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Mangalore: Demand for Lecturer’s Transfer – MCJ Students End Stir

  •   Tue, Jan 26 2010 12:42:33 PM

Mangalore: Demand for Lecturer’s Transfer – MCJ Students End Stir
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Jan 26: The mass communication and journalism students in the University, who are on a warpath against the University’s refusal to meet their demand for transferring one of their lecturers, Umeshchandra, have called off their strike.








The decision to end strike was taken at the behest of the local MP, Nalin Kumar Kateel, who told them that he has held discussions with the in-charge vice chancellor of the university about the possibility of deploying the lecturer for tasks other than teaching in MCJ department. They however, warned that they will launch hunger strike again on Wednesday, if their demands were not met. The University reportedly, has sent a report on the issue to the department of higher education.

A special meeting of the university syndicate is being convened on January 27 to discuss the issue. The MP and leaders of the agitating students are likely to be invited for the meeting, it is learnt.
  

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  • deepa, pumwell

    Thu, Jan 28 2010

    The decision by the VC is entirely wrong and it shows VCs view. Immediately the VC and other supporting faculty member must be removed from the mangalore university to any other. The pakka rowdy of MCJs should be debarred.

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  • Adarsh, Mangalore/ Riyadh

    Wed, Jan 27 2010

    There are mixed coments on MP's dress code. MP is representing an entire district, he has to be a role model for all. He is not belongs to any party or community he is a people's representative. He should wear a decent dress. You can give an example of Mr.Yediyurappa, Mr. VS Achar, Mr.Palemar, Mr.Bhat, Mr.Sadananda Gowda so on leaders wear decent dress. MP is wearing like ladies dress or a teanage boys type, surprise to see not a single students in the above photographs can see wearing a colorful dress. He is not an educated man but atleast he should learn seeing from others.

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  • R Shetty, Mangalore/Dubai

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    Instead of making childish comments on his dress, first of all let us support the good intention and initiative taken by our young MP. Apparently there is a serious problem in which no other leaders want to involve for some reason. Mr. Nalin is setting good example to other local politicians and leaders. Let us support his good work rather than commenting petty items.

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  • Naveen Shetty, Mangalore

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    Nalins intervention is well understood never know if this guys shoot into fame tomorrow and contests the polls he may become 'Gale me haddi' to the BJP candidates. So solve the problem before it gets lot of attention and press.

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  • Valson Mendonsa, Mangalore/USA

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    Looks like this man is in-experienced, immatured.. must have played the cards to get elected. It is in Indian culture whenver MP, MLA talks in public .. all qualified.. even highly qualified and Non- qualified people listening to them even if these politicians are criminals.. can't help it..

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  • rsk, mangalore

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    Just with the MPs assurance the students are willing to withdraw their strike shows bajrang dals hand...why didnt the students withdraw their strike when incharge VC K K Achar requested to suspend the agitation till the syndicate members of the university take a decision....there is something fishy about this whole issue

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  • Sameer KM, Mangalore

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    It is amusing to see someone hasn't cleared SSLC, now promising the transfer of a lecturer teaching PG in the university. This can happen only here! By the way, he hasn't come to solve the problem but to stoke the fire more out of sympathy for the ABVP who humiliated the professor and started the so-called agitation in the first place

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  • Vinod Lewis, Kallianpur/Bahrain

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    Nobody should support the students who humiliate a teacher in this way , whatever mistake he has committed. What kind of Indian culture are our political leaders promoting ??.

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  • Manoj, Mangalore

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    PG problem to be solved by a Metriculate!

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  • Saras, London

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    I don't see anything wrong with his dress. He is fully and traditionally dressed and that, I feel, is enough. He doesn't need to wear a suit to prove his worth and appear "decent."

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  • ISMAIL K PERINJE, PERINJE/YANBU-KSA

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    The whole problem created by ABVP that means our MP is part of it.If MP or any body wear a decent dress who will comment(publicity)on it.Now-a-days Mangalore MP,rounding all the times in and around Mangalore! Are he is not going to Delhi? Is there is no serious issues to dicuss or solve as MP of Mangalore.JAI-HO-BJP

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  • Saleem GH, Abu Dhabi/Puttur

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    You are right bhavna, manglore/muscat. who represent public should wear decent dress

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  • chethan, mangalore

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    Well..Mr. Dyson has clarified pretty well. trust this is sufficient.

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  • Suresh Hegde., Karambar

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    Dress is ok. Change your way of thinking guys then everything will be all right. Mr Nalin came to solve the problem, we have to think positive.

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  • Pradeep, Mangalore

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    I am with you Dyson. Even though I dont like BJP (except Nalini for his good works), there is nothing wrong in Nalini's dress. Some people are turning towards our dear Nagesh Nayak's attitude while commenting.

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  • Dyson, Australia

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    Dear friends, We need to rise above discussing petty issues such as dressing up and other stuff and comment more on the deeds initiated by these politicians. We live in a democratic country and we have the right to dress up any way we want. If one is proud about flaunting one's own heritage, I don't see why Nalin Kateel should not be wearing what he is proud of. We should not stereotype people based on visual evidence rather comment on their actual work. If he were representing India at some international event at some international location, then his dressing sense could have been debated. But this is our own backyard. Hope I have made my point. Cheers!!!

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  • Lancelot N Tauro, Mangalore/Doha Qatar

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    Mr.Chetan could you see Mr.J Palemars dress during the Republic day celebration. That's called professional well eduacated, a Great personality look. What more you need.

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  • Naveen Shetty, Mangalore

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    Dont judge the person by his dress. People of Mangalore are not so dumb to elect a leader without knowing his capacity. Judge the person by his ability and we are sure Nalin will prove all his critics wrong.(He can also learn english the way Deve Gowda learnt Hindi)

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  • Chethan, Mangalore

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    What is wrong with his dress? Could you please elaborate decent dressing Mr. Lancelot?

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  • bhavna, manglore/muscat

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    MP looks like an Katta and pakka bajrang dal...

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  • SBK, M'lore/Muscat

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    Good observation

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  • Tanzil, karkala/oman

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    Very good point Mr.Lancelot .. it shows character of MP

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  • roshan, mangalore

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    What nalin kumar will do he himself doesnt know what to speak and see his dress whether is MP for mangalore or bajrang dal

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  • Lancelot N Tauro, Doha Qatar

    Tue, Jan 26 2010

    MP could have been entered in the University campus with decent dress.

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