Nagpur University clears proposal for new engineering college | New engineering college proposal Not Approved by Nagpur university
Nagpur University's emergent Management Council meeting on Tuesday failed to clear much-awaited panels for conducting interviews for 119 teaching posts, vacant since last decade or so. The members flayed administration for preparing faulty lists that were not as per prescribed criteria.
The item was later withdrawn as angry members were reluctant to clear the panels, sources informed. However, the council cleared proposal for a new 'School of Science and Technology' which would now be sent to UGC for clearance. After Government Engineering College in Chandrapur went to Gondwana University, NU was left without a full-fledged government engineering college. The council also cleared proposal of 32 new colleges and 38 faculty extensions.
Sources added that other contentious item regarding purchase committee bills for purchasing new luxury vehicles for vice-chancellor Vilas Sapkal and BCUD director Arvind Chaudhari was also dropped at the last moment owing to criticism from all quarters after it was first reported by TOI on April 14. TOI had reported that while NU was raising exam fee citing financial crunch, it was purchasing luxury vehicle worth about Rs 15 lakh for VC even though existing one was in good condition and just five years old.
The council, however, granted nod to Sapkal's visit to Frankfurt in Germany for attending an international conference from June 18 to 22. The VC is supposed to present a paper in the conference and chancellor had already sanctioned his leave. The VC is also going on leave from June 4 to 17 which was sanctioned by the members while congratulating him. Among other issues, proposals under 12th five-year plan were discussed and cleared during the meeting, sources informed.
Nagpur University's emergent Management Council meeting on Tuesday failed to clear much-awaited panels for conducting interviews for 119 teaching posts, vacant since last decade or so. The members flayed administration for preparing faulty lists that were not as per prescribed criteria.
The item was later withdrawn as angry members were reluctant to clear the panels, sources informed. However, the council cleared proposal for a new 'School of Science and Technology' which would now be sent to UGC for clearance. After Government Engineering College in Chandrapur went to Gondwana University, NU was left without a full-fledged government engineering college. The council also cleared proposal of 32 new colleges and 38 faculty extensions.
Sources added that other contentious item regarding purchase committee bills for purchasing new luxury vehicles for vice-chancellor Vilas Sapkal and BCUD director Arvind Chaudhari was also dropped at the last moment owing to criticism from all quarters after it was first reported by TOI on April 14. TOI had reported that while NU was raising exam fee citing financial crunch, it was purchasing luxury vehicle worth about Rs 15 lakh for VC even though existing one was in good condition and just five years old.
The council, however, granted nod to Sapkal's visit to Frankfurt in Germany for attending an international conference from June 18 to 22. The VC is supposed to present a paper in the conference and chancellor had already sanctioned his leave. The VC is also going on leave from June 4 to 17 which was sanctioned by the members while congratulating him. Among other issues, proposals under 12th five-year plan were discussed and cleared during the meeting, sources informed.
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