Uproar over scrapping of Gandhi Jayanti off in univs
The Morning Standard|October 03, 2024
THE decision to scrap the holiday on Gandhi Jayanti in universities across Rajasthan has ignited a major controversy.
RAJESH ASNANI

Though the decision stems from a revised holiday calendar issued by the Governor of Rajasthan in July, Rajasthan University, the state's largest university, took a significant step yesterday by issuing a special order canceling the holiday on October 2.

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