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Revise pay scales of unaided teachers in 21 days: PU to govt-aided colleges - Vimarsana News

Revise pay scales of unaided teachers in 21 days: PU to govt-aided colleges

The PU authorities Friday issued a letter to the principals of these government-aided colleges, urging them to implement the revision of the pay scales of unaided and self-financed teachers in their colleges within 21 days as per the 7th pay commission.

Drug Abuse: Celebration Of Culture, Creativity At Pau Youth Fest | - Vimarsana News

Drug Abuse: Celebration Of Culture, Creativity At Pau Youth Fest |

Ludhiana: The main stage events of Punjab Agricultural University’s 8-day inter-college youth festival encompassed themes of natural resource conserva.

Unaided teachers at 2 Chandigarh colleges sit in protest seeking revised pay scale - Vimarsana News

Unaided teachers at 2 Chandigarh colleges sit in protest seeking revised pay scale

24 teachers are protesting at DAV College in Sector 10 and 28 teachers at MCM-DAV College in Sector 36 by sitting outside the principal’s office.

Chandigarh aided college teachers raise non-compliance of UGC regulations, other issues before Union minister Hardeep Puri - Vimarsana News

Chandigarh aided college teachers raise non-compliance of UGC regulations, other issues before Union minister Hardeep Puri

CACTA members have requested the implementation of revised pay scales for unaided teachers, which has been pending since January 1, 2016.

Students' council poll: 10 Chandigarh colleges elect their leaders - Vimarsana News

Students' council poll: 10 Chandigarh colleges elect their leaders

Amid blowing of trumpets and beating of drums, a fresh batch of 40 youngsters were elected to the students’ councils at their respective colleges here today.