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China University Teacher Slams Student Over Request For Benches In Smoking Area
The teacher also offered support and assistance to students who wanted to quit smoking.
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JNU Considering Reinstating Its PhD Entrance, Claims Teachers' Association
JNU Teachers Association said it considers a positive response to the specific demand raised by it after the cancellation of the June 2024 UGC-NET Examination.
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JNU To Conduct Own PhD Entrance Exam From Next Year, Three Years After Outsourcing Task To NTA
JNU PhD Entrance Test: Students and teachers have been demanding that the university reassume the responsibility of conducting the entrance examination.
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Move To Make CM State Universities' Chancellor Evokes Mixed Response From West Bengal Teachers' Bodies
Jadavpur University Teachers' Association (JUTA) said in a statement that the move will increase the "state's stranglehold over universities".
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Blended Learning Method Will Destroy Public-Funded University System: Teachers' Bodies Tell UGC
The Jadavpur University Teachers Association (JUTA) said in its response to the UGC Concept Note about blended learning method that majority of students do not have the required high-speed internet connectivity with a standard digital device.
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Alarmed By Teachers’ Deaths, AMU VC Asks ICMR To Study If COVID ‘Variant’ Responsible
After 34 deaths among teachers and retired colleagues due to COVID and COVID-like symptoms, the AMU vice-chancellor wrote to the ICMR on Sunday, urging it to study if a particular coronavirus variant is circulating around the campus.
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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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Delhi University Sought Time From Government To Discuss Non-Payment Of Grants, Got No Response: Official
Delhi University had sought time from Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and the Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia to discuss the alleged non-release of grants to 12 colleges of the university but did not get any response.
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Professor Plea For Leave To Pursue Fellowship In France: Delhi High Court Seeks JNU Stand
The Delhi High Court has sought response of the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) on one of its professors' plea challenging rejection of his request for leave to pursue a nine-months fellowship offered by a French research institute.
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Pandemic Will Not End In 10 Days: Students, Teachers React To DU Postponing Open Book Examination
Teachers and students of Delhi University have argued that the COVID-19 situation is not going to improve in 10 days, in response to the university’s decision to postpone the final-semester open book exams by 10 days.
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"Doesn't Matter What Your Ideology Is...": Anand Mahindra On JNU Violence
The masked goons who barged into the Jawaharlal Nehru University on Sunday evening and went on a rampage, injuring several students and teachers, must be "traced and hunted down swiftly", businessman Anand Mahindra said in a strong, emotional response on Twitter hours after the mob attack.
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No Maternity Leave To Ad-Hoc Female Professors, High Court Seeks Response From Delhi University
The Delhi High Court Friday sought a response of the Delhi University (DU) on a plea which alleged that the varsity was not providing maternity leave to its ad-hoc female professors.
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Don't Intend To Restrict "Freedom Of Speech" In Universities: Prakash Javadekar
The response from the HRD Minister came after DU and JNU teachers have accused his ministry and the University Grants Commission (UGC) of meddling in their democratic rights through some circulars.
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JNU Teacher Recruitment Begins For 300 Vacancies; MPhil, PhD Seats To Increase From Next Session, Says Prakash Javadekar
In response to a Zero hour mention in Rajya Sabha by Sharad Yadav, Prakash Javadekar, the Union Minister for Human Resource Development said that the government has rolled out the process for appointment of about 300 teachers in Jawaharlal Nehru University and said that the intake of students in MPhil and PhD programmes will increase in the forthco...
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St Stephen's Autonomy Row: 'Honour Assurance Given To Staff Council', Teachers Ask Principal
In a response to an email sent by Delhi University's St Stephen's College to all Heads of Departments from the Principal, 41 out of 53 permanent teachers of institution have submitted a letter demanding to honour the assurances given to the staff council regarding the autonomy issue.
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China University Teacher Slams Student Over Request For Benches In Smoking Area
The teacher also offered support and assistance to students who wanted to quit smoking.
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JNU Considering Reinstating Its PhD Entrance, Claims Teachers' Association
JNU Teachers Association said it considers a positive response to the specific demand raised by it after the cancellation of the June 2024 UGC-NET Examination.
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JNU To Conduct Own PhD Entrance Exam From Next Year, Three Years After Outsourcing Task To NTA
JNU PhD Entrance Test: Students and teachers have been demanding that the university reassume the responsibility of conducting the entrance examination.
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Move To Make CM State Universities' Chancellor Evokes Mixed Response From West Bengal Teachers' Bodies
Jadavpur University Teachers' Association (JUTA) said in a statement that the move will increase the "state's stranglehold over universities".
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Blended Learning Method Will Destroy Public-Funded University System: Teachers' Bodies Tell UGC
The Jadavpur University Teachers Association (JUTA) said in its response to the UGC Concept Note about blended learning method that majority of students do not have the required high-speed internet connectivity with a standard digital device.
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Alarmed By Teachers’ Deaths, AMU VC Asks ICMR To Study If COVID ‘Variant’ Responsible
After 34 deaths among teachers and retired colleagues due to COVID and COVID-like symptoms, the AMU vice-chancellor wrote to the ICMR on Sunday, urging it to study if a particular coronavirus variant is circulating around the campus.
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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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Delhi University Sought Time From Government To Discuss Non-Payment Of Grants, Got No Response: Official
Delhi University had sought time from Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and the Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia to discuss the alleged non-release of grants to 12 colleges of the university but did not get any response.
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Professor Plea For Leave To Pursue Fellowship In France: Delhi High Court Seeks JNU Stand
The Delhi High Court has sought response of the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) on one of its professors' plea challenging rejection of his request for leave to pursue a nine-months fellowship offered by a French research institute.
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Pandemic Will Not End In 10 Days: Students, Teachers React To DU Postponing Open Book Examination
Teachers and students of Delhi University have argued that the COVID-19 situation is not going to improve in 10 days, in response to the university’s decision to postpone the final-semester open book exams by 10 days.
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"Doesn't Matter What Your Ideology Is...": Anand Mahindra On JNU Violence
The masked goons who barged into the Jawaharlal Nehru University on Sunday evening and went on a rampage, injuring several students and teachers, must be "traced and hunted down swiftly", businessman Anand Mahindra said in a strong, emotional response on Twitter hours after the mob attack.
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No Maternity Leave To Ad-Hoc Female Professors, High Court Seeks Response From Delhi University
The Delhi High Court Friday sought a response of the Delhi University (DU) on a plea which alleged that the varsity was not providing maternity leave to its ad-hoc female professors.
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Don't Intend To Restrict "Freedom Of Speech" In Universities: Prakash Javadekar
The response from the HRD Minister came after DU and JNU teachers have accused his ministry and the University Grants Commission (UGC) of meddling in their democratic rights through some circulars.
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JNU Teacher Recruitment Begins For 300 Vacancies; MPhil, PhD Seats To Increase From Next Session, Says Prakash Javadekar
In response to a Zero hour mention in Rajya Sabha by Sharad Yadav, Prakash Javadekar, the Union Minister for Human Resource Development said that the government has rolled out the process for appointment of about 300 teachers in Jawaharlal Nehru University and said that the intake of students in MPhil and PhD programmes will increase in the forthco...
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St Stephen's Autonomy Row: 'Honour Assurance Given To Staff Council', Teachers Ask Principal
In a response to an email sent by Delhi University's St Stephen's College to all Heads of Departments from the Principal, 41 out of 53 permanent teachers of institution have submitted a letter demanding to honour the assurances given to the staff council regarding the autonomy issue.
