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Mid-Day Meal Workers: They Feed Pb's Future, But Get 100/day | Ludhiana News - Vimarsana News

Mid-Day Meal Workers: They Feed Pb's Future, But Get 100/day | Ludhiana News

Ludhiana: A dinner for four at any top eatery of Ludhiana would probably cost more, but that is beside the point.

DU teachers unhappy with new academic calendar, say studies will be compromised - Vimarsana News

DU teachers unhappy with new academic calendar, say studies will be compromised

Delhi University (DU) has released the academic calendar for the students taking admission in Undergraduate (UG) courses this year. Shortly after its release, teachers associated with the university described it as a very disappointing ...

Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and New Zealand - Vimarsana News

Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and New Zealand

Hundreds of thousands of India Post workers strike against corporatisation; Bangladeshi tea garden workers hold two-day strike for wage rise; South Korean bank workers protest peak-wage system; Australia: Nurses strike in Queensland and Tasmania for higher pay and staffing levels: Qantas Group engineers to strike; New Zealand paper mill workers locked out

Source: wsws.org
Global Civil Society, Academic Groups Ask CJI To Grant Immediate Bail to G.N. Saibaba - Vimarsana News

Global Civil Society, Academic Groups Ask CJI To Grant Immediate Bail to G.N. Saibaba

The signatories of the letter said Saibaba, who is 90% disabled, is fast losing the functioning of his vital organs and needs to be under medical supervision.

Source: thewire.in
DU 4 Year UG Programme criticised by teacher bodies - Vimarsana News

DU 4 Year UG Programme criticised by teacher bodies

The teacher bodies stated that what was approved in the academic council is different from what was sent to colleges for feedback. The two new proposed alternatives of course structure have reduced the total number of credits in three years honours courses.