New Delhi: In a letter to President Droupadi Murmu, Jawaharlal Nehru University Teachers’ Association (JNUTA) has demanded the removal of Vice-Chancellor Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit over...
UDISE+ data for 2024–25 reveals a stark reality. Schools with low enrolments are now being merged to ensure optimal utilisation of educational infrastructure, say officials.
Following a 2018 Delhi HC directive, which was reinforced in 2024, DU issued guidelines for strict action against the defacement of public property, this week. The order was struck down Friday.
Researchers say necessary journal articles usually locked behind expensive paywalls, ban gives unfair advantage to those studying abroad with access to institutional resources.
Government officials attributed the decline in overall enrolment primarily to falling birth rates, but experts said lower birth rates impacted both genders
Similarly, only 18.6% of schools in Bengal have internet connectivity as compared to 63.5% nationally, says UDISE+ 2024-25 report. Chandigarh, Delhi & Lakshadweep boast 100% access.
Govt report shows biggest fall of 34 lakh enrolments in class 1-5 category, overall drop across categories at 11 lakh vs previous yr as 'fewer children are entering lower classes'.
Comprehensive Modular Survey reveals that Indian parents, on average, spend Rs 12,616 per child on school education each year; it also highlights gender divide in education spending.
Have the totally avoidable overs in the Asia Cup sent mixed signals about our resolve to fight terrorism coming from Pakistan’s soil? Govt needs to explain reasons for this sudden ‘olive branch’.
SEBI probe concluded that purported loans and fund transfers were paid back in full and did not amount to deceptive market practices or unreported related party transactions.
Building on long-standing ties & Islamic solidarity, Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement comes at a time of heightened regional tensions especially after Israeli attack on Doha.
To be truly functional and durable, even eternal, a state doesn’t just need a leader, a party or an ideology. It needs functional and robust institutions.
The usual suspects are at work here. For JNU to thrive as an institution, the Left-liberal cabal must be tamed and put in check. The unbridled powers that members of this cabal have wielded over the last 5 decades has gone to their head. They think they are the masters of everything they survey.
Kudos to Prof. Pandit for taking on this cabal. It takes a lot of courage to stand up to such well connected and well funded groups who would spare no stone unturned to finish off her career and tarnish her reputation as a scholar.
The usual suspects are at work here. For JNU to thrive as an institution, the Left-liberal cabal must be tamed and put in check. The unbridled powers that members of this cabal have wielded over the last 5 decades has gone to their head. They think they are the masters of everything they survey.
Kudos to Prof. Pandit for taking on this cabal. It takes a lot of courage to stand up to such well connected and well funded groups who would spare no stone unturned to finish off her career and tarnish her reputation as a scholar.