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Why the new UGC guidelines matter? Difference lies in #equity and #equality in the recent #UGC guidelines. Institutional responses to discrimination must be grounded in Constitutional Values rather than vague assurances. It’s about accessibility, dignity, and #socialjustice in academia. #Ugc #UGCRegulations Full interview here: Jist Dr. Sanjay Paswan Dharmendra...

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