AISYO-All India Students & Youth Organization

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Main offices at Frenchay Campus, but with offices at St Matthias, Glenside, Bower Ashton, Hartpury & Gloucester. NUS champions students to shape the future of education, and create a better world. But we can't do it without you - join in and share your opinions. Mission
• Promote, defend and extend the rights of students
• Develop and champion strong students’ unions. Company Overview
NUS’ collective power is enormous. We harness this power by creating activists and strengthening students’ unions. We develop research which influences national campaigns and policy. We are inspiring. We champion students to actively shape the future of education and forge a better world. We take on all issues affecting students. We are the voice of students. We know students. We are students. General Information
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Mission
We strive to ensure that every student at Leicester enjoys an exceptional experience. Description
The University of Leicester Students' Union is the students' union of the University of Leicester. Every student at the University of Leicester is a member of the students' union. We work to achieve the advancement of education of students at the University of Leicester by:
• Promoting the interests and welfare of students at the University of Leicester during their course of study
• Representing, supporting and advising students
• Being the recognised representative channel between students and the University of Leicester and any other external bodies
• Providing social, cultural, sporting and recreational activities
• Providing forums for discussions and debate for the personal development of its students

We are led by five elected students; supported by hundreds of part time student officers, staff and volunteers; who work full time to ensure an exceptional student experience. The Union building offers shops and bars which raise money to make sure that we're able to do all of these great things working together as students. Always Ready to Help Students and Youths in many prospectus
Like it develops leadership quality in students and youngsters of India. Helps You to Lead a Life like a Leader. KSU is the largest student organization in Kerala. KSU proposes the idea of student activism based on a Progressive Thought, Secular Vision and Democratic Action. KSU entered the center stage of student politics in Kerala with the famous "Orana Samaram", a strike for travel concessions for students in buses and boats of the state.The agitation was success, and the government had to relent to the demands of KSU. From then onwards, the growth of KSU was tremendous. KSU was only short lived as the rise of SFI (current largest student organisation in Kerala) slowly weakened it and by the late 90s it was over shadowed from the major universities of the state of Kerala.The communist Government led by E. Namboodiripad, which was the first democratically elected communist government in the world, was suspended from office in 1959 by the congress led central government. Various strikes and agitations were held by KSU against the state government and brought the educational system of the state to a halt by continuously disrupting the classes. Many of its founder leaders like A.K. Antony, Vayalar Ravi, Oommen Chandy, A.C.Jose, V.M.Sudheeran and M.R.Prasad went up the stairs of INC . It injected fresh blood into the Congress party and a whole generation of new leaders entered into the political arena, a lot of them M.P.s, M.L.A.s and even two Chief Ministers. The NSUI was formed at the national level taking inspiration from KSU in Kerala and the 'Chhatra parishad' in West Bengal. But KSU suffered some setbacks after the emergency period (1975–77) and consequent split in the Congress party. By then, factionalism in the Congress peeped into this organization also, which made it somewhat weak. And by this time its student support base in campuses had largely eroded and other student organisations had started to emerge in the horizon. The Kerala Students' Union, or KSU as it is commonly known, is the premier student organization in the state of Kerala. Right from its inception in 1957, it played a leading role in giving the student community of the state a new vision, outlook and a platform for creative academic and social interventions. Growth[edit]

KSU entered the center stage of student politics in Kerala with the famous "Orana Samaram", a strike for travel concessions for students in buses and boats owned by the state. the main reasons for this growth were the private college managements had extended their support to the KSU. They were eager to encourage the KSU against the KSF which was antimanagement in its outlook. Thus the students who were keen to please the powerful managements found an opportunity for it by supporting the KSU. Secondly, the powerful communities of Kerala like the Nairs and Christians too supported the Kerala Students Union. They felt threatened by the utterances of the radical KSF leaders who were out to destroy the managers' stronghold on the educational institutions. So the KSU could grow in the suitable climate of anticommunist feeling which was widespread during the liberation struggle. Thirdly, the newspapers of Kerala played a crucial role to suit the interests of the KSU. The KSU leaders and their statements were given the pride of place by them in these newspapers. In other words, most of the newspapers promoted the interests of the KSU. Though KSU regularly took up academic issues and put up agitations to achieve the rights of students, its effect was not restricted to the academic field alone. It is perhaps the first student movement in the country, which could overthrow a ruling state government. The communist regime of EMS was thrown out of office through the agitations and relentless efforts of KSU in alliance with minority religions in 1960. . Many of its former leaders like A.K. Antony, Vayalar Ravi, Oommen Chandy, A.C.Jose, V.M.Sudheeran, G.Karthikeyan and Ramesh Chennithala are still enjoying power. KSU injected fresh blood into the Congress party and a whole generation of new leaders entered into the political arena, a lot of them to become M.P.s, M.L.A.s and even Chief Ministers. By then, factionalism in the Congress party peeped into this organization also, which weakened KSU.There onwards KSU lost support from students and losts most university elections. Under the leadership of Shri. Rahul Gandhi as the AICC general secretary in charge of NSUI KSU conducted a full-fledged organizational election in 2009 to restore internal democracy. Kerala Students Union has recently launched its official website that provides more details about the union. The state of KSU now Since the stage of its origin,the organisation has a great role over the students of kerala