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There is a continuous effort to interfere with the autonomy of educational institutions, said Maya John, a member of the Academic Council of Delhi University

Three cases of physical and sexual abuse of minor domestic help that came to light this year — two as recently as this month — have shed light on the lack of a safety net and workers’ rights.

Ramanujan College has started the course based on the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita. It will run till January 10, 2024. According to two faculty members, this is the first time a DU college is offering such a course

Last week, a minor help, who was allegedly sexually and physically assaulted by her employers, was rescued from a house in Gurgaon.

Several teachers have expressed concerns over this move seeing it as a step towards curbing the academic freedom of DU campus.

The move comes after the directive stoked controversy, with critics saying it amounted to getting educational institutions to campaign for the Modi government in an election year

Due to corruption and collusion between companies, hospitals and officials, majority of industrial accidents fail to gain public attention, until of course

The study material had several factual errors such as India gaining independence in 1945 (instead of 1947), the Indian Constitution being "formed" in 1994 and Jawaharlal Nehru's death in 1967 (instead of 1964).

Although the proposal to pursue a dual degree was passed by the house, a few faculty members voiced certain concerns about the move.

Academicians point out disadvantages; Commerce Department may be the first to implement the Swayam online courses.