A visionary Vice-Chancellor's tenure is coming to an end. This VC never used the university car nor sat on his official chair. He kept the doors of his office open, especially on Monday, for anyone to walk in. Talking about never facing opposition and refusing to have security, Sopory said, "I was clear in my mind. The day I will not be able to walk from office to my residence or to any other part of the campus I will not stay as VC. What is a point if a VC cannot walk in his campus?" Read the full story: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/JNUs-outgoing-VC-took-up-rights-of-the-disabled/articleshow/50645718.cms
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