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Without a Congress revival, there can be no challenge to the BJP pan-nationally. Modi’s party is growing, and almost entirely at the cost of the Congress.
People from UP and Bihar are being placed at the top academic positions of all institutions of higher education. And they carry along the culture of corruption, nepotism, favouritism and what not. With blessings from the central BJP leadership, they freely appoint anyone and everyone to any position they like. Promotions are given to fellows from their own states.
Academic leadership in India is staring at a crisis because of such appointments. Ramesh Pokhriyal was the worst HRD minister in recent decades.
IIT Delhi head is from Bengal (Rajan Banerjee). So, the directors are from RSS, not from UP/Bihar. RSS wants obedience, they put mediocre people in charge, along with someone from outside. Jain registrar is from Navy. He drank on a ship while shouting on his sailors in middle of nowhere in Ocean his whole life, now trying to make IIT-KGP into his shit ship. The time pass activities on a lonely ship with only men, can drive most sane people mad.
Also, UP. Gave less seats to BJP than Assam, just saying.
The BJP govt has made it a point to appoint academics from UP and Bihar to the top positions in all central institutions. And as soon as they are appointed, they start indulging in nepotism and other unfair practices. Their sole aim is to provide employment to people from their own states. Also, out of turn promotions are given to those from their own states.
This can he seen in the case of NEHU (Shillong, Meghalaya) too. In NEHU’s case the VC, Prof. Shukla, indulged in outright favouritism. Illegal appointments were made to the university.
This clear pattern can be easily observed across all central institutions of higher learning.
People from UP and Bihar are being placed at the top academic positions of all institutions of higher education. And they carry along the culture of corruption, nepotism, favouritism and what not. With blessings from the central BJP leadership, they freely appoint anyone and everyone to any position they like. Promotions are given to fellows from their own states.
Academic leadership in India is staring at a crisis because of such appointments. Ramesh Pokhriyal was the worst HRD minister in recent decades.
IIT Delhi head is from Bengal (Rajan Banerjee). So, the directors are from RSS, not from UP/Bihar. RSS wants obedience, they put mediocre people in charge, along with someone from outside. Jain registrar is from Navy. He drank on a ship while shouting on his sailors in middle of nowhere in Ocean his whole life, now trying to make IIT-KGP into his shit ship. The time pass activities on a lonely ship with only men, can drive most sane people mad.
Also, UP. Gave less seats to BJP than Assam, just saying.
The BJP govt has made it a point to appoint academics from UP and Bihar to the top positions in all central institutions. And as soon as they are appointed, they start indulging in nepotism and other unfair practices. Their sole aim is to provide employment to people from their own states. Also, out of turn promotions are given to those from their own states.
This can he seen in the case of NEHU (Shillong, Meghalaya) too. In NEHU’s case the VC, Prof. Shukla, indulged in outright favouritism. Illegal appointments were made to the university.
This clear pattern can be easily observed across all central institutions of higher learning.