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Bengal Minister Says Raj Bhavan Acting in 'Dictatorial' Manner After Guv Appoints Interim VCs - Vimarsana News

Bengal Minister Says Raj Bhavan Acting in 'Dictatorial' Manner After Guv Appoints Interim VCs

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"

Source: news18.com
Education minister Bratya Basu | Bengal minister says Raj Bhavan acting in 'dictatorial' manner after Governor CV Ananda Bose appoints interim VCs - Vimarsana News

Education minister Bratya Basu | Bengal minister says Raj Bhavan acting in 'dictatorial' manner after Governor CV Ananda Bose appoints interim VCs

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

Varsities can't take orders from govt without V-C's consent: Bose | Kolkata News - Vimarsana News

Varsities can't take orders from govt without V-C's consent: Bose | Kolkata News

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

Seafood sustainability a looming question for PNW sushi industry - Vimarsana News

Seafood sustainability a looming question for PNW sushi industry

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

Seafood sustainability a looming question for Pacific Northwest sushi industry - Vimarsana News

Seafood sustainability a looming question for Pacific Northwest sushi industry

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 fish's …