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17/04/2015

साथियों, चौपाल की अगली कड़ी में हम आज शनिवार दिन में एक बजे बार फिर आर्ट्स फैकल्टी में मिल रहे हैं।बेन ओकरी के शब्दों में 'उस दुनिया में, जहाँ बंदूकों की होड़ लगी हुई है, बम-बारूदों की बहसें जारी हैं, और इस उन्माद को पोसता हुआ विश्वास फैला है कि सिर्फ हमारा पक्ष, हमारा धर्म, हमारी राजनीति ही सही है, दुनिया युद्ध की ओर एक घातक अंश पर झुकी हुई है - हमें उस आवाज की जरूरत है, जो हमारे भीतर के सर्वोच्च को संबोधित हो।

हमें उस आवाज की जरूरत है, जो हमारी खुशियों से बात कर सके, हमारे बचपन और निजी-राष्ट्रीय स्थितियों के बंधन से बात कर सके। वह आवाज जो हमारे संदेहों, हमारे भय से बात कर सके; और उन सभी अकल्पित आयामों से भी जो न केवल हमें मनुष्य बनाते हैं, बल्कि हमारा होना भी बनाते हैं - हमारा होना, जिस होने को सितारे अपनी फुसफुसाहटों से छुआ करते हैं।' इस बार हमारे साथ मौजूद रहेंगे हिन्दी के चर्चित युवा कवि/सम्पादक कुमार अनुपम। आप सभी अपनी कविताओं और विचारों के साथ आमंत्रित है। आइये साथी हम अपने होने को, अपने जीवन को अपने अंदर के सर्वोच्च को सितारों की फुसफुसाहट तक ही न सीमित रखते हुए एक मुकम्मल जिन्दा आवाज मे बदलें

14/01/2015

This is a pamphlet under the slogan Art Against Violence. Nobody has a copyright on the content. Any individual/group is as entitled to print/post and circulate the pamphlet as we are.
About: Art Against Violence is a collective banner of concerned individuals and groups, united in their defense of progressive humanistic ideals and against any form of violence and hatred. It was conceived following the anguish surrounding the dastardly Peshawar attack on schoolchildren by the Taliban. It held a sit-in in Jantar Mantar in Delhi on the 19th of December 2014. The hashtags and along with the online Facebook event ‘Selfie Against Hate’ are initiatives jointly undertaken along with other concerned individuals to counter the message of hatred being circulated through the glorification of Nathuram Godse.
Why Gandhi, not Godse
When our country was fighting the battle against the injustices of the oppressive British regime, there were ample differences of opinions regarding the methods being deployed to fight and the vision for a free India. On one hand there was Gandhi’s non-violence, on the other the path of armed revolution employed by Bhagat Singh. There was also a Subhash Bose, who wanted to free the country with the help of countries like Germany and Japan. Despite these differences and sharp ideological conflicts however, there wasn’t any sense of animosity between these political strands. Bhagat Singh respected Gandhi who had, despite considering Bhagat Singh and his associates as young men fallen astray, paid homage to him on his martyrdom. Despite his disagreements with the methods of Subhash Chandra Bose, Nehru had defended the officers of the Azad Hind Fauj in the historic court case at the Red Fort. The murder of Gandhi by Godse on the 30th of January 1948 was an exception. It wasn’t merely a killing of one man by another; it was the murder of an idea by another. It was a brazen attack upon the very idea of acceptance and religious tolerance by fundamentalism. It was the killing of an unarmed old man outside a prayer meeting by a self-proclaimed representative of the very same religion; a murder whose aftermath saw sweets being distributed and the act being celebrated and justified by the same sect of self-styled protectors of faith. It is surely not an ordinary event that a man who has never been known to have thrown so much as a stone at any British official during the freedom struggle, is being hailed as a hero today for the single act of murdering Gandhi; more so, since those who celebrate him are linked to organizations which now have a hold over the center of power in this country.
The constitution that we embraced post-independence had a place for every religion, but no place for any extremism in the name of religion. Even then there were such forces which wanted the laws of Manusmriti as the constitution of India, which opposed affirmative action like reservation, and which were trying hard to spread religious extremism and communal hatred; albeit being marginalized both ideologically and electorally. The scenario has changed in the last seven decades. Such forces are in power today and have a sizeable influence on our society. They’ll naturally use the influence to celebrate their heroes which have been considered outright villains up until now. The question is whether the nation is ready to accept as heroes, those who chose not any representative of the colonial regime but someone who stood for pacifism and civil non-cooperation, and was the symbol of the freedom movement, as the target of their murderous hate. The question is- where shall the country reach if it follows such a path? We can at the least get an idea by looking at recent events. The most glaring instance is the killing of one of the prominent crusaders against superstition, Narendra Dabholkar in Maharashtra last year. These are times when one hears of attacks on young men and women in parks on one hand, and the news of a book being burnt or crackers being burst on the death of an author like U.R. Anatamurthi on the other. This is clearly an ideology which believes in violence and murder to silence its opponents rather than engage with them through healthy debates/discussions. Science and History are mere tools to force parochial beliefs down everybody’s throat. This is an ideology which forces the country backwards instead of driving it forward, by making life far more difficult for the peasants, the laborers and the students on one hand and making it far easier for the wealthy corporates on the other. This is an ideology that promotes riots and thrives on the politics of communal polarization and naked majoritarianism. This is in fact an ideology that fully endorses terror; an ideology that abuses Gandhi and dedicates temples to a convicted murderer like Godse.
Therefore, by saying a ‘yes’ to Gandhi and a ‘no’ to Godse, we affirm our commitment to tolerance and reject violence and hatred. In any case, can there ever be a comparison between a man respected the world over, even by his ideological opponents and the murderer Godse? Our primary concern here is linked with a desire, to not only maintain harmony between the extraordinarily diverse faiths and communities and see a pro-people model of growth and development, but to also see scientific temper and knowledge thrive in a society where people of different beliefs can express themselves without any fear whatsoever. Art Against Violence is a democratic platform convened with the aim of preserving and strengthening the core constitutional values of democracy, freedom and tolerance in our country. The initiative to compare and contrast Gandhi with Godse is a step in that very direction.
We appeal to the people of India to recognize the real face of forces which are trying to project an intolerant, cruel and barbaric murderer like Godse as a hero and reject them, so that we can give our next generation a peaceful and prosperous future.
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08/07/2014

