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Vice-Chancellor Of This Bengal University Wants To Quit, Cites Harassment
The vice-chancellor (VC) of Rabindra Bharati University (RBU), Sabyasachi Basu Ray Chaudhury, on Thursday said that he wanted to be relieved of his responsibilities as soon as possible.
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Vice Chancellor Quits Amid Row Over Spring Fest At University In Kolkata: Report
Amid controversy over viral images on social media showing young men and women with objectionable slogans written on their bodies at a spring festival at Kolkata's Rabindra Bharati University, its Vice Chancellor Sabyasachi Basu Ray Chaudhury on Friday evening submitted his resignation letter, a highly placed varsity source said.
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Emergency Era Chief Justice Had 2 Hours To Accept Top Post, Reveals Book
Former Chief Justice of India AN Ray was given "two hours" to decide on accepting the top judicial post in the country in 1973, that had created a controversy as his appointment had led to the supersession of three senior judges of the top court, according to a latest book.
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Would love to continue for audiences's sake, says Soumitra Chatterjee
The 77-year-old Dadasahab Phalke recipient Soumitra Chatterjee says he would love to remain in the heart of his fans forever.
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Vice-Chancellor Of This Bengal University Wants To Quit, Cites Harassment
The vice-chancellor (VC) of Rabindra Bharati University (RBU), Sabyasachi Basu Ray Chaudhury, on Thursday said that he wanted to be relieved of his responsibilities as soon as possible.
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Vice Chancellor Quits Amid Row Over Spring Fest At University In Kolkata: Report
Amid controversy over viral images on social media showing young men and women with objectionable slogans written on their bodies at a spring festival at Kolkata's Rabindra Bharati University, its Vice Chancellor Sabyasachi Basu Ray Chaudhury on Friday evening submitted his resignation letter, a highly placed varsity source said.
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Emergency Era Chief Justice Had 2 Hours To Accept Top Post, Reveals Book
Former Chief Justice of India AN Ray was given "two hours" to decide on accepting the top judicial post in the country in 1973, that had created a controversy as his appointment had led to the supersession of three senior judges of the top court, according to a latest book.
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Would love to continue for audiences's sake, says Soumitra Chatterjee
The 77-year-old Dadasahab Phalke recipient Soumitra Chatterjee says he would love to remain in the heart of his fans forever.
