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Neeti Nair. Hurt Sentiments: Secularism and Belonging in South Asia
Get PDFIn Hurt Sentiments: Secularism and Belonging in South Asia, Neeti Nair unravels the historically shifting meanings of secularism, religious statehood, citizenship, censorship, majoritarian demands, and minority rights in the Indian subcontinent. The author takes the passage of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) of 2019 and the ensuing protests in India as a starting point to chart a longer, intertwined history of secularism and citizenship in Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan. For Nair, the P..
Students’ Perception of Educational Environment and related faculty feedback in a newly established Medical Institute of National Importance in India
No full textThe current study was planned with an aim to assess educational environment in AIIMS, Jodhpur using Dundee Ready Educational Environment Measure (DREEM), a valid, reliable and culture free tool used globally and is acclaimed for providing a standardized way for international comparisons between medical schools besides enabling each institute to identify areas of concern as per students shared perception that medical course planners or educators might have unintentionally ignore
Leadership Attributes Good vs. Bad– Lessons from Vidur Neeti (Mahabharata)
Get PDFThe vast ocean of Indian Santana scriptures contains a lot more gems of wisdom for the modern era than they are accounted for. One such deep sea of knowledge is Vidur Neeti, given in Mahabharata. Vidur Neeti, mentioned in the third chapter of Udyog Parva of Mahabharata, contains the age-old wisdom which offers new insights every time anyone explores the depths of its pages. Prajaagara Parva- a subsection of Udyog Parva, includes a dialogue between King Dhritarashtra, and Prime-minister Vidur wherein Vidur advises the king about the proper code of conduct. The paper lists those verses which describe wise and foolish qualities, which can be attributed to a good and bad leader, respectively
Students’ Perception of Educational Environment and related faculty feedback in a newly established Medical Institute of National Importance in India
No full textThe current study was planned with an aim to assess educational environment in AIIMS, Jodhpur using Dundee Ready Educational Environment Measure (DREEM), a valid, reliable and culture free tool used globally and is acclaimed for providing a standardized way for international comparisons between medical schools besides enabling each institute to identify areas of concern as per students shared perception that medical course planners or educators might have unintentionally ignore
The Supreme Court Clarifies Indian Patent Invalidity Proceedings
No full text358-360The Indian intellectual property scenario
is developing at a very fast rate in India and one finds some or the
other newspaper headline related to the same. The current section is devoted to
presenting current IP news in the limelight to keep the readers abreast with
the changing trends. The spotlight for September 2014 is on the latest Supreme
Court ruling in the area of patent procedure. Any comments or suggestions may
be sent to [email protected]
Intersections of Vulnerabilities: Multiple Marginalized Experiences of Women and Girls with Disabilities in Nepal
No full textNepal, known as one of the 48 Least Developed Countries in the world, is now on its preparatory five-year plan (2021-2024) to graduate toward being a developing country. This possible graduation however is happening without much visible improvement in status of one of the most marginalized groups in Nepal: women and girls with disabilities. In the presentation, Dr. Neeti will discuss how the experience of women and girls with disabilities is shaped by the complex intersection of ableism and patriarchy. These intersections are further heightened by four barriers: social, physical, communication and institutional, and policy. Further, these experiences are shaped by other aspects of social identities of women and girls with disabilities: caste/ethnicity, class, education, social capital, and place of residence. Nepal has ratified a number of conventions and treaties including the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women. However, women and girls with disabilities, despite being one of the most marginalized and excluded groups in Nepal, continue to remain invisible in state legislation, policy, and programs. This presentation is based on Neeti Aryal Khanal’s two-decade-long research-based activism on various aspects of women and girls with disabilities in Nepal: gender-based violence, sexual and reproductive health, experience of motherhood, and institutional and policy barriers.Center for International Research, Education, and Development (CIRED
Review of Neeti Nair\u27s Changing Homelands: Hindu Politics and the Partition of India
Get PDF“As Neeti Nair concludes chapter 5 of her extremely impressive study of the Partition of India, Changing Homelands, she argues against the pat inclusion of Partition on a ‘trans-national’ list of ‘genocidal conflicts’ …
Speedy Patent Application Examination at the Indian Patent Office: Impact of Nitto Denko Corporation Case
No full text127-130The Indian intellectual property scenario is
developing at a very fast rate in India and one finds some or the other newspaper
headline related to the same. This section is devoted to presenting the current
Indian IP news in the limelight to keep the readers abreast of the latest
trends. The spotlight for March 2015 is the recent report submitted government
appointed committee to examine the feasibility of expedited examination of a
patent application and whether such expedited examination was envisaged in the
current patent statue. Any comments or suggestions may be sent to †[email protected]
or [email protected]
New Draft Patent (Amendment) Rules 2015 - Impact of Court Orders at the Indian Patent Office
No full text411-412The Indian intellectual property scenario is
developing at a very fast rate in India and one finds some or the other
newspaper headline related to the same. This section is devoted to presenting
the current Indian IP news in the limelight to keep the readers abreast of the
latest trends. The spotlight for November 2015 is the draft Patent Amendment
Rules proposed to expedite examination of patent applications and as directed
by the courts and also several other procedural changes. Any comments or
suggestions may be sent to [email protected] or [email protected]
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changing stance of the Indian Patent Office on the patentability of Computer
Related Inventions. The spotlight of March 2016 is on the new guidelines issued
by the Indian Patent office for examination of the applications for patents
related to inventions in the area of computers and software. Any comments or
suggestions may be sent to [email protected] or [email protected].</span
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