More Rohith Vemulas in the making? Not even a single Indian university can pass the anti-discrimination test with flying colors
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In a shocking turn of events in the
To know whether
As per the assessment of the
These regulations demand that institutions should necessarily set up an equal opportunity cell, appoint anti-discrimination officers, declare mechanism for implementation of the regulations and set up grievance redressal cells.
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The gross enrolment ratio (GER) for various social groups as per a pan India survey for higher education is all the way more shocking. While the GER for all groups stood at 23.6, it is 18.5 for SCs and 13.3 for STs in 2014-15. Even though these numbers are up from last year’s 17.1for SCs and 11.3 for STs, there is still a long road to achieving success in actual terms.
The HRD ministry has also alerting university administrations about increased diversity in campuses, leading to an amalgamation of different cultures and requirign 'proactive integration' through inclusive structures, empathy, support and effective monitoring.
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