“Before
I react to few of those posts on my FB wall or WhatsApp group, I wanted to
understand the issue. I did some self-study based on publications and
discussions in the national media (here are the pointers below). One conclusion
I draw – this hype can have been contained in a smaller scale – the
govt./country may have to pay a heavy price for the same. The greater issue
lies in forcing an agenda in the university campus by ruling elite to counter
the leftist ideology. I wish, our media could have given more time on the
Make-In-India week, with debates and discussions rather JNU coverage. I hope,
from this churning, some Amrit may come to understand what is the
true meaning of "nationalism". And, I would like to be a patriot,
rather a nationalist. There is a huge difference between these two”.
P.S: I would like to add any argument or article on
this topic to be more informed
In-depth analysis from the Hindu with historical
context:
A thematic article -
being a student of JNU
Why can't you just
trust a student group:
The speech before
Shouldn't we check
facts before making a statement?
Now what happened on
that day from an insider's account:
Analysis from Hindu:
OP-Ed from JNU
faculty:
Collection of views
of journalist of all the universities:
NDTV debate on
Nationalism - academic debate, and cultured one:
Indian Express
editorials:
TOI editorials:
Tribute to Atalji
the way he handled Kashmir issue from a Congress Leader:
Epw:
The counter argument
on 2014:
The pioneer:
International
reactions:
HRD Minister's
speech in parliament:
