DU teachers union warns against termination of 12 ad hoc teachers
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New Delhi, May 5 : Twelve ad hoc teachers services have been terminated in Delhi University s Vivekanand College, according to a teachers organisation. This action has been condemned by the Delhi University Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe/Other Backward Class Teachers Forum.
According to the DU SC/ST/OBC Teachers Forum, of the 12 ad hoc teachers, five have tested positive for Covid-19. The overall condition of teachers suffering from the infection is quite bad. Their families have been struggling with a financial crisis while they have been terminated.
DU teachers urge administration to set up COVID care facilities for staffers
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In the wake of the rising number of cases and lack of resources, several teachers of the Delhi University have urged the administration to set up COVID care facilities for staffers.
While a few colleges have taken up initiatives to create COVID Care Centres and facilities, several professors and teachers’ bodies have been demanding that the health centres of the university be converted into COVID facilities.
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The online classes has been suspended till May 16
The Delhi University has suspended online classes till May 16 in view of the surge in coronavirus cases. Student organisations and teachers have been demanding the suspension of online classes. In a notification issued on Tuesday, the varsity said, In view of sudden surge in COVID-19 cases, the online teaching shall remain suspended till May 16 in the Departments and Colleges of the University.
The Delhi University Teachers Association (DUTA) had written a letter to the varsity s acting vice-chancellor Professor PC Joshi on the issue. The fact that students are battling illness of self and family members is evident from the fact that the attendance in classes has significantly dropped. Hence, the DUTA demands that classes be suspended as students and teachers are not mentally and physically in a state to continue with the teaching learning process, the body had said.
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Delhi University has decided to defer final year examinations amid rising COVID-19 cases in the city, officials said on Sunday. The final year and final semester exams were supposed to begin from May 15 but will now begin from June 1. They will be conducted online and held in open book format.
Recommended: Use DU College Predictor to Know Your Admission Chances in DU Colleges Based on Your 12th Percentage CLICK HERE We held a meeting on Saturday with all the heads of departments and deans. The meeting was chaired by the vice-chancellor. It was decided that the exams will be postponed to June 1, D S Rawat, Dean of Examinations, DU, said.
Amid Rising Covid-19 Cases, Delhi University Postpones Exams Of Final Year Students
Exams for final year students of all courses, which were scheduled to begin from May 15, will now commence on June 1. File Photo Outlook Web Bureau 2021-05-03T15:17:10+05:30 Amid Rising Covid-19 Cases, Delhi University Postpones Exams Of Final Year Students outlookindia.com 2021-05-03T15:20:11+05:30
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Amid Covid-19 cases spiralling out of control in the national capital, Delhi University announced its decision to defer final year examinations.
Exams for final year students of all courses, which were scheduled to begin from May 15, will now commence on June 1.