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vice-chancellor posts vacant in Nagpur University
vice-chancellor posts vacant in Nagpur University
top posts including that of vice-chancellor vacant. However, the biggest problem that was plaguing the university was huge number of vacant posts, including those of pro-VC, registrar, controller of examinations (CoE), and Board of College and University Development (BCUD) director, which are of statutory nature.
When Vilas Sapkal took over at helm of affairs, it was expected that the situation will change. But, after he assumed charge on December 22, 2010, no effort has been made to fill up these statutory posts, some Senate members claimed. They stated that university is suffering on account of vacancy and persons who were handed over the additional charge of these key posts, especially of registrar and CoE, are not able to do justice to their jobs. Not only these posts, but even that of PRO is also lying vacant, thus leaving university completely incommunicado.
Though lately, BCUD directors post was filled up with appointment of Arvind Chaudhari, the all-important registrar's post is still vacant from June 16, 2009, and CoE's from November 16, 2010. Neither Sapkal nor Yenkie could be contacted for their comments on administration's side.
Management Council (MC) member Mahendra Nimbarte had strongly pressed for immediate filling up of all vacant posts during MC meeting. "But even after two weeks, the administration has failed miserably to take any step," he told TOI. "This is highly unfortunate as NU functioning is crippled due to absence of these key posts," he added.
He remarked that at least Sapkal should take initiative to fill up pro-VC's post to help him in administrative work. "Decentralization of administration is necessary for smooth functioning and VC must fill up this post on priority," Nimbarte said.
Commerce dean Bharat Meghe who had raised a question in this regard in Senate agenda stated that NU wasted precious money on conducting two interviews for registrar's posts (TOI reported the issue on March 14).
"They replied that they had not found suitable candidate. Then they must clarify who's suitable for them?" he remarked.
Meghe added that the incumbents were also burdened with their regular responsibilities. "Registrar Mahesh Yenkie is also a LIT director apart from being a lecturer," he said.
He insisted on filling up of pro-VC's post. "This posts remains in VC's hand and its surprising why it is not being filed. Perhaps, last VC's experience might be one of the reasons," he said.
top posts including that of vice-chancellor vacant. However, the biggest problem that was plaguing the university was huge number of vacant posts, including those of pro-VC, registrar, controller of examinations (CoE), and Board of College and University Development (BCUD) director, which are of statutory nature.
When Vilas Sapkal took over at helm of affairs, it was expected that the situation will change. But, after he assumed charge on December 22, 2010, no effort has been made to fill up these statutory posts, some Senate members claimed. They stated that university is suffering on account of vacancy and persons who were handed over the additional charge of these key posts, especially of registrar and CoE, are not able to do justice to their jobs. Not only these posts, but even that of PRO is also lying vacant, thus leaving university completely incommunicado.
Though lately, BCUD directors post was filled up with appointment of Arvind Chaudhari, the all-important registrar's post is still vacant from June 16, 2009, and CoE's from November 16, 2010. Neither Sapkal nor Yenkie could be contacted for their comments on administration's side.
Management Council (MC) member Mahendra Nimbarte had strongly pressed for immediate filling up of all vacant posts during MC meeting. "But even after two weeks, the administration has failed miserably to take any step," he told TOI. "This is highly unfortunate as NU functioning is crippled due to absence of these key posts," he added.
He remarked that at least Sapkal should take initiative to fill up pro-VC's post to help him in administrative work. "Decentralization of administration is necessary for smooth functioning and VC must fill up this post on priority," Nimbarte said.
Commerce dean Bharat Meghe who had raised a question in this regard in Senate agenda stated that NU wasted precious money on conducting two interviews for registrar's posts (TOI reported the issue on March 14).
"They replied that they had not found suitable candidate. Then they must clarify who's suitable for them?" he remarked.
Meghe added that the incumbents were also burdened with their regular responsibilities. "Registrar Mahesh Yenkie is also a LIT director apart from being a lecturer," he said.
He insisted on filling up of pro-VC's post. "This posts remains in VC's hand and its surprising why it is not being filed. Perhaps, last VC's experience might be one of the reasons," he said.
Nagpur University exam fee hike 2012
Nagpur University exam fee hike 2012
A lawyer, Mohan Bajpayee strongly supported roll back in fees, stating that fees were doubled in last five years. He also suggested a solution to the problem by informing the House that NU had hiked teachers' remuneration three times for conducting evaluation work and if it was reduced, the exam fees could be brought down significantly. He cited Section 32(5)(g) of Maharashtra Universities Act, 1994, which makes it mandatory for the teachers to help with university exam work and that their refusal could lead to disciplinary action. He questioned why teachers were being paid for mandatory work when evaluation work was being done 'on duty'. Mahindra Nimbarte, Samir Kene and Ritesh Ganar also endorsed his stand.
