The NSUI is the National Students' Union of India, an association which aims to organize students across universities in India. Over the years, student unions have played a crucial role in shaping democracy by mobilizing large numbers of students who use their collective voice as leverage to press demands and influence policy making. Over 40 lakh people are members of the National Students' Union of India (NSUI), and there are about 15,000 colleges. Neeraj Kundan serves as the president of the National Students' Union of India. NSUI seeks to uphold the rights of the student body and develop the next generation of leaders.
The importance of students in the struggle has already been shown by our country's freedom movement. In 1954, Atulya Ghosh and Bidhan Chandra Ray founded the "West Bengal Chhatra Parishad" to include students in the construction of modern India. Vayalar Ravi is advancing the same cause in Kerala by establishing the "Kerala Students' Union." Smt. Indira Gandhi Ji, the Hon'ble Former Prime Minister, founded the National Students' Union of India in 1971 by combining KSU and WBCP after realizing the significant role the student community had played in fostering nationalism through the promotion of human rights, the empowerment of women, the preservation of democratic spaces, social justice, and freedom of speech.
The National Students' Union of India strives to protect
the rights of the student body while developing the next
generation of leaders. Additionally, NSUI seeks to develop
a sense of nationalism in Indian youth while shaping them
into aware citizens.
The core values of NSUI are-
Nationalism
Inclusive Development
Social Justice
Democracy
Secularism
It is divided into four levels. Members are organised at
the ground level through educational institutions where
they are enrolled. The Electoral College elects officials
at the district and state levels (office bearers at the
college level). Secret ballot elections are held at the
college, district, and state levels to create committees.
National office bearers are chosen from a pool of elected
officials. The NSUI National Executive Committee is made
up of NOBs and State Presidents. It is the organization's
primary administrative body. At the national level, the
NSUI has the following administrative structures-
National Office Bearers
Central Election Authority (CEA)
Social Media Team
College beneficiaries are arranged according to the
organizational institutes to which they belong at the most
fundamental level of the NSUI system. Additionally, the
college level office holders appoint the district or state
level office holders. At the state, district, and college
levels, committees are selected in an anonymous manner. A
committee of distinguished state residents elects the
national-level bearers, while the district elects the
bearers.
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