Prime Time With Ravish Kumar, Dec 04, 2019 | Kashmir's Internet Ban; DU Teachers Hold Protests

On Prime Time today, a special report by NDTV's Nazir Masoodi on how the ban on internet in Jammu and Kashmir has severely crippled journalists from doing their job. The only place where journalists can access the internet is at the Srinagar Media Facilitation Centre and here too they have to wait hours for their turn and get to use a computer for 15 minutes a day. Also on today's show we take a look at why Delhi University's ad-hoc teachers have been holding protests. Some of the teachers speak to our correspondent Saurabh Shukla about their woes. They demand withdrawal of the circular mandating appointment of guest teachers on permanent basis for vacancies in the current academic session. (Audio in Hindi)

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