New Delhi: Eminent Indian rock art historian Meenakshi Dubey Pathak was bestowed the 'Knight of the Order of Art and Letters' today by the French government for documentation of ancient rock art in central India.Pathak,
Chandigarh/New Delhi: Human Resource Development (HRD) Minister Smriti Irani Saturday "exhorted" all vice chancellors (VCs) of central universities to ensure prevention of sexual harassment.Irani said this at a two-day retreat of vice chancellors of central
Shillong: Concerned over a knowledge gap about the Northeast over decades that has created stereotypes and increased misunderstandings, historians and scholars met in Shillong to consider the development of a syllabi and teaching tools on
New Delhi: Students who enrolled in the four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP) last year submitted a memorandum to the human resource development ministry on Saturday, seeking an assurance that their interests will be kept in mind.The
New Delhi: The UGC Wednesday cracked its whip on Delhi University, asking its colleges to start admitting students under the three-year undergraduate course "immediately". The diktat may bring cheer to over two lakh students left
New Delhi: Standing firm on its decision, the University Grants Commission (UGC) has today sent another communication to the University of Delhi directing it to immediately issue letters to Delhi Colleges for admitting students to
New Delhi: The CPI-M Tuesday welcomed the resignation of Delhi University Vice Chancellor Dinesh Singh over the controversial four-year undergraduate course.The party congratulated "the teachers, students and employees of the university whose sustained and successful
New Delhi: Principals of various Delhi University colleges Monday ordered the admission process to undergraduate programmes to be deferred "due to lack of clarity and conflicting guidelines" about the term of these courses."Since there is
New Delhi: Stepping up pressure, the University Grants Commission today asked the Delhi University (DU) to scrap the four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP) even as the DU Vice Chancellor is understood to have cautioned against taking
New Delhi, July 17: A petition has been filed before the Delhi High Court seeking reservation of up to 85 per cent of total seats for Delhi domicile students in all colleges funded by the
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