Though Bajpayee's suggestions were openly accepted by commerce dean Bharat Meghe and few others, a majority of teachers in the Senate didn't like the idea but preferred not to express it. Senior NU officials, however, admitted that if teachers' remuneration was stopped, the exam fees would reduce by more than half. "Some teachers earn up to Rs 3 lakh during winter exams. The teaching community is primarily responsible for most of the problems. Poor evaluation of papers which forces students to apply for revaluation is one of them. Even the Nagpur Bench of Bombay High Court had rapped NU evaluators for poor quality of valuation in case of a law student Richa Inamdar," officials told TOI.
Citing the case of teachers who evaluate state board exam papers, the officials questioned that when they were not paid any remuneration despite comparatively higher number of students than NU, why university teachers should be paid for it. Officials further added that with implementation of sixth pay commission, their salaries are sky high, new a lecturer getting a minimum of 50,000 - 55,000 at start. Those having five years or more experience were getting 70,000- 80,000 while lectures with minimum 15 years of experience were offered 1-1.5 lakh.
"Out of 365 days in a year, a lecturer's working days are 210 and for checking papers, they have to be on duty from 11am to 5pm only. Still, they take home lakhs including travel and dearness allowances. They also get their full salary in this period, the NU officials informed.
A lawyer, Mohan Bajpayee strongly supported roll back in fees, stating that fees were doubled in last five years. He also suggested a solution to the problem by informing the House that NU had hiked teachers' remuneration three times for conducting evaluation work and if it was reduced, the exam fees could be brought down significantly. He cited Section 32(5)(g) of Maharashtra Universities Act, 1994, which makes it mandatory for the teachers to help with university exam work and that their refusal could lead to disciplinary action. He questioned why teachers were being paid for mandatory work when evaluation work was being done 'on duty'. Mahindra Nimbarte, Samir Kene and Ritesh Ganar also endorsed his stand.
Though Bajpayee's suggestions were openly accepted by commerce dean Bharat Meghe and few others, a majority of teachers in the Senate didn't like the idea but preferred not to express it. Senior NU officials, however, admitted that if teachers' remuneration was stopped, the exam fees would reduce by more than half. "Some teachers earn up to Rs 3 lakh during winter exams. The teaching community is primarily responsible for most of the problems. Poor evaluation of papers which forces students to apply for revaluation is one of them. Even the Nagpur Bench of Bombay High Court had rapped NU evaluators for poor quality of valuation in case of a law student Richa Inamdar," officials told TOI.
Citing the case of teachers who evaluate state board exam papers, the officials questioned that when they were not paid any remuneration despite comparatively higher number of students than NU, why university teachers should be paid for it. Officials further added that with implementation of sixth pay commission, their salaries are sky high, new a lecturer getting a minimum of 50,000 - 55,000 at start. Those having five years or more experience were getting 70,000- 80,000 while lectures with minimum 15 years of experience were offered 1-1.5 lakh.
"Out of 365 days in a year, a lecturer's working days are 210 and for checking papers, they have to be on duty from 11am to 5pm only. Still, they take home lakhs including travel and dearness allowances. They also get their full salary in this period, the NU officials informed.
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"Affiliated colleges should get involved in research to generate industry interest. We are trying to evolve a supportive mechanism, like financial assistance, which will help colleges get involved in research. We are eworking with our colleges to put in place good facilities and encourage students to get into higher level research," said Sapkal. He said the varsity is keen to develop a strong research-oriented atmosphere across campuses.
Earlier in the day, while speaking at the international conference organized by Tirpude College's department of management studies and research (DMSR), Sapkal stressed on the importance of research for the economy. "In the years preceding liberalization, our industries had got used to the closed economy scenario. In the nineties, the policy was totally changed and our industries did not have the technology to compete with companies from abroad. Research is an important part, which needs to be nurtured and it will give us the competitive edge," he said.
Devendra Parekh, president, VED Council, said, "Fortunately, we have a competent VC in Sapkal who focuses on research. But unfortunately, this part had been ignored by his predecessors, thus loosing valuable time for the industry. Our industries can benefit from research in metallurgy and we are hopeful that the VC will promote this."
He added that though the current research scenario in NU is grim, VED is hopeful that things will improve. "Research is an area which has to be a collaborative effort and many universities across the country are doing it. Pune University is working with the engineering sector while Marathwada University is collaborating with pharmaceutical companies. VC Sapkal even met some potential investors at a VED function and told them of the talent pool in the region. These kind of proactive steps will ensure NU and industry work together for the benefit of the region," he said.
Lalit Khullar, director, Tirpude's DMSR, said, "We organized the conference with the hope of bringing different views on a common platform. Research can help businesses sustain themselves during recessionary times by providing a competitive edge."
"Affiliated colleges should get involved in research to generate industry interest. We are trying to evolve a supportive mechanism, like financial assistance, which will help colleges get involved in research. We are eworking with our colleges to put in place good facilities and encourage students to get into higher level research," said Sapkal. He said the varsity is keen to develop a strong research-oriented atmosphere across campuses.
