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Delhi University proposes syllabus change, teachers object - Vimarsana News

Delhi University proposes syllabus change, teachers object

The varsity has uploaded the draft and sought feedback from students, parents and faculty members by January 30

Central universities to admit PhD scholars through NET - Vimarsana News

Central universities to admit PhD scholars through NET

Currently, the central universities — as also the state-run universities — hold their own written entrance tests and interviews for admission

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DU syllabus row: Courses should have materials that don't hurt sentiments, says university - Vimarsana News

DU syllabus row: Courses should have materials that don't hurt sentiments, says university

The institution faced heavy criticism for dropping the works of Tamil Dalit writers Bama and Sukirtharani and Bengali author Mahasweta Devi from its course.

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Profit-making companies can set up medical colleges attached to profit-making hospitals - Vimarsana News

Profit-making companies can set up medical colleges attached to profit-making hospitals

Profit-making companies can now set up medical colleges that may be attached to profit-making hospitals under changed rules that academics have cited as another example of the “commercialisation of education” under the Narendra Modi government. The critics have underlined that the changes contradict the government’s own National Education Policy (NEP), which reaffirmed that education was a not-for-profit sector. The ball had been set rolling in May 2019 with the Board of Governors in Supersession of Medical Council of India Amendment Notification, which allowed consortiums comprising ...