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JNU Considering Reinstating Its PhD Entrance, Claims Teachers' Association
JNU Teachers Association said it considers a positive response to the specific demand raised by it after the cancellation of the June 2024 UGC-NET Examination.
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JNU Teachers' Association Expresses Dismay Over Scrapping Of Maulana Azad Fellowship
In a written reply in Lok Sabha, Minority Affairs Minister Smriti Irani had said the government provided fellowship for higher education through various schemes, including the Maulana Azad National Fellowship, implemented by different ministries or departments.
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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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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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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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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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Faculty Member Suspended To Hide True Scale Of Financial Irregularities, Claims JNUTA
In an emergency meeting of JNU's Executive Council (EC) held earlier, a decision was taken to suspend and initiate criminal proceedings against a professor and some staff for "alleged misappropriation of funds", the Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers' Association claimed in a statement.
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Armchair Critics: JNU Vice Chancellor Slams Teachers Alleging Lack Of Discussion In Executive Council Meets
The Vice-Chancellor's remarks came in the wake of allegations by the Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers' Association (JNUTA) that no substantial discussion was allowed in Executive Council meetings.
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Teachers' Body Condemns JNU Over Not Opening COVID Management Centres On Campus
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers' Association (JNUTA) on Saturday condemned the "non-cooperative" attitude of the JNU administration in starting a COVID care facility on the campus.
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JNU Teachers' Body Opposes 2nd Term For Vice Chancellor Jagadesh Kumar
The JNU Teachers' Association (JNUTA) Monday voiced its opposition to granting a second term to vice chancellor Jagadesh Kumar, who has been allowed by the government to stay in the office till a replacement is found after his term ended on January 26.
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JNU Teachers Allege New Academic Calendar Being Imposed By Diktat, Refuse To Accept
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers Association (JNUTA) alleged that the new academic calendar sent for approval to the university's academic council is being "imposed by diktat". It claimed that the calendar proposed by the JNU registrar would adversely impact both students and teachers.
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Professor Plea For Leave To Pursue Fellowship In France: Delhi High Court Seeks JNU Stand
The Delhi High Court has sought response of the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) on one of its professors' plea challenging rejection of his request for leave to pursue a nine-months fellowship offered by a French research institute.
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High Court Asks JNU Not To Make Appointments For 2 Posts Challenged By Teachers
The Delhi High Court has directed the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) not to make any appointment for two posts, professor and associate professor, which has been challenged by some of the faculty members.
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JNU Considering Reinstating Its PhD Entrance, Claims Teachers' Association
JNU Teachers Association said it considers a positive response to the specific demand raised by it after the cancellation of the June 2024 UGC-NET Examination.
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JNU Teachers' Association Expresses Dismay Over Scrapping Of Maulana Azad Fellowship
In a written reply in Lok Sabha, Minority Affairs Minister Smriti Irani had said the government provided fellowship for higher education through various schemes, including the Maulana Azad National Fellowship, implemented by different ministries or departments.
-
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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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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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.
-
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.
-
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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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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Faculty Member Suspended To Hide True Scale Of Financial Irregularities, Claims JNUTA
In an emergency meeting of JNU's Executive Council (EC) held earlier, a decision was taken to suspend and initiate criminal proceedings against a professor and some staff for "alleged misappropriation of funds", the Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers' Association claimed in a statement.
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Armchair Critics: JNU Vice Chancellor Slams Teachers Alleging Lack Of Discussion In Executive Council Meets
The Vice-Chancellor's remarks came in the wake of allegations by the Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers' Association (JNUTA) that no substantial discussion was allowed in Executive Council meetings.
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Teachers' Body Condemns JNU Over Not Opening COVID Management Centres On Campus
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers' Association (JNUTA) on Saturday condemned the "non-cooperative" attitude of the JNU administration in starting a COVID care facility on the campus.
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JNU Teachers' Body Opposes 2nd Term For Vice Chancellor Jagadesh Kumar
The JNU Teachers' Association (JNUTA) Monday voiced its opposition to granting a second term to vice chancellor Jagadesh Kumar, who has been allowed by the government to stay in the office till a replacement is found after his term ended on January 26.
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JNU Teachers Allege New Academic Calendar Being Imposed By Diktat, Refuse To Accept
The Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers Association (JNUTA) alleged that the new academic calendar sent for approval to the university's academic council is being "imposed by diktat". It claimed that the calendar proposed by the JNU registrar would adversely impact both students and teachers.
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Professor Plea For Leave To Pursue Fellowship In France: Delhi High Court Seeks JNU Stand
The Delhi High Court has sought response of the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) on one of its professors' plea challenging rejection of his request for leave to pursue a nine-months fellowship offered by a French research institute.
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High Court Asks JNU Not To Make Appointments For 2 Posts Challenged By Teachers
The Delhi High Court has directed the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) not to make any appointment for two posts, professor and associate professor, which has been challenged by some of the faculty members.
