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[{"data":"<p>In this current world of materialism where education became a commodity, teachers became mere employees who come to class as \"instructors\" and finish the syllabus sheet and students are clients where they 'buy' education. Objectivity spanning over everything where oneness in ideas, actions are encouraged and studying poetry just for the sake of clearing examination and where we were taught history just as a propoganda tool to shape our thoughts. University is a space where our identities are dragged down to mere ID cards and surveillance through CC cameras is seen as normal. In these spaces where they talk about acquiring skills and job oriented training, I didn't find a difference between Ameerpet coaching centres and the universities. Research is always seen as the last option and looked upon as a career taken by the so called less meritorious students, I don't think this is what we have envisioned our universities to be. Uninspiring teachers and demotivated students and the highly make-believe rankings and advertisements all over the cities, these became the norms of educational places. Critical thinking and expression are supressed and dissent is always seen as going against the rules of that University. Cultural and heritage classes are looked at a lens of history rather than some interesting insights into how the food habits of foreigners changed the way we eat, or the Marxism was boiled down as an ideology against liberalism but we never explored the romanticism in Marxism. Gandhi is just given a space in the almirah but was never taught to us. \n\nIn all this humaneless society, In my little space I found a professor who is much passionate about her subject, who encourages discussions and she is the one who brings multiple perspectives to look at a text and makes us think critically. She is the one who intellectually excites me and gives us a voice to lay down our thoughts in the class which sometimes we discuss throughout the class. Lord Byron texts are discussed in a feminist perspective by her, but she didn't curtail us to look at the same texts through various lens and also she gave us space to discuss with our peers. She is the one who gave me hope that there is something for tomorrow. If there is one teacher in my entire life that inspired me to take up research is her. Thank you for motivating us to move our dead souls walk into the heavens of knowledge. Thank you so much ma'am. And finally happy teachers day.<\/p>","type":"txt","id":1567700575879}]

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