This a poem about the Personality of the Director of NIT Jamshedpur, Prof Rajnish Srivastava and is written highlighting his personality as Raja Babu Chalisa Part-2
Friday, March 18, 2011
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Student Sucide at NIT Jamshedpur
http://www.hindustantimes.com/News-Feed/jharkhand/Student-commits-suicide-family-cries-foul/Article1-454618.aspx
A student of the National Institute of Technology (NIT) committed suicide by hanging himself at his college hostel in Jharkhand, police said on Wednesday. But the family of the victim alleges that the boy's death was due to "ragging and torture" by senior students. Satyendra Kumar Singh, first year Master of Computer Application student at NIT Jamshedpur, killed himself Tuesday. The 22-year-old was a resident of Hazaribagh district of Jharkhand.
Friday, December 24, 2010
Hiring Scandal In NIT Jamshedpur
Rajneesh Srivastava is organising a temprory faculty hiring DRAMA like he did at MANIT BHOPAL with CBI behind his back for the same scandal... God save NIT Jamshedpur
Hindustan Times article dated 24th Dec 2010 say the details..............
Hindustan Times article dated 24th Dec 2010 say the details..............
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Saturday, September 4, 2010
IIT Student death; probe pannel found Director & Acting Diector responsible
Friday , September 3 , 2010
IN TODAY'S PAPER
THE TELEGRAPH
IIT boy death from campus neglect: Panel
BASANT KUMAR MOHANTY
A picture of Rohit Kumar from an IIT Kharagpur magazine
New Delhi, Sept. 2: A panel inquiring into the death of an IIT Kharagpur student, who suffered brain injury after falling from a rickshaw, has blamed the institute hospital and pulled up Madhusudan Chakraborty, who is now the IIT Bhubaneswar director, The Telegraph has learnt.
The two-member committee has said Rohit Kumar, the third-year BTech student who died on March 22, 2009, when he was being driven to a Calcutta hospital in a non-critical-care ambulance, lost his life because of laxities in health care facilities on the campus, sources said.
Justice Malay Kumar Basu and former IIM Calcutta director Subir Chowdhury rapped Chakraborty, who was then the chairman of the hospital management committee, and said he should have been “more proactive in the administration of the hospital”.
He was also working as the CEO of the IIT Hospital when the incident happened.
Rohit Kumar’s belongings before being taken away from his hostel in March 2009 after his death
The hospital did not have expert doctors and advanced facilities to treat Rohit, the report said. There was no qualified doctor in the ambulance that was taking him to Calcutta, it added. The panel’s report will be discussed at a meeting of the board of governors of IIT Kharagpur on Saturday.
Rohit’s death had sparked protests by students, forcing Damodar Acharya to resign as institute director on “moral grounds”.
Chakraborty, who was deputy director at that time, was designated officiating director. He was later appointed director of IIT Bhubaneswar. Acharya was reinstated as IIT Kharagpur director.
Another committee that the IIT authorities had set up had absolved the hospital doctors, saying their diagnosis was correct.
Students of IIT Kharagpur, who took out a candlelight march to protest Rohit’s death, also demanded the replacement of former Supreme Court judge U.C. Banners, appointed to probe the circumstances that led to the death.
At a meeting with the chairman of the institute’s board of governors on March 27, 2010, the students said they wanted someone not linked with the institute in any way to conduct the probe. “U.C. Banerjee is at the Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law (on the campus) frequently as a guest lecturer. We want him replaced by someone who is an external personality,” said a student.
At the meeting, in which no one except the chairman of the institute — then Tata Steel MD B. Muthuraman — and the students were allowed, he apparently promised the probe would be conducted by an “outsider”. He was also quoted as saying that if Banerjee was in any way connected with the institute, steps would be taken to ensure a “fair external investigation”.
Keeping the students’ demand in mind, a new panel of Justice Basu and IIM Calcutta director Chowdhury was formed.
• IIT boy death from campus neglect: Panel •
Copyright © 2010 The Telegraph. All rights reserved.
IN TODAY'S PAPER
THE TELEGRAPH
IIT boy death from campus neglect: Panel
BASANT KUMAR MOHANTY
A picture of Rohit Kumar from an IIT Kharagpur magazine
New Delhi, Sept. 2: A panel inquiring into the death of an IIT Kharagpur student, who suffered brain injury after falling from a rickshaw, has blamed the institute hospital and pulled up Madhusudan Chakraborty, who is now the IIT Bhubaneswar director, The Telegraph has learnt.
The two-member committee has said Rohit Kumar, the third-year BTech student who died on March 22, 2009, when he was being driven to a Calcutta hospital in a non-critical-care ambulance, lost his life because of laxities in health care facilities on the campus, sources said.
Justice Malay Kumar Basu and former IIM Calcutta director Subir Chowdhury rapped Chakraborty, who was then the chairman of the hospital management committee, and said he should have been “more proactive in the administration of the hospital”.
He was also working as the CEO of the IIT Hospital when the incident happened.
