CULTURES OF SOUTH ASIA BROUGHT ALIVE ON INTERNATIONAL MOTHER LANGUAGE DAY

New Delhi: Students of South Asian University celebrated International Mother Language Day at the Chanakyapuri Campus here with much fanfare. Cultural shows of all hues, sounds and literally ‘languages’ were the main highlights of the evening. Following the proclamation by UNESCO in 1999, International Mother Language Day has been observed every year on 21 February …

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MISUSE OF POLITICAL POSITIONS TO COMMIT ECONOMIC CRIMES MUST BE PUNISHED

New Delhi: Iceland’s Minister of the Interior, Ogmundur Jonassan said politicians misusing power to commit economic crimes must be punished. He was delivering a lecture – Iceland’s place in a changing world: justice, equity and the rule of law” – at a seminar organised by the Faculty of Legal Studies, South Asian University in New …

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MEDIA’S CRUCIAL ROLE IN TODAY’S SOUTH ASIA DISSECTED BY MEDIA EXPERTS

New Delhi: A panel discussion on Mass Media in South Asia was held at South Asian University today. The panellists brought in the issues surrounding contemporary media practice, challenges and scholarship the in the region. The panellists include Prof. Stephen McDowell from Florida State University and Biswajit Das from the Centre of Culture, Media and …

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Today’s Event

Faculty of Economics is organising a seminar on the topic INCLUSIVE GROWTH IN BANGLADESH. The guest speaker will be Rizwanul Islam, former Special Advisor – ILO. It is happening at the Mezannine Floor Hall, South Asian University, New Delhi at 16:00 hours. Everyone is invited.

In the Media – SAU Student Md. Shariful Islam’s think-piece on The Financial Express, Dhaka

Creativity and critical thinking in our education Published : Tuesday, 12 February 2013 Today’s young generation is the policy makers, leaders, and above all the future drivers of tomorrow. But if this generation of a country do not get proper education, then what is the future of that country? Unfortunately, this year, 55 percent GPA …

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