Earlier in the day, while speaking at the international conference organized by Tirpude College's department of management studies and research (DMSR), Sapkal stressed on the importance of research for the economy. "In the years preceding liberalization, our industries had got used to the closed economy scenario. In the nineties, the policy was totally changed and our industries did not have the technology to compete with companies from abroad. Research is an important part, which needs to be nurtured and it will give us the competitive edge," he said.
Devendra Parekh, president, VED Council, said, "Fortunately, we have a competent VC in Sapkal who focuses on research. But unfortunately, this part had been ignored by his predecessors, thus loosing valuable time for the industry. Our industries can benefit from research in metallurgy and we are hopeful that the VC will promote this."
He added that though the current research scenario in NU is grim, VED is hopeful that things will improve. "Research is an area which has to be a collaborative effort and many universities across the country are doing it. Pune University is working with the engineering sector while Marathwada University is collaborating with pharmaceutical companies. VC Sapkal even met some potential investors at a VED function and told them of the talent pool in the region. These kind of proactive steps will ensure NU and industry work together for the benefit of the region," he said.
Lalit Khullar, director, Tirpude's DMSR, said, "We organized the conference with the hope of bringing different views on a common platform. Research can help businesses sustain themselves during recessionary times by providing a competitive edge."
Mihan rail terminal job to CONCOR | Mihan Project Train Join | Mihan Sez & Indian Rail
Mihan rail terminal job to CONCOR | Mihan Project Train Join | Mihan Sez & Indian Rail
CONCOR has been allotted 66 acres of land at 1 crore an acre, and the decision has been endorsed by MADC's board on Thursday. However, on Friday itself Nagpur Sical Gupta Road Terminal Ltd (NSGRTL), secured a court stay till April 7.
This company had earlier bagged the contract to set up the rail as well as road terminal in Mihan, although the work did not take off with both MADC and NSGRTL trading charges of non-cooperation and backing out on promises. NSGRTL says that eventually the project became unviable for which it blames MADC. The latter, on the other hand, questions the seriousness of NSGRTL in going ahead with the job.
The very concept of Mihan, which stands for multimodal, international cargo hub and airport at Nagpur, (Mihan) is based on setting up infrastructure to facilitate, movement of cargo through rail, road as well as air. For this a facility like road and rail terminal is essential. However, due to several reasons, the core idea had taken a back seat and the special economic zone (SEZ) coming up in the adjoining area got a priority.
MADC had invited bids for the rail terminal a couple of months ago. Although a road terminal was also planned to be built simultaneously, MADC decided to do it later, again due to an objection by NSGRTL. As MADC went ahead with terminating contract with NGSRTL citing non-payment of rent as reason, the latter decided to evoke the arbitration clause in the deal over the road terminal.
Now, the company says the contract has been wrongfully allotted to CONCOR. MADC's vice-chairman-cum-managing director UPS Madan confirmed both the developments. He said CONCOR was expected to start work as soon as the formalities were over. About litigation, he said a status quo has been ordered and MADC will have to reply by April 7.
The company's stance is that although the contract was allotted to NSGRTL, it did not make the requisite payment to take over the land. As a result it was decided to go-head with the fresh contract.
The CEO of NSGRTL Ashok Mundhara said the land could not be taken over as MADC had not acquired it at all. "The contract was allotted in 2006 and the land was acquired in 2009. By this time the portion was excluded from the SEZ, taking away tax benefits. Moreover, companies projected to be starting operations in Mihan did not come up too. NSGRTL wanted a deal on fresh terms to which MADC did not respond," he told TOI. He said the company was still ready to go-ahead with the project provided there were conducive conditions.
However, earlier this firm had maintained that the project was given up on the grounds that it would be a dead investment due to lack of industries in SEZ.
Mundhara said both road and rail terminal were complementary to each other and could not be developed in exclusivity.
M.Ed. Nagpur Univerity Summer 2012 Exam Timetable | Summer 2012 M.Ed.Exam Timetable
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education budget inadequate Hike by 17%
education budget inadequate Hike by 17%
Even though the allocation for education in the union Budget has been hiked academicians feel shortchanged after going through the details.
N G Ganar, MLC (Teachers Constituency), said, "The hike in education Budget is just over 17 per cent whereas it should have been almost 100 per cent minimum. The central government wants to implement the Right To Education ( RTE) fully without providing the necessary funding for it. I would say that the government is talking about buying a chopper whereas they don't even have money for a cycle."
Deepak Bajaj, a well known academician, said, "We are disappointed that the government is not considering education as a priority and this 17 per cent increase is of no use to us. For any country education sector should be a priority as it will build a base for the future. Needless to say that the government has to invest in it if it wants reap the benefits."
