Reading List and Its Discontents
By Diya Sood, UG ’23 Reading lists are an essential academic function of the study of disciplines in an institutional framework like … Keep Reading
O-Week Workshops Not Enough for Sexual Harassment Awareness: Edict Survey Reports
By Anushree Pratap (UG ‘23) and Ishita Ahuja (UG ‘23) A survey conducted from August 6 to 9 by The Edict on … Keep Reading
Pratap Bhanu Mehta Resigns, Paving The Way For A New Plot
By Edict News Staff A source, who wishes to remain anonymous, told The Edict that the resignation of Professor Pratap Bhanu Mehta … Keep Reading
Formerly a Prakrit Candidate, Abhay Hari to Lead AUEC with a Close Eye for Optics
On 21st November, it was announced that Abhay Hari will be our next Chief Election Officer, and the Edict’s co-editor-in-chief Aritro Sarkar … Keep Reading
Coerced Resignation Of Workers By Ashoka Administration
Saadia Peerzada, UG 22 As India went into lockdown, the Ashoka University campus started functioning at a fraction of its capacity. Proportionally, … Keep Reading
Can Ashoka Build Academic Bridges Online?
Sriramya Ghanta, UG 21 The Academic Bridge programme is designed by the Office of Admissions and the Office of Student Affairs to … Keep Reading
The Presidential Debate – As it Happened
Anjana Ashok, UG 22 The long-awaited Presidential Debate took place on February 10th, 2020, at 9 PM in Dr Reddy’s Auditorium. It … Keep Reading
Parties and Independents Battle it Out at the Candidates Debate
Riddhi Verma, UG 22 Politics took many forms on the night of 6th February. The debate started off with the most striking … Keep Reading
In Conversation with the AUEC: Reforming Campus Politics
Riddhi Verma, UG 22 With the upcoming referendum, the election commission wishes to ask the student body two main questions about democracy: … Keep Reading
An Afternoon with Dr Quraishi, The Former Chief Election Commissioner
Anjana Ashok, UG22 On October 30th, the Ashoka Distinguished Policy Speaker Series hosted a talk with Dr S. Y. Quraishi, Former Chief … Keep Reading