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TISS denies permission to ex-professor to speak at event; students allege bias

The Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Mumbai, on Friday denied permission to a former professor to chair an event hosted by students citing that she did

Published on: Jan 26, 2020, 00:14:35 IST
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The Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Mumbai, on Friday denied permission to a former professor to chair an event hosted by students citing that she did not have any academic publications on the theme of the event — Idea of India. However, organising committee said the permission was denied as the professor has been vocal against the amended citizenship act.

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TISS students organised the second edition of Bhagat Singh Memorial Lecture on Friday where former TISS professor Tejal Kanitkar was set to chair the discussion on Idea of India.

Just hours before the event, TISS denied permission to Kanitkar to speak at the event. Kanitkar has taught at TISS for a decade and was a part of the Centre for Climate Change and Sustainability Studies until two months ago.“I was asked to chair the event and I had said yes. Just an hour before the event, I was informed that I didn’t have the permission to speak. I don’t know what prompted the institute to take such a decision,” Kanitkar told HT.

TISS administration did not respond to calls or messages.

 
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