Mahesh Karajgaonkar, deputy director (education), said, "The government has allocated Rs48,000 crore while it should have given at least Rs60,000 crore. With this budget allocation we will not be able to deliver the goods, in fact it will be tough to even maintain the current infrastructure."
Even though the allocation for education in the union Budget has been hiked academicians feel shortchanged after going through the details.
N G Ganar, MLC (Teachers Constituency), said, "The hike in education Budget is just over 17 per cent whereas it should have been almost 100 per cent minimum. The central government wants to implement the Right To Education ( RTE) fully without providing the necessary funding for it. I would say that the government is talking about buying a chopper whereas they don't even have money for a cycle."
Deepak Bajaj, a well known academician, said, "We are disappointed that the government is not considering education as a priority and this 17 per cent increase is of no use to us. For any country education sector should be a priority as it will build a base for the future. Needless to say that the government has to invest in it if it wants reap the benefits."
Mahesh Karajgaonkar, deputy director (education), said, "The government has allocated Rs48,000 crore while it should have given at least Rs60,000 crore. With this budget allocation we will not be able to deliver the goods, in fact it will be tough to even maintain the current infrastructure."
SSC student's eye injured in Mobile phone blast
SSC student's eye injured in Mobile phone blast | Mobile blast in Nagpur | Student Injured by Mobile Blast
SSC student Sachin Verma has been advised to undergo an eye operation after a mobile phone exploded, leaving some particles pierced in his right eye. Verma, a resident of Manish Nagar, was trying to open the Chinese make cell phone when it suddenly exploded on Friday afternoon.
Doctors said that Verma's lenses have been damaged and he will have to undergo an operation. Apart from his eyes, Verma also suffered injuries on his right hand and thighs. Though doctors have assured that Verma will not lose his eyesight, he will not be able to appear for his next SSC paper on Monday.
SSC student Sachin Verma has been advised to undergo an eye operation after a mobile phone exploded, leaving some particles pierced in his right eye. Verma, a resident of Manish Nagar, was trying to open the Chinese make cell phone when it suddenly exploded on Friday afternoon.
Doctors said that Verma's lenses have been damaged and he will have to undergo an operation. Apart from his eyes, Verma also suffered injuries on his right hand and thighs. Though doctors have assured that Verma will not lose his eyesight, he will not be able to appear for his next SSC paper on Monday.
M.Sc. (MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND GENETIC ENGINEERING SEM-I SUMMER-2012) Result | Nagpur University 2012 Sem 1 Summer 2012 Exam Timetable M.Sc.
M.Sc. (MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND GENETIC ENGINEERING SEM-I SUMMER-2012) Result | Nagpur University 2012 Sem 1 Summer 2012 Exam Timetable M.Sc.
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND GENETIC ENGINEERING SEM-I SUMMER-2012
RASHTRASANT TUKADOJI MAHARAJ NAGPUR UNIVERSITY
DATED 13/03/2012
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES (The figures in brackets indicate the aggregate marks obtained out of 700)
393201(408) 393202 (451) 393203(501) 393204(533) 393205(487) 393206 (481) 393207(382) 393208(502) 393209(482) 393210(495) 393211(404) 393212 (498) 393213(404) 393214(439)
NOTE- FAILURES DESIRING TO APPEAR FOR SUMMER-2012 EXAM SHALL SUBMIT THEIR EXAMINATION FORMS WITH FULL EXAM FEES WITHIN 15 DAYS FROM RESULT DATE TO THE COLLEGE
By order of the Board of Examinations,
Controller of Examinations,
Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj,
Nagpur University.
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND GENETIC ENGINEERING SEM-I SUMMER-2012
RASHTRASANT TUKADOJI MAHARAJ NAGPUR UNIVERSITY
DATED 13/03/2012
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES (The figures in brackets indicate the aggregate marks obtained out of 700)
393201(408) 393202 (451) 393203(501) 393204(533) 393205(487) 393206 (481) 393207(382) 393208(502) 393209(482) 393210(495) 393211(404) 393212 (498) 393213(404) 393214(439)
NOTE- FAILURES DESIRING TO APPEAR FOR SUMMER-2012 EXAM SHALL SUBMIT THEIR EXAMINATION FORMS WITH FULL EXAM FEES WITHIN 15 DAYS FROM RESULT DATE TO THE COLLEGE
By order of the Board of Examinations,
Controller of Examinations,
Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj,
Nagpur University.
Nagpur University polls irregularities submits report to VC
Nagpur University polls irregularities submits report to VC
The one-man panel of the retired Bombay high court judge was constituted on April 16 last year after TOI, through a series of reports, exposed how politics had played its part in NU polls for Senate and Board of Studies (BoS). This newspaper also reported about warring groups within the university and allegations of forgery, blackmailing and even threats to NU top officials.
