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Diwali Cheer For Delhi University Colleges: Delhi Government Disburses Rs 108 Crore Grant
The minister said previous governments either failed to release grants or delayed them, which affected both staff and students.
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Kolkata College Teacher Suspended After Sex Harassment Charge By Student
A physical education teacher has been suspended from Kolkata's Scottish Church College after a second-year student accused him of sexually harassing her by sending explicit text messages.
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"It's About Shattering Mental Barriers": Gautam Adani On Fighting Off Short Seller
Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani today shared what he called "the most profound lesson" from the attack by the short seller Hindenburg Research.
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'Best Teacher Award' To Karnataka Principal Withheld Over "Anti-Hijab" Stand
The Karnataka government has withheld its decision to give the best teacher award to a principal of a government college over his alleged anti-hijab stand during the headscarf row in the state two years ago.
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Symbiosis College Teacher In Pune Arrested For Hurting Religious Sentiments: Police
A college teacher was arrested in Pune today for allegedly making disrespectful comments about Hindu deities, police said.
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Colleges, Universities Reopen In Odisha For Final Year Students
After a gap of over nine months, colleges and universities across Odisha on Monday reopened their classrooms to students of final year undergraduate and postgraduate courses, amid strict adherence to COVID-19 guidelines, an official said. Seats were arranged in a way to ensure all social distancing
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Odisha: Dharmendra Pradhan Seeks Centre's Intervention To Safeguard Students' Interests
Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan sought the Centre's intervention to safeguard the interests of students and faculty of universities in Odisha saying amendment of law through an ordinance by the state government has stripped the academic institutions of their autonomy.
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Manipur Asks College Teachers To Seek Approval Before Airing Views On Government Policies
Several members of the Federation of Government College Teachers' Association (FEGOCTA) and All Manipur College Teacher Association (AMCTA) had been criticising the state government for its failure to implement the recommendations of the seventh pay commission.
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COVID-19 Lockdown: Schools, Colleges In Odisha To Stay Closed Till July End
Amid a spike in COVID-19 cases and reports suggesting that outbreak might peak in June, Odisha on Monday announced weekend shutdown for the month in 11 districts of the state, anticipating that people might venture out in large numbers as the Centre has eased lockdown curbs.
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Leave Is Not A Matter Of Right: Odisha Government To College Teachers
Cautioning teachers of all state-run and aided colleges against participating in any agitation by taking leave, the Odisha government has clarified that leave is not a matter of right.
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Private Doctors Allowed To Teach Medical Students As "Visiting Faculty": Health Ministry
The minister also the Board of Governors in supersession of Medical Council of India, with previous approval of Government of India, amended the Minimum Qualifications for Teachers in Medical Institutions Regulations, 1998.
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Out On Morning Walk, College Teacher Shot Dead In Bihar
A college teacher was shot dead by two people on a motorbike today in Bihar Sharif, the district headquarters town of Nalanda, the police said.
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7th Pay Commission Bonanza For Teachers In UGC Funded Universities/Colleges
The decision will benefit 7.58 lakh teachers and equivalent academic staff in the 106 Universities/Colleges which are funded by the UGC/MHRD and also 329 Universities which are funded by state governments and 12,912 government and private-aided colleges affiliated to state public universities, the government said in a statement.
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Odisha School, College Teachers Agitation Enters Fourth Day
The joint agitation of teachers demanding abolition of block grant mode of service entered fourth day today.
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Teachers Should Adapt With Changing Times: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today said teachers should adapt themselves according to the changing times in order to nurture best of the talents.
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Diwali Cheer For Delhi University Colleges: Delhi Government Disburses Rs 108 Crore Grant
The minister said previous governments either failed to release grants or delayed them, which affected both staff and students.
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Kolkata College Teacher Suspended After Sex Harassment Charge By Student
A physical education teacher has been suspended from Kolkata's Scottish Church College after a second-year student accused him of sexually harassing her by sending explicit text messages.
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"It's About Shattering Mental Barriers": Gautam Adani On Fighting Off Short Seller
Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani today shared what he called "the most profound lesson" from the attack by the short seller Hindenburg Research.
-
'Best Teacher Award' To Karnataka Principal Withheld Over "Anti-Hijab" Stand
The Karnataka government has withheld its decision to give the best teacher award to a principal of a government college over his alleged anti-hijab stand during the headscarf row in the state two years ago.
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Symbiosis College Teacher In Pune Arrested For Hurting Religious Sentiments: Police
A college teacher was arrested in Pune today for allegedly making disrespectful comments about Hindu deities, police said.
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Colleges, Universities Reopen In Odisha For Final Year Students
After a gap of over nine months, colleges and universities across Odisha on Monday reopened their classrooms to students of final year undergraduate and postgraduate courses, amid strict adherence to COVID-19 guidelines, an official said. Seats were arranged in a way to ensure all social distancing
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Odisha: Dharmendra Pradhan Seeks Centre's Intervention To Safeguard Students' Interests
Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan sought the Centre's intervention to safeguard the interests of students and faculty of universities in Odisha saying amendment of law through an ordinance by the state government has stripped the academic institutions of their autonomy.
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Manipur Asks College Teachers To Seek Approval Before Airing Views On Government Policies
Several members of the Federation of Government College Teachers' Association (FEGOCTA) and All Manipur College Teacher Association (AMCTA) had been criticising the state government for its failure to implement the recommendations of the seventh pay commission.
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COVID-19 Lockdown: Schools, Colleges In Odisha To Stay Closed Till July End
Amid a spike in COVID-19 cases and reports suggesting that outbreak might peak in June, Odisha on Monday announced weekend shutdown for the month in 11 districts of the state, anticipating that people might venture out in large numbers as the Centre has eased lockdown curbs.
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Leave Is Not A Matter Of Right: Odisha Government To College Teachers
Cautioning teachers of all state-run and aided colleges against participating in any agitation by taking leave, the Odisha government has clarified that leave is not a matter of right.
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Private Doctors Allowed To Teach Medical Students As "Visiting Faculty": Health Ministry
The minister also the Board of Governors in supersession of Medical Council of India, with previous approval of Government of India, amended the Minimum Qualifications for Teachers in Medical Institutions Regulations, 1998.
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Out On Morning Walk, College Teacher Shot Dead In Bihar
A college teacher was shot dead by two people on a motorbike today in Bihar Sharif, the district headquarters town of Nalanda, the police said.
-
7th Pay Commission Bonanza For Teachers In UGC Funded Universities/Colleges
The decision will benefit 7.58 lakh teachers and equivalent academic staff in the 106 Universities/Colleges which are funded by the UGC/MHRD and also 329 Universities which are funded by state governments and 12,912 government and private-aided colleges affiliated to state public universities, the government said in a statement.
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Odisha School, College Teachers Agitation Enters Fourth Day
The joint agitation of teachers demanding abolition of block grant mode of service entered fourth day today.
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Teachers Should Adapt With Changing Times: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today said teachers should adapt themselves according to the changing times in order to nurture best of the talents.
