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Demand To Include Elected Teachers' Representatives In Delhi University Panel
Several members of Delhi University's executive and academic councils and teachers' association DUTA on Monday wrote to Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh.
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Delhi University Teachers' Association Threatens To Intensify Stir Over Funds
The DUTA has threatened to intensify its protest against the Delhi government over non-release of funds to 12 varsity colleges funded by it.
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Delhi Government Intimidating Principals, Staff Of The 12 Colleges Funded By It: DUTA
The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) on Monday accused the city government of “using strong arm tactics” to “intimidate” principals and staff of the 12 colleges funded by it.
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DU Teachers' Association Holds Protest Against Implementation Of NEP 2020
The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) on Tuesday held a protest against the implementation of the New Education Policy in the varsity.
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Delhi University: DUTA Requests For Alternative Mode Of Evaluation For Final-Semester Students
The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) urged the varsity administration to extend the alternative mode of assessment to the students of terminal semesters amid the second wave of the coronavirus infection.
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“Cancel Exams, Suspend Classes”: Delhi University Teachers To VC
In a letter addressed to DU Vice-Chancellor Professor Rajib Ray, President, Delhi University Teachers’ Association (DUTA) and Prof Rajinder Singh, Secretary, DUTA said teachers and students are not mentally and physically prepared to continue teaching-learning.
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DUTA Organises Outreach Programme To Create Awareness About 12 Delhi Government-Funded Colleges
The association said a similar public outreach programme is scheduled to be held in Patparganj on April 9 at Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia's assembly constituency.
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DUTA Organises Outreach Programme To Create Awareness About 12 Delhi Government-Funded DU Colleges
DUTA has been protesting since earlier this month over a number of issues, including appointment of senior administrative officers to the 12 colleges and a 'Pattern of Assistance' document which it alleged would "inevitably lead to dismemberment of these colleges from DU".
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Delhi Government Releasing Rs 28.24 Crores For Salaries Of DU Colleges' Staff
The Delhi government is releasing funds amounting to Rs 28.24 Crore for salaries of the staff of Delhi University colleges funded by it, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Tuesday.
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DU Teachers Go On Strike Over Non-Payment Of Salaries
The call for a university "shutdown" was given by the Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) on Tuesday as many employees of 12 DU colleges, that are fully funded by the Delhi government, alleged they had not received salaries and other dues for over six months.
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Delhi University Appoints Interim Vice-Chancellor
Prof. PC Joshi has taken over the charge of Delhi University interim Vice-Chancellor as the tenure of outgoing VC Prof Yogesh Kumar Tyagi ended on March 9.
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AAP Teacher Association To Fight DU Polls
AAP MP Sushil Gupta said just the way the Kejriwal government had made "significant improvements" inside government schools, the party wanted to make similar qualitative changes in Delhi University.
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DU Examination 2020-21: University Extends Deadline For Uploading Internal Assessment Marks
The Delhi University (DU) has extended the deadline till 5 pm on January 1 to upload internal assessment marks.
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DU Salary Row: Plea Claims Staff Not Paid For 5 Months; High Court Seeks AAP's Reply
The Delhi High Court has sought the AAP government and Delhi University's responses on a plea which has claimed that for the last five months salaries and other emoluments of serving teaching and non-teaching staff have not been paid by their respective colleges.
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Huge Misappropriation Of Funds In Audit Of 6 DU Colleges: Manish Sisodia
Huge misappropriation of funds has been found in the audit of six Delhi University colleges who are not paying salaries to their staff citing lack of funds, Delhi Education Minister Manish Sisodia said on Wednesday.
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Demand To Include Elected Teachers' Representatives In Delhi University Panel
Several members of Delhi University's executive and academic councils and teachers' association DUTA on Monday wrote to Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh.
-
Delhi University Teachers' Association Threatens To Intensify Stir Over Funds
The DUTA has threatened to intensify its protest against the Delhi government over non-release of funds to 12 varsity colleges funded by it.
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Delhi Government Intimidating Principals, Staff Of The 12 Colleges Funded By It: DUTA
The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) on Monday accused the city government of “using strong arm tactics” to “intimidate” principals and staff of the 12 colleges funded by it.
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DU Teachers' Association Holds Protest Against Implementation Of NEP 2020
The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) on Tuesday held a protest against the implementation of the New Education Policy in the varsity.
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Delhi University: DUTA Requests For Alternative Mode Of Evaluation For Final-Semester Students
The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) urged the varsity administration to extend the alternative mode of assessment to the students of terminal semesters amid the second wave of the coronavirus infection.
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“Cancel Exams, Suspend Classes”: Delhi University Teachers To VC
In a letter addressed to DU Vice-Chancellor Professor Rajib Ray, President, Delhi University Teachers’ Association (DUTA) and Prof Rajinder Singh, Secretary, DUTA said teachers and students are not mentally and physically prepared to continue teaching-learning.
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DUTA Organises Outreach Programme To Create Awareness About 12 Delhi Government-Funded Colleges
The association said a similar public outreach programme is scheduled to be held in Patparganj on April 9 at Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia's assembly constituency.
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DUTA Organises Outreach Programme To Create Awareness About 12 Delhi Government-Funded DU Colleges
DUTA has been protesting since earlier this month over a number of issues, including appointment of senior administrative officers to the 12 colleges and a 'Pattern of Assistance' document which it alleged would "inevitably lead to dismemberment of these colleges from DU".
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Delhi Government Releasing Rs 28.24 Crores For Salaries Of DU Colleges' Staff
The Delhi government is releasing funds amounting to Rs 28.24 Crore for salaries of the staff of Delhi University colleges funded by it, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Tuesday.
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DU Teachers Go On Strike Over Non-Payment Of Salaries
The call for a university "shutdown" was given by the Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) on Tuesday as many employees of 12 DU colleges, that are fully funded by the Delhi government, alleged they had not received salaries and other dues for over six months.
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Delhi University Appoints Interim Vice-Chancellor
Prof. PC Joshi has taken over the charge of Delhi University interim Vice-Chancellor as the tenure of outgoing VC Prof Yogesh Kumar Tyagi ended on March 9.
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AAP Teacher Association To Fight DU Polls
AAP MP Sushil Gupta said just the way the Kejriwal government had made "significant improvements" inside government schools, the party wanted to make similar qualitative changes in Delhi University.
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DU Examination 2020-21: University Extends Deadline For Uploading Internal Assessment Marks
The Delhi University (DU) has extended the deadline till 5 pm on January 1 to upload internal assessment marks.
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DU Salary Row: Plea Claims Staff Not Paid For 5 Months; High Court Seeks AAP's Reply
The Delhi High Court has sought the AAP government and Delhi University's responses on a plea which has claimed that for the last five months salaries and other emoluments of serving teaching and non-teaching staff have not been paid by their respective colleges.
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Huge Misappropriation Of Funds In Audit Of 6 DU Colleges: Manish Sisodia
Huge misappropriation of funds has been found in the audit of six Delhi University colleges who are not paying salaries to their staff citing lack of funds, Delhi Education Minister Manish Sisodia said on Wednesday.