Citing an NGO, TOI had reported that as to how assistant returning officer for BoS polls Vilas Ramteke was allegedly blackmailed and forced to resign by members of Secular Panel that included some eminent academicians. The NGO had accused them of encouraging corruption and promoting unethical practices in the academic circles and also interfering in the NU administration.
Yenkie confirmed the development, stating that the VC had entrusted him to take further action. He refused to provide specific details.
Insiders, however, confirmed that the report had indicted academicians and also recommended action against them for adopting unethical practices during polls. The judge also probed the old case of tainted Dhanwate National College (DNC) lecturer Pradip Hadke who forged documents and cast a bogus vote during Senate elections.
Interacting with the media last time, Yenkie had revealed a disturbing fact that even top officials including him received threats from political parties which pressured them for granting favours to their candidates during polls. He also talked of finding several cases of candidates using forged documents or submitting false information for contesting in NU polls or voting in them. Terming these acts as "shameful", the registrar had vowed to punish the guilty and even lodged a police complaint against such tainted persons. He had also stated that even Hislop Education Society, which later withdrew complaint against Hadke under pressure, would not be spared if the lecturer was indicted by the panel.
Insiders, however, raised doubts on NU bosses' commitment on acting on the probe report, citing their inaction on earlier such reports. There is little action in the roster scam in which over 500 university appointments are under scanner. In fact, even after indicting reports from another retired Bombay High Court judge GG Loney who recommended immediate police complaint to probe the scam, NU bosses are reluctant to act against accused, allegedly due to political pressure.
The one-man panel of the retired Bombay high court judge was constituted on April 16 last year after TOI, through a series of reports, exposed how politics had played its part in NU polls for Senate and Board of Studies (BoS). This newspaper also reported about warring groups within the university and allegations of forgery, blackmailing and even threats to NU top officials.
Citing an NGO, TOI had reported that as to how assistant returning officer for BoS polls Vilas Ramteke was allegedly blackmailed and forced to resign by members of Secular Panel that included some eminent academicians. The NGO had accused them of encouraging corruption and promoting unethical practices in the academic circles and also interfering in the NU administration.
Yenkie confirmed the development, stating that the VC had entrusted him to take further action. He refused to provide specific details.
Insiders, however, confirmed that the report had indicted academicians and also recommended action against them for adopting unethical practices during polls. The judge also probed the old case of tainted Dhanwate National College (DNC) lecturer Pradip Hadke who forged documents and cast a bogus vote during Senate elections.
Interacting with the media last time, Yenkie had revealed a disturbing fact that even top officials including him received threats from political parties which pressured them for granting favours to their candidates during polls. He also talked of finding several cases of candidates using forged documents or submitting false information for contesting in NU polls or voting in them. Terming these acts as "shameful", the registrar had vowed to punish the guilty and even lodged a police complaint against such tainted persons. He had also stated that even Hislop Education Society, which later withdrew complaint against Hadke under pressure, would not be spared if the lecturer was indicted by the panel.
Insiders, however, raised doubts on NU bosses' commitment on acting on the probe report, citing their inaction on earlier such reports. There is little action in the roster scam in which over 500 university appointments are under scanner. In fact, even after indicting reports from another retired Bombay High Court judge GG Loney who recommended immediate police complaint to probe the scam, NU bosses are reluctant to act against accused, allegedly due to political pressure.
Nagpur University hiring over blind man
Nagpur University hiring over blind man
Rajesh Asudani (35), a meritorious candidate who aspired to be a lecturer, had argued in-person during first hearing but taking into consideration his blindness, the court appointed Ashutosh Dharmadhikari as amicus curiae to plead his case. He claimed that NU violated Persons with Disabilities (Equal opportunities, protection of rights and full participation) act, 1995, in its advertisements for recruitment of professors, associate and assistant professors. He said these advertisements provided reservation for the disabled but "subject to availability" and stated that preference would be given to physically handicapped. He added that advertisements failed to specify the exact nature of disability and were against various circulars issued by UGC, Government of Maharashtra, Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, and also against the settled laws established by judgments of Supreme Court and various high courts.
Asudani, working with RBI as Class-I officer, pointed out that NU had issued advertisements for lecturers' recruitment three times in five years - on July 13, 2007, March 26, 2008 and August 30, 2011. The petitioner contended that reservation of posts for disabled persons under Sections 32 and 33 were binding on all the establishments but NU disregarded them in letter and spirit while reserving only four posts for physically handicapped persons, that too making it "subject to availability". He took strong objection to this rider terming it as patently illegal and militating against the letter and spirit of law.
Asudani argued that same rider had not been placed for filling up posts for SC/ST candidates, even though some posts have been advertised numerous times. He cited examples of head of NU post graduate law department Shirish Deshpande and retired sociology lecturer Prof Lakshman Khapekar who earned distinction for their unmatched academic success despite blindness from this very university. He prayed for cancelling the advertisements and directives to NU to come up with new one with proper reservations for disabled.
