Student-Youth

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:

AISA and RYA organized a District conference in Raigada, Odisha on 28 June 2022. The following resolutions were passed at the conference:

On 31st May, the All India Students' Association held Student Parliament on Jantar Mantar against the National Education Policy 2020. Students from all over the country and more than 25 Universities joined the Student Parliament raising voice against FYUP, CUET, CBCS and the rampant politics of communal hate in the country by the ruling BJP-RSS.

Victory for AISA and Student Community

- Niharika Pradaush

The student community of Trivandrum Medical College gained a significant victory under the leadership of All India Students' Association (AISA) over the grave systemic injustice of the college towards its laboratory-based trainee students. At the peak of the pandemic period, the college withdrew the stipend facility of trainee students and exploited their free labour coupled with poor working conditions.

Thousands of students gathered at the mass convention held in Patna on 9 March against the Nitish government's betrayal of its electoral promise of 19 lakh jobs, and demanded employment with dignity and recruitment with justice.

The Rozgar Adhikar Mahasammelan (Right to Employment Convention) organized by the Rozgar Sangharsh Samyukta Morcha will be held on 9 March 2022 at the Nritya Kala Mandir in Patna. It will be attended by aspirants for more than two dozen recruitments.

Big Victory to AISA-led Reopen DU Movement

In evening of 9th February, the Delhi University administration released a notice saying that offline classes will resume for all Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses from the 17th of February in DU. This is a historic victory for a struggle that was led by the All India Students' Association.

AISA-RYA held a joint executive meeting on 4 February at the CPIML legislative party office in Chhajjubagh, Patna. The recent successful Bihar Bandh on the demabds of RRB-NTPC aspirants was reviewed at the meeting and further mobilization of students and youth on the employment issue was discussed.

AISA General Secretary and Paliganj MLA Sandeep Saurabh said that we must link together all aspirants who have been victims of various recruitment scams and build a big front for justice for them.