Delhi Teachers

They said a PCR call regarding a female student being molested inside JNU was received at the Vasant Kunj North Police Station at around 12.45 am on Tuesday.

JNU CUET: The decision was "overwhelmingly endorsed" by the members of Academic Council at its meeting, according to a statement issued by Jayant K Tripathi, the Director of Admissions.

In a note, the university said the decision to adopt CUCET was “overwhelmingly endorsed” in the meeting. The JNU Teachers’ association, however, says otherwise.

JNU teachers association condemned the decision saying, "The Vice Chancellor selectively orchestrated the discussion on the CUCET which was sent as an additional agenda item on Jan 10, 2022, by stating that decision on the matter had already been taken in the 157th meeting of the academic council."

An online emergent meeting of the DUTA executive was held on Monday to discuss the issue of fund cut resulting into non-payment of salaries and other allowances to employees of these 12 colleges, it said in a statement.

The university will offer teacher education programmes such as BA-BEd and BSc-BEd to create a new generation of teachers

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Monday introduced a bill for Delhi Teachers University on the first day of the two-day session of the Delhi Assembly.

Delhi Government will set up Delhi Teachers University on 12 acres of land and students will be able to apply for admission from 2022 itself.

The education department is working on bringing in the best teachers who have worked with foreign universities and will groom teachers in Delhi with the help of global best practices, Sisodia said

The teacher bodies stated that what was approved in the academic council is different from what was sent to colleges for feedback. The two new proposed alternatives of course structure have reduced the total number of credits in three years honours courses.

The demand comes in the backdrop of allegations by students and teachers that there were anomalies in the process of admission to PhD programmes of the university, in particular, the discrimination faced by students belonging to marginalised sections.

Delhi government has decided to increase the salary of guest teachers after receiving requests from a delegation of “Dilli Atithi Shikshak Sangh”.

Over 3,900 teaching posts are vacant in constituent colleges of the University of Delhi and over 3000 teachers are presently working on an ad-hoc basis against those vacant posts, the Rajya Sabha was informed on Wednesday.

The Delhi University on Monday issued an official notification saying it will hold entrance tests for admission to undergraduate courses from next year. The move was criticised by the Left-affiliated teachers' body Democratic Teachers' Front (DTF).

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday informed that the city Cabinet has approved the ‘Delhi Teachers’ University. The bill to establish the university will be presented in the next assembly session, he said.

They said a PCR call regarding a female student being molested inside JNU was received at the Vasant Kunj North Police Station at around 12.45 am on Tuesday.

JNU CUET: The decision was "overwhelmingly endorsed" by the members of Academic Council at its meeting, according to a statement issued by Jayant K Tripathi, the Director of Admissions.

In a note, the university said the decision to adopt CUCET was “overwhelmingly endorsed” in the meeting. The JNU Teachers’ association, however, says otherwise.

JNU teachers association condemned the decision saying, "The Vice Chancellor selectively orchestrated the discussion on the CUCET which was sent as an additional agenda item on Jan 10, 2022, by stating that decision on the matter had already been taken in the 157th meeting of the academic council."

An online emergent meeting of the DUTA executive was held on Monday to discuss the issue of fund cut resulting into non-payment of salaries and other allowances to employees of these 12 colleges, it said in a statement.

The university will offer teacher education programmes such as BA-BEd and BSc-BEd to create a new generation of teachers

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Monday introduced a bill for Delhi Teachers University on the first day of the two-day session of the Delhi Assembly.

Delhi Government will set up Delhi Teachers University on 12 acres of land and students will be able to apply for admission from 2022 itself.

The education department is working on bringing in the best teachers who have worked with foreign universities and will groom teachers in Delhi with the help of global best practices, Sisodia said

The teacher bodies stated that what was approved in the academic council is different from what was sent to colleges for feedback. The two new proposed alternatives of course structure have reduced the total number of credits in three years honours courses.

The demand comes in the backdrop of allegations by students and teachers that there were anomalies in the process of admission to PhD programmes of the university, in particular, the discrimination faced by students belonging to marginalised sections.

Delhi government has decided to increase the salary of guest teachers after receiving requests from a delegation of “Dilli Atithi Shikshak Sangh”.

Over 3,900 teaching posts are vacant in constituent colleges of the University of Delhi and over 3000 teachers are presently working on an ad-hoc basis against those vacant posts, the Rajya Sabha was informed on Wednesday.

The Delhi University on Monday issued an official notification saying it will hold entrance tests for admission to undergraduate courses from next year. The move was criticised by the Left-affiliated teachers' body Democratic Teachers' Front (DTF).

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday informed that the city Cabinet has approved the ‘Delhi Teachers’ University. The bill to establish the university will be presented in the next assembly session, he said.