’s language, to qualify to teach in madrasas. Ask any of these BHU protesting students whether they would learn Urdu to teach in the madrasas. They would say, NO.
These are next generation bigots…. I am now feeling ashamed of being a graduate from BHU which once upon a time a seat of learning and spark of liberal thought in the hinterlands of Uttar Pradesh.
This protest shames the country
The teachers in schools and colleges lay foundations for our growth.Religion is personal and mixing up education is sure to hinder our growth.The scholars search beyond the unseen and unravel complex doses of wisdom.It is sad that every step in our nation now is being given a restricted religious tinge.Surely Dr APJ Abdul Kalam, a great teacher would be sad to watch our restricted vision.I know of a Brahmin Principal of Muslim High School near Chennai Triplicane who collected donations for building a school mosque to facilitate students to save time on Fridays and offer their noon prayers.Mixing religion in education is too unfortunate.Brigadier VAM Hussain(Retd)
Shame on some students of my Alma mater….
Nice article! This madness should stop and he should be allowed to resume his teaching duties!
Fine column.