D.U. (UNIVERSITY OF DELHI) ka दर्द : Accommodation is the biggest problem for students who come from outside Delhi to seek admission in Delhi University.
Over the last seven decades the university has grown into one of the largest universities in India. At present, there are 14 faculties, 86 academic departments and 79 colleges spread all over the city, with 132435 regular students;
Ranking:
University rankings
General – International
QS (World)[24] 398
QS (Asian)[25] 78
General – India
India Today[26] 1
The University of Delhi was ranked #398 in the QS World University Rankings of 2011[24] and #78 in the QS Asian University Rankings of 2012.[25] In rankings of Indian universities, it was ranked first by the India Today India's Top 50 Universities of 2012.[26]
1. Gwyer Hall is for Boys only and there are 100 rooms available for their residence .
Gwyer Hall
University of Delhi
Delhi-110 007.
+91-11-27667329
2. Jubilee Hall:
The hall is equipped with 206 rooms,
JUBILEE HALL
University of Delhi
Delhi - 110007 (India)
Phone : 011-27667501 x 1722 (EPABX)
3.Mansarovar Hostel
Mansarover Hostel is for Boys only and there are 108 rooms available for their residence
Mansarover (Hostel)
Near Khalsa College
University of Delhi
Delhi-110 007.
+91-11-27667272 x 1727 (EPABX)
4. Post-Graduate Men's Hostel
Post-Graduate Men's Hostel is for Boys only and there are 100 rooms available for their residence.
University of Delhi,
Delhi-110 007.
27667425 x 1723 (EPABX)
5. D.S. Kothari Hostel
D.S. Kothari Hostel is for Boys only and there are 89 rooms available for their residence.
D.S. Kothari (Hostel) University of Delhi Delhi-110 007.
Phone Number:27666741, 27667329 x 1728, 1401, 1405 (EPABX)
6. V.K.R.V. Rao Hostel
V.K.R.V. Rao Hostel is for Boys only and there are 65 rooms available for their residence
V.K.R.V. Rao Hostel
University of Delhi
Delhi-110 007.
+91-11-27667198, +91-11-27666627
7.INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS’ HOUSE
Post-Graduate Men's Hostel is for Boys only and there are 100 rooms available for their residence.
University of Delhi,
Delhi-110 007
27667425 x 1723 (EPABX)
8. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS HOUSE FOR WOMEN
Gwyer Hall
Dhakka, Near Mukherji Nagar
Delhi - 110009
+91-11-27603140
Elegantly designed and surrounded by lawns and flower beds, this four-storied hostel has 98 furnished rooms for single occupancy.
9. Meghdoot Hostel
Meghdoot Hostel is for Girls only and there are 100 rooms available for their residence .
Meghdoot Hostel
University of Delhi
Delhi-110 007.
+91-11-27666109 x 1725 (EPABX)
10. UNIVERSITY HOSTEL FOR WOMEN
University Hostel for Women is for Girls only and there are 290 rooms available for their residence.
University Hostel for Women
University of Delhi
Chhatra Marg
Delhi-110 007.
+91-11-27667720, +91-11-27667189 x 1724 (EPABX)
11. NORTH EASTERN STUDENTS HOUSE
Girls's Hostel Complex
Dhakka, Near Mukherji Nagar
Delhi - 110009
+91-11-27605616
The Rajiv Gandhi Girls Hostel - being made in grey and yellow colour scheme - will have 400 double-seat rooms to accommodate students pursuing postgraduation. Of these, 250 rooms will be allotted to students from northeastern states as the North-East Council and the ministry of tribal affairs had funded Rs 23.33 crore for their construction. The Undergraduate Hostel for Girls will have 350 rooms which are being made as part of DU's expansion plans due to OBC reservation. Nearly 54,000 students are admitted in DU colleges of which roughly 25,000 are girls.
12.AMBEDKAR-GANGULY STUDENTS HOUSE FOR WOMEN
Total no. of rooms - 100
Total no. of residents - 100
Girls's Hostel Complex,
Dhakka, Near Mukherji Nagar,
Delhi - 110009
27602602
13. SARAMATI POST GRADUATE MEN'S HOSTEL Saramati Post Graduate Men's Hostel
University of Delhi South Campus,
Delhi-110 021.
The Hostel has 65 rooms to accommodate 130 students on twin sharing basis.
14. Aravali Boys Hostel (South Campus)
The Hostel has accommodation for 74 students on single occupancy basis.
15. Geetanjali Hostel for Women (South Campus)
