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Delhi High Court Tells Jamia University To Reply On Plea To Disband Teachers' Association
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought the stand of Jamia Millia Islamia on a petition assailing the university's order dissolving an association of its teachers.
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Amid CUET Delay, JNU Teachers' Organisation Demands Restoration Of University's Own Admission Procedure
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers Association (JNUTA) has expressed concerns over the delay in admissions and demanded that the institution restore its time-tested admission procedure.
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Demand To Include Elected Teachers' Representatives In Delhi University Panel
Several members of Delhi University's executive and academic councils and teachers' association DUTA on Monday wrote to Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh.
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Delhi University Teachers Association Apprises LG About Financial Crisis In 12 Delhi Govt-Funded Colleges
DUTA Secretary, Dr Surender Singh said that there is an urgent need to sort out the issue of fund crisis as employees are not getting their arrears, and students and teachers are suffering because of a lack of general infrastructure
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Delhi: Teachers' Body Urges CM Arvind Kejriwal To Release Grants Of 12 Government-Funded DU Colleges
Delhi Teachers' Association (DTA), urged Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to immediately release the grants of the 12 Delhi University (DU) colleges funded by the city government.
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DUTA Claims Students Unable To Register For CoA From Delhi University's NTA Portal
The Delhi University Teachers' Association claimed that students seeking admission to the College of Art through the university's NTA portal are unable to register as it is not showing in the list of colleges.
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DU Teachers' Association To Hold March To Parliament On March 31
The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) will hold a march to Parliament on March 31 to press for its demand for one-time absorption of teachers working on adhoc or temporary basis.
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‘Victory Of Students’ Say Protesters As DU To Resume Physical Classes From Feb 17
Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) president A K Bhagi welcomed the development and said, "We are coming back to face-to-face teaching after almost two years. There is nothing that can replace offline teaching.
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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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Delhi University Teachers' Association Threatens To Intensify Stir Over Funds
The DUTA has threatened to intensify its protest against the Delhi government over non-release of funds to 12 varsity colleges funded by it.
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JNU To Hold Admissions Through CUET From 22-23; Teachers', Students' Unions Oppose
JNU CUET: The decision was "overwhelmingly endorsed" by the members of Academic Council at its meeting, according to a statement issued by Jayant K Tripathi, the Director of Admissions.
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JNU Admissions Through CUCET From Next Year
In a note, the university said the decision to adopt CUCET was “overwhelmingly endorsed” in the meeting. The JNU Teachers’ association, however, says otherwise.
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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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DU Teachers' Association Calls For Strike On Thursday Over Funds
An online emergent meeting of the DUTA executive was held on Monday to discuss the issue of fund cut resulting into non-payment of salaries and other allowances to employees of these 12 colleges, it said in a statement.
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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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Delhi High Court Tells Jamia University To Reply On Plea To Disband Teachers' Association
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought the stand of Jamia Millia Islamia on a petition assailing the university's order dissolving an association of its teachers.
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Amid CUET Delay, JNU Teachers' Organisation Demands Restoration Of University's Own Admission Procedure
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers Association (JNUTA) has expressed concerns over the delay in admissions and demanded that the institution restore its time-tested admission procedure.
-
Demand To Include Elected Teachers' Representatives In Delhi University Panel
Several members of Delhi University's executive and academic councils and teachers' association DUTA on Monday wrote to Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh.
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Delhi University Teachers Association Apprises LG About Financial Crisis In 12 Delhi Govt-Funded Colleges
DUTA Secretary, Dr Surender Singh said that there is an urgent need to sort out the issue of fund crisis as employees are not getting their arrears, and students and teachers are suffering because of a lack of general infrastructure
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Delhi: Teachers' Body Urges CM Arvind Kejriwal To Release Grants Of 12 Government-Funded DU Colleges
Delhi Teachers' Association (DTA), urged Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to immediately release the grants of the 12 Delhi University (DU) colleges funded by the city government.
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DUTA Claims Students Unable To Register For CoA From Delhi University's NTA Portal
The Delhi University Teachers' Association claimed that students seeking admission to the College of Art through the university's NTA portal are unable to register as it is not showing in the list of colleges.
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DU Teachers' Association To Hold March To Parliament On March 31
The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) will hold a march to Parliament on March 31 to press for its demand for one-time absorption of teachers working on adhoc or temporary basis.
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‘Victory Of Students’ Say Protesters As DU To Resume Physical Classes From Feb 17
Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) president A K Bhagi welcomed the development and said, "We are coming back to face-to-face teaching after almost two years. There is nothing that can replace offline teaching.
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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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Delhi University Teachers' Association Threatens To Intensify Stir Over Funds
The DUTA has threatened to intensify its protest against the Delhi government over non-release of funds to 12 varsity colleges funded by it.
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JNU To Hold Admissions Through CUET From 22-23; Teachers', Students' Unions Oppose
JNU CUET: The decision was "overwhelmingly endorsed" by the members of Academic Council at its meeting, according to a statement issued by Jayant K Tripathi, the Director of Admissions.
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JNU Admissions Through CUCET From Next Year
In a note, the university said the decision to adopt CUCET was “overwhelmingly endorsed” in the meeting. The JNU Teachers’ association, however, says otherwise.
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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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DU Teachers' Association Calls For Strike On Thursday Over Funds
An online emergent meeting of the DUTA executive was held on Monday to discuss the issue of fund cut resulting into non-payment of salaries and other allowances to employees of these 12 colleges, it said in a statement.
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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.
