Student Resistance

SFI Condemns NEET PG Postponement, Demands New Date

The latest postponement is reportedly linked to NBEMS’s inability to comply with this directive, raising serious concerns about the body’s preparedness and credibility.

SC Orders TISS to Reinstate Dalit Scholar Ramdas Prini Sivanandan

The Supreme Court has ordered the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) to reinstate Dalit scholar Ramadas Prini Sivadasan, overturning a two-year suspension and campus ban. Ramadas, a PhD student at TISS Mumbai, called the verdict a victory for student rights and campus democracy after a year-long legal battle.

“Is It Anti-National to Demand Education For All?” — Ramadas Prini Sivanandan

A Dalit scholar and first-generation learner, Ramadas was suspended from TISS for participating in a peaceful protest and for sharing a Facebook post about Ram ke Naam, a documentary critical of communal politics.

Breaking the Blackout: A Tribal Muslim Girl’s Rise in JNU Campus

She warns that even within JNU elections, the ABVP resorts to intimidation tactics. During the candidate‑withdrawal period, ABVP members allegedly pressured other candidates to withdraw, undermining the fairness of the process.

Tribal Muslim Woman Heads Historic Left-Ambedkarite Alliance in JNU Elections

Making history, the alliance has announced Tayyaba Ahmed, a Tribal Muslim woman and long-time activist from SFI, as its Presidential candidate—the first time a candidate from such a background has contested for the top post in JNUSU.

Barricades and Baton Charges: A Campus Uprising at AUD

When students at Ambedkar University Delhi exposed a serious case of ragging, they didn’t expect institutional backlash. But after protest, hunger strikes, and a violent crackdown, a wider student movement took shape—demanding justice, accountability, and the right to dissent. This is the inside account of how the struggle unfolded.

SFI Demands Justice: Hunger Strike at AUD Over Student Suspensions

In response, SFI initiated a protest that has now lasted over 110 hours. With no resolution, the protest escalated into an indefinite hunger strike, led by student union leader Sharanya and SFI Unit Secretary Shefali, who have vowed to abstain from food and water until the suspensions are revoked.