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The minister also said the governor's move was "violative of the bill passed by the state assembly, concerning the roles and functions of the governor as the chancellor of varsities and the state government"

The Educationists Forum also said such appointments 'will not do any good to the higher education system of the state'

The move came in the backdrop of the appointment of interim vice-chancellors to several state universities by Governor Bose.

SEATTLE — The fish carver slides his knife into a 550-pound bluefin tuna shortly after 6 a.m. on a mid-July morning. His blade makes a sound, click-click-click, as it rattles

SEATTLE — The fish carver slides his knife into a 550-pound bluefin tuna shortly after 6 a.m. on a mid-July morning. His blade makes a sound, click-click-click, as it rattles along the fishs …

BJP claims the Bills not cleared as “detrimental to Constitution”, official in Raj Bhavan says “only 11 Bills pending”, including some relating to universities owing to court judgments, and five sent for clarifications from government depts

Crabs seem capable of sentience. This makes it difficult to kill them humanely for food

SEATTLE — H. Gary Greene has taken hundreds of dives in underwater submersibles, including to depths greater than the north Atlantic Ocean floor where the Titanic — and now, the doomed …

Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Seafood Watch program is advising consumers to avoid American lobster. Maine lobstermen are pushing back.

President Xi Jinping underscored the need to diversify Chinas food production and build up the seed industry during his first domestic fact-finding trip this year, a move analysts said will help guarantee the nations food security and put food that is more nutritious on the tables of Chinese people.