The problem with JNU is that it’s a space for political correctness, not for understanding & questioning the real issues and reaching at clarity. If we see statistically too, the students who are able to make good careers and fly abroad are already a privileged batch with bundles of exposure with academia & globe. The underprivileged portion of students who get into this posturing ploy barely manage to get their M.Phils.’ and Ph.Ds. realised, and if they do, they lack proper skillset.
Author: Haroon Lone
Haroon Lone is a political science graduate from Kashmir University. He is currently pursuing his M.Phil. from Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi. His work has appeared in TRT World, The New Arab, Outlook India, Two Circles, Free Press Kashmir, Kashmir Lit among others.
Remembering Najeeb’s Disappearance from JNU and its Students’ Politics
The problem with JNU is that it’s a space for political correctness, not for understanding & questioning the real issues and reaching at clarity. If we see statistically too, the students who are able to make good careers and fly abroad are already a privileged batch with bundles of exposure with academia & globe. The underprivileged portion of students who get into this posturing ploy barely manage to get their M.Phils.’ and Ph.Ds. realised, and if they do, they lack proper skillset.
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