Rohit Kumar’s belongings before being taken away from his hostel in March 2009 after his death
The hospital did not have expert doctors and advanced facilities to treat Rohit, the report said. There was no qualified doctor in the ambulance that was taking him to Calcutta, it added. The panel’s report will be discussed at a meeting of the board of governors of IIT Kharagpur on Saturday.
Rohit’s death had sparked protests by students, forcing Damodar Acharya to resign as institute director on “moral grounds”.
Chakraborty, who was deputy director at that time, was designated officiating director. He was later appointed director of IIT Bhubaneswar. Acharya was reinstated as IIT Kharagpur director.
Another committee that the IIT authorities had set up had absolved the hospital doctors, saying their diagnosis was correct.
Students of IIT Kharagpur, who took out a candlelight march to protest Rohit’s death, also demanded the replacement of former Supreme Court judge U.C. Banners, appointed to probe the circumstances that led to the death.
At a meeting with the chairman of the institute’s board of governors on March 27, 2010, the students said they wanted someone not linked with the institute in any way to conduct the probe. “U.C. Banerjee is at the Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law (on the campus) frequently as a guest lecturer. We want him replaced by someone who is an external personality,” said a student.
At the meeting, in which no one except the chairman of the institute — then Tata Steel MD B. Muthuraman — and the students were allowed, he apparently promised the probe would be conducted by an “outsider”. He was also quoted as saying that if Banerjee was in any way connected with the institute, steps would be taken to ensure a “fair external investigation”.
Keeping the students’ demand in mind, a new panel of Justice Basu and IIM Calcutta director Chowdhury was formed.
• IIT boy death from campus neglect: Panel •
Copyright © 2010 The Telegraph. All rights reserved.
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Wifes of NIT Employees block roads for Bus facility for their children
http://epaper.prabhatkhabar.com/epapermain.aspx?queryed=9&eddate=8%2f27%2f2010
"Ragging twist to NIT suicide case"
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JAMSHEDPUR: The National Institute of Technology (NIT) suicide case has taken an ugly turn with parents of the victim, Satyendra Singh, alleging that their son took his own life after he was ragged by his seniors at the institute.
Satyendra's parents Ramashish Prasad and Bindu Devi, who arrived at the Adityapur NIT early on Wednesday morning, has accused senior students of ragging his son that eventually resulted in his committing suicide by hanging in his hostel room.
In the FIR lodged with Adityapur police station, Prasad, a vigilance inspector in Hazaribag, alleged that the senior students used to rag his son regularly since the early days of his admission to the engineering college and that gradually led to his depression and suicide.
Police, meanwhile, said it was difficult to arrive at any conclusion now as investigation was on. Nevertheless, they have not ruled out the ragging angle either.
"Everything is under the scanner. We will hold a thorough investigation and only then something can be said. However, regarding the FIR lodged by the mother of the deceased, all I can say is that no aspect will be overlooked during the probe," said Sheetal Oraon, Seraikela Kharswan SP.
Now, with the matter in the police court, the NIT authorities have refused to speak much. "We feel sad about such an incident. However, police are looking into the matter and things will come to light at the appropriate time," said an NIT official.
On Tuesday evening, Satyendra Singh, a fresher with the MCA stream of NIT, hanged himself to death. The college administration rushed Satyendra to Tata Memorial Hospital and then, informed his parents.
The NIT on Wednesday paid tribute to Satyendra and called off college for the day. His parents have decided to take the body to Hazaribag.
JAMSHEDPUR: The National Institute of Technology (NIT) suicide case has taken an ugly turn with parents of the victim, Satyendra Singh, alleging that their son took his own life after he was ragged by his seniors at the institute.
Satyendra's parents Ramashish Prasad and Bindu Devi, who arrived at the Adityapur NIT early on Wednesday morning, has accused senior students of ragging his son that eventually resulted in his committing suicide by hanging in his hostel room.
In the FIR lodged with Adityapur police station, Prasad, a vigilance inspector in Hazaribag, alleged that the senior students used to rag his son regularly since the early days of his admission to the engineering college and that gradually led to his depression and suicide.
Police, meanwhile, said it was difficult to arrive at any conclusion now as investigation was on. Nevertheless, they have not ruled out the ragging angle either.
"Everything is under the scanner. We will hold a thorough investigation and only then something can be said. However, regarding the FIR lodged by the mother of the deceased, all I can say is that no aspect will be overlooked during the probe," said Sheetal Oraon, Seraikela Kharswan SP.
Now, with the matter in the police court, the NIT authorities have refused to speak much. "We feel sad about such an incident. However, police are looking into the matter and things will come to light at the appropriate time," said an NIT official.
On Tuesday evening, Satyendra Singh, a fresher with the MCA stream of NIT, hanged himself to death. The college administration rushed Satyendra to Tata Memorial Hospital and then, informed his parents.
The NIT on Wednesday paid tribute to Satyendra and called off college for the day. His parents have decided to take the body to Hazaribag.
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