Geetanjali Hostel for Post graduate women students at South Campus started functioning from the academic session 1990-91. It can presently accommodate about 96 students
16. WUS University Hostel
WUS University Hostel is for Girls only and there are 18 rooms available for their residence .
WUS University Hostel
University of Delhi
Delhi-110 007.
+91-11-27667522
The Following Colleges have provisions for Hostel Facilities
1.Daulat Ram College.
The hostel is exclusively meant for undergraduate girls students of Daulat Ram College. Apart from various facilities the hostel provides, every care is taken to ensure a comfortable and a happy stay for the over 200 residents.
Daulat Ram College Hostel (University of Delhi)
4. Patel Marg, Maurice Nagar,
Delhi-110007
India.
Contact No:
Phone : +91-11 - 27666982, 27666770
Fax : +91-11 - 27666459
Email: [email protected]
2. Hans Raj College
3. Hindu College
the Hostel is a spacious structure with 119 rooms enclosing eight lawns with rose beds and hedges. The Hostel provides residential facilities to about two hundred undergraduate and postgraduate male students.
Hindu College,
University of Delhi,
University Enclave,
Delhi - 110007.
India.
Phone : 27667184.
FAX : 27667284.
The principal can be reached at : [email protected]
4. INDRAPRASTHA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, UNIVERSITY OF DELHI
The Kalavati Gupta Hostel,The newly built Indraprastha Hostel across the road provides additional accommodation for 166 students in well-appointed 2-seater rooms. Thirty seats in this hostel are reserved for students from the North-Eastern states.
5.Kirori Mal College
The hostel is an integral part of the college family. Its 89 rooms house about I70 students both from India and abroad. It has an intercom facility.
Contact Us : Kirori Mal College University of Delhi, Delhi - 110007
Ph No:- 011 - 2766 7861
E-mail :- [email protected]
6.Lady Shri Ram College for Women
We have an extremely limited number of seats for first year students this year. As we receive a large number of applications for accommodation, it is naturally not possible to accommodate all the applicants. Candidates are requested not to seek admission to the college expecting residence facilities to be extended to them automatically. Try to avoid last minute disappointments.
Lady Shri Ram College for Women
Lajpat Nagar-IV,
New Delhi 110024 India
Phones:91-11-26434459, 26460400, 26460434, 45494949
Fax:91-11-26216951
7.Miranda House
It has 120 rooms available on twin sharing basis and seven four seaters.
Miranda House
University of Delhi,
Delhi-110007
27666983, 27667367, 27666201
27667437
8. Ramjas College (Both)
Ramjas College
University Enclave,
Delhi-110007, India
Tel: (91 11) 27667706
Telfax: (91 11) 27667447
Hostel Telephone No: 011-65159023
9. Shri Ram College of Commerce (Both)
The College has limited accommodation facilities for boys and girl. The college has two separate hostels for boys and girls on the campus itself. There is a big mess and common room in both the hostels.
Shri Ram College of Commerce
University of Delhi North Campus
Maurice Nagar
Delhi – 110 007
INDIA, Phone Number:011 – 27667905 Fax:011 – 27666510
10. Stephen's College (Both)
Address: St. Stephen's College,
University Enclave,
Delhi - 110007
India, Phone:+91-11 2766 7271 Fax :+91-11 2766 2324
11. Sri Venkateswara College (Both)
The Hostel provides accommodations for 140 students, 70 each for boys and girls.
SRI VENKATESWARA COLLEGE
UNIVERSITY OF DELHI
Benito Juarez Road,
Dhaula Kuan,
New Dehli -110 021
Phone : +91-11-24112196, 24118590
Fax : +91-11-24118535

22/03/2014

Remembering the Martyrdom Day of Rajguru,Sukhdev and Bhagat Singh, Join a talk on
"The history of development as a conceptual framework with focus on a critique of contemporary models of development"

Speaker:Subhash Gatade,Senior Journalist and Activist.
Date:24th March,2014.
Venue:Room No.101,Dyal Singh College,DU.
Timing:11.15am to 1:00pm.

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