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
A Timeline of Chaos
Gayatri Kulkarni, UG21, Over the past few months, The Office of Student Life (OSL) has taken multiple, seemingly arbitrary decisions which have … Keep Reading
To the recently graduated batches…
Ashoka Alumni Association Dear newly turned alums, A very warm welcome to the Alumni Community! We know that the transition from a … Keep Reading
2019 with The Edict: Professor Raghavan on National Security, Manifestos and More
Professor Srinath Raghavan is one of the leading scholars on historical and contemporary aspects of Indian foreign policy and national security; he … Keep Reading
2019 with The Edict: Know Your Constituency, Sonipat
Pragyna Divakar, Class of 2020 On May 12, residents of Sonipat, including many students from Ashoka, will be heading to the polls … Keep Reading
Without Fear and Without Favour- Journalism in the Digital Age
By Himali Thakur, UG’ 19 The Financial Times is one of the leading financial news organisations in the world, and Lionel Barber, … Keep Reading
News on Nukes: Shivshankar Menon on the Indo-US Nuclear Deal
Ishita Chawla, UG’21 Last Tuesday, a bunch of enthusiastic (and hungry) Ashokans skipped their lunch hour to engage in discussion with Indian … Keep Reading
Ashoka Premier League Results
Avneesh Garimella, Class of 2019 This weekend witnessed the close of the 4th edition of the Ashoka Premier League. Grander than ever, … Keep Reading
UBUNTU 2019 CELEBRATES CULTURE AND DIVERSITY
Clinton Manoti, Class of 2020 Ubuntu 2019, the Indo-International cultural exchange festival, organized by the AUISA in collaboration with the The Cultural Ministry took … Keep Reading