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JNU Teachers’ Association Asks Education Ministry To Appoint Full-Time Vice-Chancellor
The JNUTA urged the Ministry of Education to appoint a full-time Vice-Chancellor for JNU.
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JNU To Hold Admissions Through CUET From 22-23; Teachers', Students' Unions Oppose
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.
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JNU Teachers' Association Observes Day-Long Hunger Strike Over Fee Hike
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers' Association (JNUTA) observed a day-long hunger strike to highlight its concerns about the crisis in the university over hostel fee hike and demanded immediate resolution before "irreparable damage" is done to the interests of students.
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JNU Teachers' Association Meets Education Ministry Panel Over Fee Hike
The JNU Teachers' Association (JNUTA) met the HRD Ministry-appointed high-powered committee on Thursday and demanded complete roll- back of the hiked hostel fee and removal of the university vice-chancellor.
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Court Stays JNU Inquiry Against Teachers For Participating In Protest
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday stayed the inquiry initiated by Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) against its 45 faculty members for allegedly participating in a protest march in July last year.
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JNU's New Admission Policy: JNUTA, Students To March Today
Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers Association (JNUTA) has called for a united march of teachers, students, karmacharis, officers and alumni on today to parliament 'in defence of JNU's socially-just admission policy'. JNU is facing protests in the forms of hunger strikes and sit ins for some time after the university administration decided to go ...
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JNU Row: Teachers' Association Seeks Removal Of University's Official
JNU teachers' association has demanded removal of the university's Registrar Bhupinder Zutshi alleging he has continued to feed the "campaign of maligning" the prestigious institution.
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JNU Teachers’ Association Asks Education Ministry To Appoint Full-Time Vice-Chancellor
The JNUTA urged the Ministry of Education to appoint a full-time Vice-Chancellor for JNU.
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JNU To Hold Admissions Through CUET From 22-23; Teachers', Students' Unions Oppose
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.
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JNU Teachers' Association Observes Day-Long Hunger Strike Over Fee Hike
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers' Association (JNUTA) observed a day-long hunger strike to highlight its concerns about the crisis in the university over hostel fee hike and demanded immediate resolution before "irreparable damage" is done to the interests of students.
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JNU Teachers' Association Meets Education Ministry Panel Over Fee Hike
The JNU Teachers' Association (JNUTA) met the HRD Ministry-appointed high-powered committee on Thursday and demanded complete roll- back of the hiked hostel fee and removal of the university vice-chancellor.
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Court Stays JNU Inquiry Against Teachers For Participating In Protest
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday stayed the inquiry initiated by Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) against its 45 faculty members for allegedly participating in a protest march in July last year.
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JNU's New Admission Policy: JNUTA, Students To March Today
Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers Association (JNUTA) has called for a united march of teachers, students, karmacharis, officers and alumni on today to parliament 'in defence of JNU's socially-just admission policy'. JNU is facing protests in the forms of hunger strikes and sit ins for some time after the university administration decided to go ...
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JNU Row: Teachers' Association Seeks Removal Of University's Official
JNU teachers' association has demanded removal of the university's Registrar Bhupinder Zutshi alleging he has continued to feed the "campaign of maligning" the prestigious institution.