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Kaziranga, Tadoba , Desert Lions on National Geographic documentary
Kaziranga, Tadoba , Desert Lions on National Geographic documentary
The series is directed by Duncan Chard with director of photography Saravanakumar Salem. David Attenborough is the narrator of the series. On March 12, film on Kaziranga will be shown, followed by Tadoba on March 13 and Desert Lions on March 14. The second documentary of this series - Tiger Jungles - which is a 60-minute classic film on the Tadoba landscape will be aired at 8pm on March 13. This episode will be repeated on March 14 at 10am. Harshawardhan and Poonam Dhanwatey of Tiger Research and Conservation Trust (TRACT) informed that additional photography has been done by Kalyan Varma. Special credits and thanks have been given to state forest department, TATR field director VK Sinha, ACF Ajay Pillariseth, guides Santosh Kumar and Nilakanth Magare, forest guard Nanaware Samba and Shalik Jogwe. Executive producers for the series are Harry Marshall and Laura Marshall with Ashley Hoppin is executive producer for the National Geographic Channel.
The series is directed by Duncan Chard with director of photography Saravanakumar Salem. David Attenborough is the narrator of the series. On March 12, film on Kaziranga will be shown, followed by Tadoba on March 13 and Desert Lions on March 14. The second documentary of this series - Tiger Jungles - which is a 60-minute classic film on the Tadoba landscape will be aired at 8pm on March 13. This episode will be repeated on March 14 at 10am. Harshawardhan and Poonam Dhanwatey of Tiger Research and Conservation Trust (TRACT) informed that additional photography has been done by Kalyan Varma. Special credits and thanks have been given to state forest department, TATR field director VK Sinha, ACF Ajay Pillariseth, guides Santosh Kumar and Nilakanth Magare, forest guard Nanaware Samba and Shalik Jogwe. Executive producers for the series are Harry Marshall and Laura Marshall with Ashley Hoppin is executive producer for the National Geographic Channel.
The city-based Maharashtra Animal and Fishery Sciences University (Mafsu)
The city-based Maharashtra Animal and Fishery Sciences University (Mafsu)
Even before taking over as Mafsu VC, Prasad had applied for the director's post at the National Institute of Animal Nutrition and Physiology (NIANP) at Bangalore. Comparatively, the VC's post was more prestigious.
"Though the VC's post is more important, money and post at this stage does not matter much to me. I want to be with my family. My daughter got married last year and my wife is living with my younger daughter. Neither my family nor I am comfortable in this situation. I also had health problems due to working late hours," said Prasad before leaving for Bangalore on Saturday evening.
Prasad claims that he has already bailed out the university from most of its problems and set it on the right track by bringing enough funding from various fronts. The ICAR too has warmed up to the Mafsu faculty for better academic and research work.
The decision to leave was not an easy one. "Except for some ongoing inquiries I have left no administrative jobs half done. I solved the issue of probation, started new courses, new programmes and held the convocation without any trouble. The research council meeting was held and a farmers' hostel started in my tenure," said Prasad.
Even before taking over as Mafsu VC, Prasad had applied for the director's post at the National Institute of Animal Nutrition and Physiology (NIANP) at Bangalore. Comparatively, the VC's post was more prestigious.
"Though the VC's post is more important, money and post at this stage does not matter much to me. I want to be with my family. My daughter got married last year and my wife is living with my younger daughter. Neither my family nor I am comfortable in this situation. I also had health problems due to working late hours," said Prasad before leaving for Bangalore on Saturday evening.
Prasad claims that he has already bailed out the university from most of its problems and set it on the right track by bringing enough funding from various fronts. The ICAR too has warmed up to the Mafsu faculty for better academic and research work.
The decision to leave was not an easy one. "Except for some ongoing inquiries I have left no administrative jobs half done. I solved the issue of probation, started new courses, new programmes and held the convocation without any trouble. The research council meeting was held and a farmers' hostel started in my tenure," said Prasad.
Nagpur University PGDCA Students Demand For postpone 2012 Summer Exam
Nagpur University PGDCA Students Demand For postpone 2012 Summer Exam
Two days after students of Nagpur University embarked on exam journey, troubles returned to haunt its officials. On Wednesday, nearly 50 students stormed NU's administrative premises near Maharajbagh with a demand to postpone their exam. The students are pursuing one-year post-graduate diploma in computer science and application (PGDCS & A) in various colleges.
They gathered near vice-chancellor Vilas Sapkal's chamber and raised slogans. According to them, the timetable was released just 10 days before the exam, leaving them in a complete shock. They demanded more than one day's gap between two papers. They claimed that the timetable was not uploaded on the NU's website. TOI had many times highlighted the problem faced by lakhs of NU due to failure of officials to update the website. It was only after TOI reports that some changes were made.
