Teachers of Delhi University are ready to open fronts against Vice Chancellor Dinesh Singh during the General Body meeting of Delhi University Teachers Association (DUTA). Already confronting with various issues including evaluation of semester papers and other issues DUTA will try to get mandate for agitation to press their demands.
“University administration has been violating all the statutory provisions for long time and EC and AC have made almost defunct so that the current administration could take decision arbitrarily, Amardev Sharma, President DUTA, told fachcha.com.

According to him several issues will be discussed in the General Body meeting on Tuesday. These include decisions of HRD, functioning of Delhi government funded college, bills, DU related issues apart from teachers and students related issues.

Children of Sarvodaya Kanya Vidyalaya presented Kodiyancha Karvan at Rajpath. Tableau of Ministry of HRD, emerged as the 1st prize winner among the tableaux presented at Rajpath. Tableaux of Goa and Karnataka won second and third prizes respectively.

Indian Air Force (IAF) and Border Security Force (BSF) have been selected as best marching contingents among the three services and para-military forces respectively.

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She said that proposed campus will provide better facility for higher education in the area. It is notable that several colleges of Delhi University and Indraprastha University are already operating in the area. These include colleges like Vivekanad College, B R Ambedkar College, Maharaja Agrsen College, College of Business Studies and others.

T-72 tank, Carrier Mortar Tracked, SMERCH Multiple Launch Rocket System, Pinaka Multi Barrel Rocket System, Full Width Mine Plough, Jammer Station VHF/UHF, Advanced Light Helicopter Dhruv, the C-130-J Super Hercules tactical aircaft, The Indian Navy`s tableau were some of the features of Indian military prowess during the parade.
Sniffing dogs were seen during the national programme when a tableau of Army’s Remount Vetenary Crops was presented over the Rajpath. Daring daredevils of BSF on motorcycle was another major annual attraction during the parade.
Earlier, parade ceremony commenced at the Amar JawanJyoti at India Gate where the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh led the nation in paying homage to the martyrs by laying wreath to the Armed Forces personnel who made the supreme sacrifice in the service of the motherland. Thereafter President Pratibha Devi Singh Patil unfurled the National Flag and the National Anthem played. President posthumously conferred the Ashok Chakra on Lieutenant Navdeep Singh.

This year’s Chief Guest in the parade was YingluckShinawatra, Prime Minister of Thailand. The marching contingents of Army included the horse-mounted columns of the 61st Cavalry, Parachute Regiment, Bengal Engineer Group & Centre, Brigade of the Guards, Kumaon Regiment, Assam Regiment, Mahar Regiment, Gorkha Rifles Regiment and the Corps of Military Police. The marching contingents of Navy and Air Force, Paramilitary forces, Delhi Police, NCC and NSS were other attractions apart from tableaux from various states.

Prof. Dinesh Singh, Vice Chancellor, Delhi University in his address mentioned about “Cluster Innovation Centre” and said that it will change the way of learning in Delhi University. He described signing of MoU as a Red Letter Day in the history of Delhi University.

It is notable that 13 states have got the chance to participate in the parade of tableaux on 26th January. These states include Assam, Rajsthan, Goa, Karnataka, W. Bengal, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Sikkim, Punjab, Chhatisgarh, Jammu & Kashmir and Maharashtra.

States strive hard to get their tableau in the parade every year. Even, many states call for competitive bidding for the purpose so that they could showcase their culture, heritage, progress of their states. But Delhi is probably lacking zeal for the purpose.
However, the city government may stay cool as many other states too are not participating in the event. But children of Delhi will not disappoint the spectators as 350 children Delhi will present their programme on Rajpath on the occasion.

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Arvinder Singh said that one Urdu language teacher would be appointed in each government school where Urdu language students are enrolled. The recruitment process of Urdu teachers would be reviewed after a gap of every three months and more Urdu teachers would be recruited if required.

Right to Education Act has already been implemented by Delhi Government and according to the provisions and need of Right to Education Act, Delhi Government has started the recruitment process of 13,000 new posts of school teachers to maintain the standard ratio of students and teachers, he further said.

The caste census is being surveyed after several decades in the country. The process is already on in various states and some of the states have almost completed the process. The census includes important data regarding caste of the citizen, their economic condition and other related information. As per schedule the census will complete by middle of this year.