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ICC received a written complaint against Sahadeb Sarkar and recommended that he be removed from the director's post to ensure a &ldquo;free and fair inquiry.&rdquo;

IIM Calcutta removes director over sexual harassment claim, announces replacement 

ICC received a written complaint against Sahadeb Sarkar and recommended that he be removed from the director's post to ensure a “free and fair inquiry.”

ICC received a written complaint against Sahadeb Sarkar and recommended that he be removed from the director's post to ensure a &ldquo;free and fair inquiry.&rdquo;

IIM (Calcutta) has removed its director-in-charge Sahadeb Sarkar to ensure a fair inquiry into a sexual harassment complaint received against him. Senior faculty member Professor Saibal Chattopadhyay will replace him as the chief of the premier B school.
In a statement, IIM-C said on Tuesday that Chattopadhyay has been appointed by the Board of Governors (BoG) with immediate effect.
The statement said the change was effected in the wake of the receipt of a written complaint &ldquo;against the earlier director-in-charge and recommending to BoG for his removal during an inquiry.&rdquo; The Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) of the institute has received a written complaint against the person concerned and recommended that he be removed from the said post to ensure a &ldquo;free and fair inquiry&rdquo;, while asserting it should not in a manner be a reflection about the merits/demerits of the allegations.
The measure was required for the ICC to ensure that impartiality is maintained and the inquiry is duly compliant with the principles of natural justice, it said.
The BoG held a meeting on January 6 and accepted the recommendation of the ICC that the concerned person shall not continue in office and shall be removed from the post.
In line with the extant law, the next senior-most faculty member Professor Saibal Chattopadhyay was appointed as the director-in-charge with immediate effect, the statement said.
Chattopadhyay&rsquo;s predecessor stepped down three days back.

The course has been designed by the Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation, a division of the Ministry of External Affairs.

Taliban officials attending IIM's 'India Immersion' course designed by Indian govt: reports

The course has been designed by the Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation, a division of the Ministry of External Affairs.

An 'India Immersion' online course being offered by the Indian government through IIM Kozhikode is being attended by officials of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, according to a report in The Indian Express.
The course has been designed by the Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation, a division of the Ministry of External Affairs. Officials from Thailand and Malaysia are also expected to attend the program.
India has reopened its embassy in Kabul, but has not recognised the Taliban government yet.
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A group of students and faculty members from the Indian Institutes of Management in Bengaluru and Ahmedabad flagged hate speech and attacks on minorities in a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday.
The letter, mailed to the Prime Minister’s Office, stated that PM's silence 'emboldens' voices of hate and urged him to steer the country away from forces that seek to divide the nation.
The letter has 183 signatories, including 13 faculty members of IIM Bangalore and three of IIM Ahmedabad.
Prateek Raj, one of the five faculties of IIM Bangalore who drafted the letter, said that they took the initiative after realising that silence was not an option any more.
If voices of hate are loud, voices of reason should be louder, he added.
The letter comes in the wake of recent remarks about Muslims and Christians by BJP MP Tejasvi Surya and the dharma sansads or religious parliaments in Haridwar and Raipur where inflammatory and derogatory remarks were made by Hindu religious leaders.

'Silence not an option any more': faculty, students of IIMs on hate speeches

'Silence not an option any more': faculty, students of IIMs to PM Modi on hate speeches

IIM&nbsp;faculty, students write to PM Modi&nbsp;on hate speeches
'Your silence emboldens voices of hate'
Steer the nation away from divisive forces, the letter urges PM
Letter comes in the wake of inflammatory dharma&nbsp;sansads

The letter, mailed to the Prime Minister&rsquo;s Office, stated that PM's silence 'emboldens' voices of hate and urged him to steer the country away from forces that seek to divide the nation

A group of students and faculty members from the Indian Institutes of Management in Bengaluru and Ahmedabad flagged hate speech and attacks on minorities in a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday.
The letter, mailed to the Prime Minister&rsquo;s Office, stated that PM's silence 'emboldens' voices of hate and urged him to steer the country away from forces that seek to divide the nation.
The letter has 183 signatories, including 13 faculty members of IIM Bangalore and three of IIM Ahmedabad.
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Prateek Raj, one of the five faculties of IIM Bangalore who drafted the letter, said that they took the initiative after realising that silence was not an option any more.
If voices of hate are loud, voices of reason should be louder, he added.
The letter comes in the wake of recent remarks about Muslims and Christians by BJP MP Tejasvi Surya&nbsp;and the dharma&nbsp;sansads or religious parliaments in Haridwar and Raipur where inflammatory and derogatory remarks were made by Hindu religious leaders.

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