Students claimed that in the age of information technology (IT), NU seems to be moving in the dark age which is evident from its website. They alleged that NU has been charging Rs 50 per students towards e-suvidha since last many years, but no such facilities are offered. There are no details of where the collected money has gone, they claimed. The atmosphere turned tense for sometime as students kept raising various issues.
Controller of Examination (CoE) Siddharth Kane however refused to accept any of the demands of students and denied allegations. He told them that timetable was dispatched to the respective colleges about a month back. He said it was the fault of colleges if they failed to provide timetable to students. He said that he can't change the exam schedule now as it would lead to system collapse and pose problems to students of other faculties.
They gathered near vice-chancellor Vilas Sapkal's chamber and raised slogans. According to them, the timetable was released just 10 days before the exam, leaving them in a complete shock. They demanded more than one day's gap between two papers. They claimed that the timetable was not uploaded on the NU's website. TOI had many times highlighted the problem faced by lakhs of NU due to failure of officials to update the website. It was only after TOI reports that some changes were made.
Students claimed that in the age of information technology (IT), NU seems to be moving in the dark age which is evident from its website. They alleged that NU has been charging Rs 50 per students towards e-suvidha since last many years, but no such facilities are offered. There are no details of where the collected money has gone, they claimed. The atmosphere turned tense for sometime as students kept raising various issues.
Controller of Examination (CoE) Siddharth Kane however refused to accept any of the demands of students and denied allegations. He told them that timetable was dispatched to the respective colleges about a month back. He said it was the fault of colleges if they failed to provide timetable to students. He said that he can't change the exam schedule now as it would lead to system collapse and pose problems to students of other faculties.
B.Ed. Summer 2012 Exam Timetable Nagpur University | 2012 Nagpur university B.Ed. Exam
B.Ed. Summer 2012 Exam Timetable Nagpur University | 2012 Nagpur university B.Ed. Exam | Bachelor of Education 2012 Nagpur University Exam Schedule
Nagpur University English and Marathi websites are not updated regularly
Nagpur University English and Marathi websites are not updated regularly
Nagpur University 's perennial problems with its website continue. Even as its English and Marathi websites are not updated regularly and lacked information, the officials at the helm of affairs committed yet another blunder. This time, they uploaded last year's document on Yuvarang festival which created confusion among the participating students. In fact, the topic of its last year's debate - Female activism is a challenge to male dominated society - was repeated along with other contents, putting the participants in a quandary.
IGNOU science quiz for Central Jail inmates
IGNOU science quiz for Central Jail inmates
The regional hub of Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) conducted a science quiz for the inmates of Central Prison here. As many as 30 questions were asked and prisoners displayed a tremendous amount of knowledge with their quick replies even before the question could be completed, authorities said. The event was a joint initiative between the IGNOU and Nagpur chapter of the Indian Science Congress. The winners were awarded merit certificates and a book on science on the sidelines of the National Science Day on February 28. Vice-Chancellor of RSTM Nagpur University, Vilas Sapkal, IGNOU Regional Director Dr P Shivaswroop and Superintendent of Central Prison here V V Shekdar distributed certificates to the winning inmates at a function here yesterday. Central Prisons in Nagpur and Amravati are the IGNOU Study Centres in Vidarbha from among 13 districts of Vidarbha (nine districts) and Marathwada (three districts). PTI JOE
Infosys at Mihan SEZ Nagpur likely to start operations in 3 years
Infosys at Mihan SEZ Nagpur likely to start operations in 3 years | Infosys in Nagpur | Infosysat SEZ | Infosys at Nagpur
However, the move is still short of clinching the final deal with this state government company which will ultimately lead to allotment of land to Infosys in the SEZ.
The documents were signed in Nagpur by chief minister Prithviraj Chavan who is chairman of MADC. Some senior bureaucrats and politicians were present.
Technically, an MoU differs from an agreement as the former is generally an expression of willingness by the two parties to enter into a pact if certain conditions are met by both.
State governments often sign MoUs with prospective investors from the industry some of which materialize. In this case, other formalities are being done. MADC has called it the biggest investment proposal so far.
Infosys proposes to take up 142 acres of land in the SEZ, where it plans to come up with its 12th campus in the country. CEO and managing director SD Shibulal told the media that the company plans to invest Rs 150 crore and that 2,000-3,000 jobs would be created in the initial phase. The operations are likely to start within three years, added Shibulal.
Mohota Science College (MCC) Exam reforms need of the hour
Mohota Science College (MCC) Exam reforms need of the hour
The seminar funded by University Grants Commission is a brainchild of Sanjay Charalwar, principal of MCC. "Our examination system is totally memory based. We are judging students on their ability to write after recalling the content rather than understanding it. The system is over 50 years old and many things have changed in the meantime," said Charalwar.
Ajit Kulkarni, professor at IIT-Mumbai, believes that slowly changes are coming which are keeping pace with times. "Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation of students is one of the ways forward where we can test what they have understood in a better way. The semester system is also a good concept which is finding support among educators," he added.
