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Delhi University's Academic Council Grants Approval for Dual Degree Programs - Vimarsana News

Delhi University's Academic Council Grants Approval for Dual Degree Programs

The University of Delhi convened its 1016th Academic Council (AC) meeting. The meeting's main focus was on approving a proposal...

Nagpur University Stirs Row After Adding BJP, Removing Communist Party from Syllabus - Vimarsana News

Nagpur University Stirs Row After Adding BJP, Removing Communist Party from Syllabus

Nagpur University's decision to include the history of BJP in its MA 4th semester syllabus and to remove the history of the Communist Party has drawn criticism from opposition parties

Source: news18.com
Syllabi changes step towards creating a new India, new terminology: DU Vice-Chancellor - Vimarsana News

Syllabi changes step towards creating a new India, new terminology: DU Vice-Chancellor

DU’s Academic Council (AC), the apex decision-making body on academic matters, approved the revised History syllabus for these semesters under the new four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP) on May 26. This was ratified by the Executive Council (EC) on June 9.

Discrimination, gender: Here is what DU students won't learn if new Economics paper is axed - Vimarsana News

Discrimination, gender: Here is what DU students won't learn if new Economics paper is axed

The recommendations are to be taken up for consideration in the Standing Committee meeting on Academic Affairs on June 14.

Delhi University's economics faculty opposes bid to drop three elective papers - Vimarsana News

Delhi University's economics faculty opposes bid to drop three elective papers

In a letter to Vice-Chancellor Yogesh Singh, the faculty members have requested to retain them.