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Several members of Delhi University's executive and academic councils and teachers' association DUTA on Monday wrote to Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh.

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

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.

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.

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.

The DUTA has threatened to intensify its protest against the Delhi government over non-release of funds to 12 varsity colleges funded by it.

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.

The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) on Monday accused the city government of “using strong arm tactics” to “intimidate” principals and staff of the 12 colleges funded by it.

The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) on Tuesday held a protest against the implementation of the New Education Policy in the varsity.

The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) on Tuesday held a protest online demanding immediate release of grant-in-aid to 12 DU colleges fully funded by the city government.

The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) on Thursday proposed to the varsity administration to set up an oxygen plant in north campus to prepare for a possible third Covid wave.

The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) urged the varsity administration to extend the alternative mode of assessment to the students of terminal semesters amid the second wave of the coronavirus infection.

The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) wrote to the varsity's acting vice-chancellor PC Joshi demanding suspension of classes and cancellation of exams since many students and teachers have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

In a letter addressed to DU Vice-Chancellor Professor Rajib Ray, President, Delhi University Teachers’ Association (DUTA) and Prof Rajinder Singh, Secretary, DUTA said teachers and students are not mentally and physically prepared to continue teaching-learning.

The association said a similar public outreach programme is scheduled to be held in Patparganj on April 9 at Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia's assembly constituency.

Several members of Delhi University's executive and academic councils and teachers' association DUTA on Monday wrote to Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh.

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

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.

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.

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.

The DUTA has threatened to intensify its protest against the Delhi government over non-release of funds to 12 varsity colleges funded by it.

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.

The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) on Monday accused the city government of “using strong arm tactics” to “intimidate” principals and staff of the 12 colleges funded by it.

The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) on Tuesday held a protest against the implementation of the New Education Policy in the varsity.

The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) on Tuesday held a protest online demanding immediate release of grant-in-aid to 12 DU colleges fully funded by the city government.

The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) on Thursday proposed to the varsity administration to set up an oxygen plant in north campus to prepare for a possible third Covid wave.

The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) urged the varsity administration to extend the alternative mode of assessment to the students of terminal semesters amid the second wave of the coronavirus infection.

The Delhi University Teachers' Association (DUTA) wrote to the varsity's acting vice-chancellor PC Joshi demanding suspension of classes and cancellation of exams since many students and teachers have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

In a letter addressed to DU Vice-Chancellor Professor Rajib Ray, President, Delhi University Teachers’ Association (DUTA) and Prof Rajinder Singh, Secretary, DUTA said teachers and students are not mentally and physically prepared to continue teaching-learning.

The association said a similar public outreach programme is scheduled to be held in Patparganj on April 9 at Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia's assembly constituency.