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Aligarh Teacher's Killers Kept Shooting Him In The Head Even After He Died
Two days after a teacher was shot dead on the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) campus in Uttar Pradesh, CCTV footage of the incident has surfaced.
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"You'll Know Me Now": Gunman Told Aligarh Teacher Before Shooting Him In Head
A school teacher was shot dead by two bike-born gunmen Wednesday at the Aligarh Muslim University campus in Uttar Pradesh.
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Teacher Charged For Making "Abusive" Remarks On Yogi Adityanath, PM Modi
A guest faculty at Aligarh Muslim University was booked over remarks on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, police on Friday said.
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Aligarh Muslim University Teachers' Association Polls To Be Held After 3 Years
The Aligarh Muslim University Teachers' Association election will be held in June, three years after the term of previous office-bearers ended.
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Aligarh Muslim University Issues COVID Guidelines; 50 Per Cent Staff To Attend Office
The guideline further stated that all heads of the departments/offices of the university are requested to depute minimum staff to facilitate the teachers, who want to avail the facility of the department for examination purposes.
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AMU Vice-Chancellor Requests Employees, Families To Get Vaccinated
The Vice-Chancellor of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) Prof Tariq Mansoor has requested the the employees and their families to get vaccinated against COVID-19 virus. This comes after 34 COVID-19-related deaths were reported among AMU teachers and staff members.
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"Send Central Team To Fight Covid Variant At AMU": MP Danish Ali To PM
In the wake of deaths among Aligarg Muslim University teachers, staffers due to COVID-19 and Covid-like symptoms, Lok Sabha MP Danish Ali on Wednesday urged PM Modi to send a central team to the varsity to help fight the "virus variant".
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Alarmed By Teachers’ Deaths, AMU VC Asks ICMR To Study If COVID ‘Variant’ Responsible
After 34 deaths among teachers and retired colleagues due to COVID and COVID-like symptoms, the AMU vice-chancellor wrote to the ICMR on Sunday, urging it to study if a particular coronavirus variant is circulating around the campus.
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AMU Seeks President's Intervention To Mitigate Its Financial Crisis
In a letter to the President, AMU Teachers Association on Saturday sought to draw his attention to the fact that thousands of university pensioners have "received only half of their pension money this month causing severe financial crisis and hardships to them".
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AMU To Pay Rs 1000 To Teachers Involved In Conducting Online Examinations Starting August 5
AMU has decided to pay Rs.1000 to each teacher who will be involved in conducting online examinations for the current academic session, during the pandemic, to cover mobile telephone and internet expenses.
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After JNU Attack, Student Protests Flare Up Across The Country
Hours after masked assailants went onrampage on the Jawaharlal Nehru University campus on Sunday, thousands of students across the country rose in spontaneous protest against what they claimed was a brutal crackdown on dissenting voices.
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AMU Teachers Take Out Silent March Protesting Citizenship Amendment Act
Several teachers of the Aligarh Muslim University held silent march opposing the Citizenship (Amendment) Act on Thursday, days after the institute witnessed police crackdown against its students who were agitating against the new legislation.
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AMU Malappuram Centre Students Take Part In Kerala Flood Relief Campaign
On 26 August 2018, a group of 25 students, teachers and non-teaching staffs of the Centre cleaned 35 houses in Mattekkad colony, Kalamassery, Ernakulam district, where the river Periyar's fury caused havoc.
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UGC Autonomy Move To Hurt Weaker Sections Of Society: AMU Teachers Association
The association said the granting of financial autonomy to universities including AMU made by the Central Government is a calculative move towards the privatisation of higher education.
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AMUTA Welcomes CBI Enquiry Into The Complaints Against Vice Chancellor
Aligarh Muslim University Teachers Association (AMUTA), welcomed the government's action of sending a CBI team to enquire into the complaints made against the Vice Chancellor.
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Aligarh Teacher's Killers Kept Shooting Him In The Head Even After He Died
Two days after a teacher was shot dead on the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) campus in Uttar Pradesh, CCTV footage of the incident has surfaced.
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"You'll Know Me Now": Gunman Told Aligarh Teacher Before Shooting Him In Head
A school teacher was shot dead by two bike-born gunmen Wednesday at the Aligarh Muslim University campus in Uttar Pradesh.
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Teacher Charged For Making "Abusive" Remarks On Yogi Adityanath, PM Modi
A guest faculty at Aligarh Muslim University was booked over remarks on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, police on Friday said.
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Aligarh Muslim University Teachers' Association Polls To Be Held After 3 Years
The Aligarh Muslim University Teachers' Association election will be held in June, three years after the term of previous office-bearers ended.
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Aligarh Muslim University Issues COVID Guidelines; 50 Per Cent Staff To Attend Office
The guideline further stated that all heads of the departments/offices of the university are requested to depute minimum staff to facilitate the teachers, who want to avail the facility of the department for examination purposes.
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AMU Vice-Chancellor Requests Employees, Families To Get Vaccinated
The Vice-Chancellor of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) Prof Tariq Mansoor has requested the the employees and their families to get vaccinated against COVID-19 virus. This comes after 34 COVID-19-related deaths were reported among AMU teachers and staff members.
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"Send Central Team To Fight Covid Variant At AMU": MP Danish Ali To PM
In the wake of deaths among Aligarg Muslim University teachers, staffers due to COVID-19 and Covid-like symptoms, Lok Sabha MP Danish Ali on Wednesday urged PM Modi to send a central team to the varsity to help fight the "virus variant".
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Alarmed By Teachers’ Deaths, AMU VC Asks ICMR To Study If COVID ‘Variant’ Responsible
After 34 deaths among teachers and retired colleagues due to COVID and COVID-like symptoms, the AMU vice-chancellor wrote to the ICMR on Sunday, urging it to study if a particular coronavirus variant is circulating around the campus.
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AMU Seeks President's Intervention To Mitigate Its Financial Crisis
In a letter to the President, AMU Teachers Association on Saturday sought to draw his attention to the fact that thousands of university pensioners have "received only half of their pension money this month causing severe financial crisis and hardships to them".
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AMU To Pay Rs 1000 To Teachers Involved In Conducting Online Examinations Starting August 5
AMU has decided to pay Rs.1000 to each teacher who will be involved in conducting online examinations for the current academic session, during the pandemic, to cover mobile telephone and internet expenses.
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After JNU Attack, Student Protests Flare Up Across The Country
Hours after masked assailants went onrampage on the Jawaharlal Nehru University campus on Sunday, thousands of students across the country rose in spontaneous protest against what they claimed was a brutal crackdown on dissenting voices.
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AMU Teachers Take Out Silent March Protesting Citizenship Amendment Act
Several teachers of the Aligarh Muslim University held silent march opposing the Citizenship (Amendment) Act on Thursday, days after the institute witnessed police crackdown against its students who were agitating against the new legislation.
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AMU Malappuram Centre Students Take Part In Kerala Flood Relief Campaign
On 26 August 2018, a group of 25 students, teachers and non-teaching staffs of the Centre cleaned 35 houses in Mattekkad colony, Kalamassery, Ernakulam district, where the river Periyar's fury caused havoc.
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UGC Autonomy Move To Hurt Weaker Sections Of Society: AMU Teachers Association
The association said the granting of financial autonomy to universities including AMU made by the Central Government is a calculative move towards the privatisation of higher education.
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AMUTA Welcomes CBI Enquiry Into The Complaints Against Vice Chancellor
Aligarh Muslim University Teachers Association (AMUTA), welcomed the government's action of sending a CBI team to enquire into the complaints made against the Vice Chancellor.
