Student-Youth

On September 05, one slogan roared all over the North Campus of Delhi University — "FYUP Par Halla Bol"! More than 500 students joined in AISA's FYUP Par Halla Bol Rally demanding immediate roll back of the assaults of FYUP in Delhi University. Students roared slogans in colleges like CLC, KMC, Ramjas, Hindu and Faculty of Social Science declaring the fight against FYUP

The All India Students Association (AISA) held its 10th National Conference at a time when the people of India, and students in particular, have been consistently resisting the fascist onslaught of the Narendra Modi regime for the past nine years. The two-day national conference was inaugurated at the Purbashree Auditorium, Bidhannagar (Kolkata) with paying homage to the departed leaders and martyrs.

Hundreds of Youth from Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Assam, Maharashtra, West Bengal and other states joined the Youth Parliament organised by Revolutionary Youth Association (RYA) on 1 August at Jantar Mantar with the slogan ‘Youth Demand Jobs not Mobs! and ‘No More Empty Promises, No More Diversion, No More Communal Polarisation!.

A two-day national council meeting of the Revolutionary Youth Association (RYA) plan for a decisive movement for employment against hate!

The two-days RYA National Council meeting was held in Fatehabad district of Haryana in which leaders from 18 states across the country participated. The organizational work was reviewed in the meeting and plans were chalked out for the upcoming movement for employment against hatred.

A Student-Youth convention was organized by RYA and AISA at Madurai, Tamil Nadu, on 31st March 2023, the day of martyrdom day of Comrade Chandu. The convention was a culmination of a weeklong campaign from 23rd March, the martyrdom day of Comrade Bhagat Singh. 

Revolutionary Youth Association (RYA) has demanded withdrawal of recent Jharkhand High Court order banning state government’s Employment Rules 2021 and withholding examination calendar for competitive exams in the current year. This will affect lakhs of Jharkhandi youth preparing for these exams.

Applicants for posts in higher education department protested on 5 September against the rampant corruption in the Uttar Pradesh Higher Education Service Commission. A large number of people marched to the Commission offices and submitted a memorandum to the Governor via the Secretary of the Commission. The protest resonated with slogans demanding ending of corruption, high level enquiry into Advertisement No. 50, employment for youth, and accountability from the Yogi government.

The 7th All-India Conference of Revolutionary Youth Association began on 10-11 September at Medininagar of Jharkhand named Nilambar-Pitambar Nagar by the organisers.  The conference venue was renamed Nilambar-Pitambar Nagar to honour martyrs of 1857 revolt. The open session of the Conference was inaugurated by comrade Dipankar Bhattacharya and was also addressed by CPIML Politburo member Vinod Singh, former JNUSU President Sucheta De, AISA General Secretary Prasenjit Kumar, CPIML MLA in Bihar Ajit Singh Kushwaha and RYA’s Jharkhand leader Jayvir Hansda.

Patna: Hundreds of students led by student organization AISA gheraoed BJP President JP Nadda for hours at the Patna College campus on 30 July 2022. The students were angry that despite being the 7th oldest University in the country, Patna University has not yet been accorded Central University status.

The NTA has repeatedly failed at conducting national as well as state level examinations for UG, PG and research students. Their failures include delay in releasing exam schedules, admit cards and even in conducting examinations. With regard to the recent UGC-NET exam conducted by NTA, AISA and many other organisations listed the following concerns and demands for improving the examination process through a protest on 11 July held in front of the UGC headquarters in Delhi: