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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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DU Rolls Back Fee Hike In Degree, Marksheet Correction Charges After Opposition By Teachers
The council, comprising teachers, objected to the hike in fee approved by Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh last month.
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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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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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"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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Delhi University Organises Centenary Run To Mark 75 Years Of Independence
The slogan for the centenary run is "Run for DU". A large number of students, research scholars, teachers, non-teaching staff and alumni will participate in the run
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DU Allows Colleges To Hire Teaching Staff Sans Regular Principal, Says Move In Students' Interest
The Delhi University has informed its 32 colleges that they are free to appoint teachers even if they do not have a "regular principal".
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Delhi University Directs Colleges To Continue Services Of Ad Hoc Teachers
The move comes after the DU teachers' organisation urged the university colleges and departments to renew the appointment of such teachers for the 2022-2023 session.
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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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DU Teachers Seek Vice-Chancellor’s Intervention After CoA Begins Admission As Part Of Ambedkar University
This comes amid an ongoing tussle between the Delhi University and the Delhi government over the affiliation of the art college. In March last year, the Delhi government had announced that CoA would be affiliated with the Ambedkar University, as the college was facing various problems.
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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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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.
-
DU Rolls Back Fee Hike In Degree, Marksheet Correction Charges After Opposition By Teachers
The council, comprising teachers, objected to the hike in fee approved by Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh last month.
-
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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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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"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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Delhi University Organises Centenary Run To Mark 75 Years Of Independence
The slogan for the centenary run is "Run for DU". A large number of students, research scholars, teachers, non-teaching staff and alumni will participate in the run
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DU Allows Colleges To Hire Teaching Staff Sans Regular Principal, Says Move In Students' Interest
The Delhi University has informed its 32 colleges that they are free to appoint teachers even if they do not have a "regular principal".
-
Delhi University Directs Colleges To Continue Services Of Ad Hoc Teachers
The move comes after the DU teachers' organisation urged the university colleges and departments to renew the appointment of such teachers for the 2022-2023 session.
-
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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DU Teachers Seek Vice-Chancellor’s Intervention After CoA Begins Admission As Part Of Ambedkar University
This comes amid an ongoing tussle between the Delhi University and the Delhi government over the affiliation of the art college. In March last year, the Delhi government had announced that CoA would be affiliated with the Ambedkar University, as the college was facing various problems.
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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.
