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UGC Offers Free Entry To Students And Faculty At Amrit Udyan Till September 15
HEls are requested to extend the special invitation to all sports persons/faculties and teachers in Delhi NCR.
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Delhi University Asks Colleges To Avoid Consecutive Classes Of Value Addition Courses, Teachers React
Value Addition Courses (VAC) at DU are designed to enhance the skills, knowledge, and employability of students beyond their regular curriculum.
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Manusmriti In Delhi University Law Course? Teachers' Body Opposes Proposal
A proposal to teach Manusmriti (Laws of Manu) to Delhi University's LLB students is slated to be discussed in a meeting of its Academic Council on Friday, a move which has drawn criticism from a section of teachers.
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Delhi University Sets Up Panel To Address Concern Of Teacher Absenteeism
Delhi University: A member of the Academic Council claimed that many teachers are increasingly compelled, often by their college principals, to attend political programmes that have no academic content and purpose, thereby affecting classes.
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Delhi University's Mandatory Course On Bhagavad Gita Irks Teachers
The course is being introduced Delhi University's Ramanujan College in line with the Indian Knowledge System (IKS) that aims to spread the rich heritage of our country and traditional knowledge.
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From Rs 1,900 To Rs 23,000: Delhi University Teachers Claim 1,200% PhD Fee Hike
Delhi University PhD Fee hike: The Student Federation of India also alleged that the administration imposed a strict one-day deadline for fee payment.
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Delhi University Opens Applications For Admission To Integrated Teacher Education Course
For this year, Integrated Teacher Education Programme is available at two prominent women's colleges: Mata Sundari College and Shyama Prasad Mukherjee College.
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Delhi University Teachers Allege 'Discrepancies' In Allocation Of Teaching Posts
Delhi University teachers have written to the vice chancellor citing "discrepancies" in the allocation of teaching positions under reserved categories at the Indraprastha College for Women, alleging that the roster has been twisted
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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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"Delhi University Is Not Hogwarts": Row Over Rs 5 Lakh Magic Show
The Delhi University's move to spend Rs 5 lakh on a magic show as part of its centenary celebration has run into rough weather with a section of teachers questioning the rationale behind organising such a programme amid a "severe crunch of funds".
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Teachers Demand Demolition Of Structure Built In 2017 In Delhi University College
Dyal Singh College campus has an "unauthorised" building for several years just adjacent to the NIA building, faculty members alleged on Wednesday, adding that the structure jeopardises the security of the probe agency's headquarters.
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Teachers Of Delhi University's College Of Vocational Studies Allege "Massive Corruption"
Several teachers of the Delhi University's College of Vocational Studies have written to President Droupadi Murmu alleging "massive corruption" at the college.
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Manish Sisodia Writes To Delhi University Over Ad Hoc Faculty Row
Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia has written a letter to Delhi University Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh, expressing concern over reports stating that 70 per cent of its ad hoc teachers are being "displaced".
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72% Ad Hoc Faculty Jobless After Delhi University's Permanent Posts Push
After a long-standing wait, the University of Delhi has started filling up the permanent positions that have been lying vacant for months and years. However, the appointment of permanent faculty across colleges has led to the removal of nearly 72% of
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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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UGC Offers Free Entry To Students And Faculty At Amrit Udyan Till September 15
HEls are requested to extend the special invitation to all sports persons/faculties and teachers in Delhi NCR.
-
Delhi University Asks Colleges To Avoid Consecutive Classes Of Value Addition Courses, Teachers React
Value Addition Courses (VAC) at DU are designed to enhance the skills, knowledge, and employability of students beyond their regular curriculum.
-
Manusmriti In Delhi University Law Course? Teachers' Body Opposes Proposal
A proposal to teach Manusmriti (Laws of Manu) to Delhi University's LLB students is slated to be discussed in a meeting of its Academic Council on Friday, a move which has drawn criticism from a section of teachers.
-
Delhi University Sets Up Panel To Address Concern Of Teacher Absenteeism
Delhi University: A member of the Academic Council claimed that many teachers are increasingly compelled, often by their college principals, to attend political programmes that have no academic content and purpose, thereby affecting classes.
-
Delhi University's Mandatory Course On Bhagavad Gita Irks Teachers
The course is being introduced Delhi University's Ramanujan College in line with the Indian Knowledge System (IKS) that aims to spread the rich heritage of our country and traditional knowledge.
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From Rs 1,900 To Rs 23,000: Delhi University Teachers Claim 1,200% PhD Fee Hike
Delhi University PhD Fee hike: The Student Federation of India also alleged that the administration imposed a strict one-day deadline for fee payment.
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Delhi University Opens Applications For Admission To Integrated Teacher Education Course
For this year, Integrated Teacher Education Programme is available at two prominent women's colleges: Mata Sundari College and Shyama Prasad Mukherjee College.
-
Delhi University Teachers Allege 'Discrepancies' In Allocation Of Teaching Posts
Delhi University teachers have written to the vice chancellor citing "discrepancies" in the allocation of teaching positions under reserved categories at the Indraprastha College for Women, alleging that the roster has been twisted
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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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"Delhi University Is Not Hogwarts": Row Over Rs 5 Lakh Magic Show
The Delhi University's move to spend Rs 5 lakh on a magic show as part of its centenary celebration has run into rough weather with a section of teachers questioning the rationale behind organising such a programme amid a "severe crunch of funds".
-
Teachers Demand Demolition Of Structure Built In 2017 In Delhi University College
Dyal Singh College campus has an "unauthorised" building for several years just adjacent to the NIA building, faculty members alleged on Wednesday, adding that the structure jeopardises the security of the probe agency's headquarters.
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Teachers Of Delhi University's College Of Vocational Studies Allege "Massive Corruption"
Several teachers of the Delhi University's College of Vocational Studies have written to President Droupadi Murmu alleging "massive corruption" at the college.
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Manish Sisodia Writes To Delhi University Over Ad Hoc Faculty Row
Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia has written a letter to Delhi University Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh, expressing concern over reports stating that 70 per cent of its ad hoc teachers are being "displaced".
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72% Ad Hoc Faculty Jobless After Delhi University's Permanent Posts Push
After a long-standing wait, the University of Delhi has started filling up the permanent positions that have been lying vacant for months and years. However, the appointment of permanent faculty across colleges has led to the removal of nearly 72% of
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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.
