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JNUTA Demands 'Immediate Reversal' Of Government Decision To Withdraw Fellowship For Minority Students
Last week, in a written reply in the Lok Sabha, Minority Affairs Minister Smriti Irani announced the decision to discontinue the Maulana Azad National Fellowship from the 2022-23 academic session, saying it overlapped with various other fellowship schemes for higher education.
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JNU Teachers' Association Expresses Dismay Over Scrapping Of Maulana Azad Fellowship
In a written reply in Lok Sabha, Minority Affairs Minister Smriti Irani had said the government provided fellowship for higher education through various schemes, including the Maulana Azad National Fellowship, implemented by different ministries or departments.
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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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JNUTA Opposes Adoption Of CUCET For Admissions From 2022
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."
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JNU Teachers Association Demands Better Guidelines For Evaluating Candidates
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.
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"Armchair Critics": JNU Chief Slams Teachers Alleging Lack Of Discussion In Meetings
Jawaharlal Nehru University vice-chancellor M Jagadesh Kumar on Friday dubbed a section of teachers "armchair critics" who alleged lack of substantial discussion in executive council meetings.
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JNU Responds To Teachers’ Criticism Of COVID Management
“Such motivated statements would not affect our commitment and resolve in continuing our work in bringing help and succour to the affected members of JNU. We seek cooperation and help from everyone in the campus,” the university said in a statement.
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JNU Teachers Write To Delhi Top Cop About "Inaction" Over Campus Attack
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers' Association (JNUTA) has written to Delhi Police Commissioner Amulya Patnaik over ''inaction of police in the matter of the investigation into mob violence by masked persons'' on the campus on January 5 this year.
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Delhi Police "Underplaying" Campus Violence: JNU Teachers' Association
The JNU Teachers' Association on Friday accused the Delhi Police of "underplaying" the January 5 violence on the varsity campus and termed its version of the incident as "disturbing".
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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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JNU Teachers' Association, Administration Lock Horns Over 'Academic Rights'
On Sunday, the JNU administration urged the teachers' body not to hold the protest.
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JNUTA Opposes Administration's Plans To Place Teachers Under Conduct Of Central Services Rules
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers' Association (JNUTA) alleged the current administration has decided to impose Conduct of Central Services Rules on JNU teachers, which restricts them from expressing dissent.
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Students, Teachers Protest As JNU Replaces Seven Chairpersons, Deans
The Jawaharlal Nehru University administration on Thursday issued notification removing seven chairpersons and deans for not complying or refusing to implement the recent attendance system, triggering protests from teachers and students.
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JNU Teachers' Body Calls For 'Public Inquiry' Against Vice Chancellor
For the first time in JNU, its teachers' association yesterday called for a 'public inquiry' against Vice Chancellor M Jagadesh Kumar for allegedly violating various conventions of the university.
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'Only 74 Out Of 139 Research Programme Seats Filled In JNU' Alleges JNUTA, Varsity Confirms A Second List
The JNU Teachers Association today alleged that only 74 candidates have been admitted to the university's research programmes so far as against a total of 139 seats announced.The university administration, however, said the "admission process is not over and it is yet announce a second list".
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JNUTA Demands 'Immediate Reversal' Of Government Decision To Withdraw Fellowship For Minority Students
Last week, in a written reply in the Lok Sabha, Minority Affairs Minister Smriti Irani announced the decision to discontinue the Maulana Azad National Fellowship from the 2022-23 academic session, saying it overlapped with various other fellowship schemes for higher education.
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JNU Teachers' Association Expresses Dismay Over Scrapping Of Maulana Azad Fellowship
In a written reply in Lok Sabha, Minority Affairs Minister Smriti Irani had said the government provided fellowship for higher education through various schemes, including the Maulana Azad National Fellowship, implemented by different ministries or departments.
-
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.
-
JNUTA Opposes Adoption Of CUCET For Admissions From 2022
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."
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JNU Teachers Association Demands Better Guidelines For Evaluating Candidates
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.
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"Armchair Critics": JNU Chief Slams Teachers Alleging Lack Of Discussion In Meetings
Jawaharlal Nehru University vice-chancellor M Jagadesh Kumar on Friday dubbed a section of teachers "armchair critics" who alleged lack of substantial discussion in executive council meetings.
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JNU Responds To Teachers’ Criticism Of COVID Management
“Such motivated statements would not affect our commitment and resolve in continuing our work in bringing help and succour to the affected members of JNU. We seek cooperation and help from everyone in the campus,” the university said in a statement.
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JNU Teachers Write To Delhi Top Cop About "Inaction" Over Campus Attack
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers' Association (JNUTA) has written to Delhi Police Commissioner Amulya Patnaik over ''inaction of police in the matter of the investigation into mob violence by masked persons'' on the campus on January 5 this year.
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Delhi Police "Underplaying" Campus Violence: JNU Teachers' Association
The JNU Teachers' Association on Friday accused the Delhi Police of "underplaying" the January 5 violence on the varsity campus and termed its version of the incident as "disturbing".
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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.
-
JNU Teachers' Association, Administration Lock Horns Over 'Academic Rights'
On Sunday, the JNU administration urged the teachers' body not to hold the protest.
-
JNUTA Opposes Administration's Plans To Place Teachers Under Conduct Of Central Services Rules
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers' Association (JNUTA) alleged the current administration has decided to impose Conduct of Central Services Rules on JNU teachers, which restricts them from expressing dissent.
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Students, Teachers Protest As JNU Replaces Seven Chairpersons, Deans
The Jawaharlal Nehru University administration on Thursday issued notification removing seven chairpersons and deans for not complying or refusing to implement the recent attendance system, triggering protests from teachers and students.
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JNU Teachers' Body Calls For 'Public Inquiry' Against Vice Chancellor
For the first time in JNU, its teachers' association yesterday called for a 'public inquiry' against Vice Chancellor M Jagadesh Kumar for allegedly violating various conventions of the university.
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'Only 74 Out Of 139 Research Programme Seats Filled In JNU' Alleges JNUTA, Varsity Confirms A Second List
The JNU Teachers Association today alleged that only 74 candidates have been admitted to the university's research programmes so far as against a total of 139 seats announced.The university administration, however, said the "admission process is not over and it is yet announce a second list".
