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Removed Recently From Hindu College Job, Ad-Hoc Teacher Found Dead
A 33-year-old Delhi University ad-hoc teacher, who was recently removed from the job at the Hindu College, was found dead at his house in outer Delhi's Rani Bagh area, police said on Thursday.
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Centre Says No To One-Time Absorption Of Delhi University Ad-Hoc Teachers
Rajya Sabha member Abdul Wahab on Wednesday asked the Education Ministry if the government is considering regularization of services of ad-hoc teachers on permanent basis via one-time absorption.
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Over 3,900 Teaching Posts Vacant In Constituent Colleges Of Delhi University
Over 3,900 teaching posts are vacant in constituent colleges of the University of Delhi and over 3000 teachers are presently working on an ad-hoc basis against those vacant posts, the Rajya Sabha was informed on Wednesday.
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DUTA To Continue Strike Demanding Absorption Of Ad-Hoc Teachers
A general body meeting will be held on Saturday to decide on the future course of the agitation.
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HRD Ministry Agrees To Amend Recruitment Rules After Meeting With Protesting DU Teachers
The Delhi University Teachers Association (DUTA) started an indefinite strike on Wednesday to demand resolution of various issues relating to ad-hoc teachers' appointments and expressing disapproval over appointment of guest teachers.
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Ensure Renewal Of Appointment Of Ad-hoc Teachers: DUTA Writes To Delhi Government
DUTA urged Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia to ensure renewal of appointment of all ad-hoc teachers in Delhi University colleges on July 20, 2019, the day the new academic session is to begin.
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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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DU Professor Writes To Varsity's VC To Grant Paid Maternity Leave To Ad-Hoc Teachers
"Thousands of ad-hoc teachers have been suffering on account of 'no-maternity-policy' for non-permanent female employees. Many careers have been jeopardised because of this policy. In many cases, women employees had to report to work the very next day after child-birth," he said.
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Delhi University Teachers On Warpath Over Sacking Of Ad-Hoc Colleagues
In a show of solidarity, hundreds of Delhi University (DU) teachers protested today demanding reinstatement of 40-plus ad hoc teachers, who were associated with the Law Faculty.
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Ad-Hoc Teachers Allege Scam In Delhi University Teachers' Recruitment, DUTA Calls For Strike
Faculty of Law, University of Delhi has again come into limelight for its administrative lapses after a group of ad-hoc teachers alleged scam in appointment of 126 candidates to the post of Assistant Professors.
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Delhi University Puts On Hold Decision To Implement UGC Amendments
Delhi University today decided to put on hold its decision to "adopt" the recent UGC amendments, including those relating to workload, recruitment and promotions, which the teachers claim will leave around 4,000 ad-hoc faculty members jobless.
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Delhi University Rushes to Recruit Ad-Hoc Faculty
With just two days to go for the start of new academic session, several Delhi University colleges today rolled out notices announcing walk-in interviews for appointment of ad-hoc teachers this weekend (July 19-20).
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Removed Recently From Hindu College Job, Ad-Hoc Teacher Found Dead
A 33-year-old Delhi University ad-hoc teacher, who was recently removed from the job at the Hindu College, was found dead at his house in outer Delhi's Rani Bagh area, police said on Thursday.
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Centre Says No To One-Time Absorption Of Delhi University Ad-Hoc Teachers
Rajya Sabha member Abdul Wahab on Wednesday asked the Education Ministry if the government is considering regularization of services of ad-hoc teachers on permanent basis via one-time absorption.
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Over 3,900 Teaching Posts Vacant In Constituent Colleges Of Delhi University
Over 3,900 teaching posts are vacant in constituent colleges of the University of Delhi and over 3000 teachers are presently working on an ad-hoc basis against those vacant posts, the Rajya Sabha was informed on Wednesday.
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DUTA To Continue Strike Demanding Absorption Of Ad-Hoc Teachers
A general body meeting will be held on Saturday to decide on the future course of the agitation.
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HRD Ministry Agrees To Amend Recruitment Rules After Meeting With Protesting DU Teachers
The Delhi University Teachers Association (DUTA) started an indefinite strike on Wednesday to demand resolution of various issues relating to ad-hoc teachers' appointments and expressing disapproval over appointment of guest teachers.
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Ensure Renewal Of Appointment Of Ad-hoc Teachers: DUTA Writes To Delhi Government
DUTA urged Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia to ensure renewal of appointment of all ad-hoc teachers in Delhi University colleges on July 20, 2019, the day the new academic session is to begin.
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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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DU Professor Writes To Varsity's VC To Grant Paid Maternity Leave To Ad-Hoc Teachers
"Thousands of ad-hoc teachers have been suffering on account of 'no-maternity-policy' for non-permanent female employees. Many careers have been jeopardised because of this policy. In many cases, women employees had to report to work the very next day after child-birth," he said.
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Delhi University Teachers On Warpath Over Sacking Of Ad-Hoc Colleagues
In a show of solidarity, hundreds of Delhi University (DU) teachers protested today demanding reinstatement of 40-plus ad hoc teachers, who were associated with the Law Faculty.
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Ad-Hoc Teachers Allege Scam In Delhi University Teachers' Recruitment, DUTA Calls For Strike
Faculty of Law, University of Delhi has again come into limelight for its administrative lapses after a group of ad-hoc teachers alleged scam in appointment of 126 candidates to the post of Assistant Professors.
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Delhi University Puts On Hold Decision To Implement UGC Amendments
Delhi University today decided to put on hold its decision to "adopt" the recent UGC amendments, including those relating to workload, recruitment and promotions, which the teachers claim will leave around 4,000 ad-hoc faculty members jobless.
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Delhi University Rushes to Recruit Ad-Hoc Faculty
With just two days to go for the start of new academic session, several Delhi University colleges today rolled out notices announcing walk-in interviews for appointment of ad-hoc teachers this weekend (July 19-20).