The Controller of Examinations at Nagpur University SP Kane felt that technology is will play a crucial part in the evaluation process. "If a student applies for re-evaluation then it takes a long time to get completed and everyone believes it is the university's fault. The delay occurs due to the system currently in place where a certain process has to be followed. The application acceptance process takes weeks which further affects the evaluation time. The NU too is in the process of modernizing many things with the hope of ultimately benefiting the students," said Kane.
Ajit Kulkarni, professor at IIT-Mumbai, believes that slowly changes are coming which are keeping pace with times. "Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation of students is one of the ways forward where we can test what they have understood in a better way. The semester system is also a good concept which is finding support among educators," he added.
The Controller of Examinations at Nagpur University SP Kane felt that technology is will play a crucial part in the evaluation process. "If a student applies for re-evaluation then it takes a long time to get completed and everyone believes it is the university's fault. The delay occurs due to the system currently in place where a certain process has to be followed. The application acceptance process takes weeks which further affects the evaluation time. The NU too is in the process of modernizing many things with the hope of ultimately benefiting the students," said Kane.
BHMS Nagpur Homoeopathy College students, teachers on strike
Nagpur Homoeopathy College students, teachers on strike | MUHS Strike | B.H.M.S. Students | B.H.M.S. 2012 Collages | BHMS Nagpur | Antarbharti BHMS Collage Nagpur
Nagpur College of Homoeopathy (NCH) have been attended by undergraduate students. On Tuesday, the patients had to go back unattended as these students too joined their striking teachers who have not been paid salaries for the last eight months. Parents of students also gathered in the college to meet trustee GD Panpaliya, who has given them a written assurance of taking necessary action in next 15 days.
The college lost its affiliation to Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS) for current academic session owing to insufficient staff and infrastructure. The university has given Satchikitsa Prasarak Mandal Trust that runs the college a list of requirements that need to be fulfilled in order to regain affiliation. Students and parents say the management is not bothered to renew affiliation while the president of the trust Panpaliya says he is in talks with the university and the problems are being created by some staffers for maligning the college.
Nagpur College of Homoeopathy (NCH) have been attended by undergraduate students. On Tuesday, the patients had to go back unattended as these students too joined their striking teachers who have not been paid salaries for the last eight months. Parents of students also gathered in the college to meet trustee GD Panpaliya, who has given them a written assurance of taking necessary action in next 15 days.
The college lost its affiliation to Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS) for current academic session owing to insufficient staff and infrastructure. The university has given Satchikitsa Prasarak Mandal Trust that runs the college a list of requirements that need to be fulfilled in order to regain affiliation. Students and parents say the management is not bothered to renew affiliation while the president of the trust Panpaliya says he is in talks with the university and the problems are being created by some staffers for maligning the college.
MHT-CET 2012 Form Sale | MHT-CET 2012 Online Forms
MHT-CET 2012 Form Sale | MHT-CET 2012 Online Forms | MHT-CET 2012 Exam Forms
The Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER) will commence sale of application forms for Maharashtra Health and Technology Common Entrance Examination (MHT-CET) on March 19. Forms will be sold till March 31. The exam would be conducted on May 10.
DMER is a competent authority for the test which annually draws over two lakh engineering, medical and pharmacy degree aspirants from Maharashtra and other states. Over 1.10 lakh engineering seats, 7,000 medical and 8,345 pharmacy seats are up for grabs.
DMER officials said, the sale and submission of application forms and information brochure would be done through respective schools and junior colleges. For outside Maharashtra candidates (OMS), it would be available at the offices of divisional authorities in every district. The form and brochure would be available for Rs 700 for general and OMS candidates while it would be provided for Rs 500 for those belonging to reserve category.
Dean of Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) at Hanuman Nagar is the divisional authority for Nagpur, Wardha, Bhandara, Gondia, Chandrapur and Gadchiroli districts. Akola Government Medical College dean is the divisional authority for Amravati division consisting of five districts - Yavatmal, Akola, Amravati, Washim and Buldhana.
Candidates clearing this exam can take admission to government or municipal corporation, aided and unaided colleges for health science courses. Similarly, candidates can become eligible for admission to government, aided, university managed colleges and departments, autonomous colleges, including Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai, and unaided private colleges of engineering and pharmacy courses. The admission of bachelor of veterinary sciences and animal husbandry (BVSc and AH) would also be done on MHT-CET scores.
DMER is a competent authority for the test which annually draws over two lakh engineering, medical and pharmacy degree aspirants from Maharashtra and other states. Over 1.10 lakh engineering seats, 7,000 medical and 8,345 pharmacy seats are up for grabs.
DMER officials said, the sale and submission of application forms and information brochure would be done through respective schools and junior colleges. For outside Maharashtra candidates (OMS), it would be available at the offices of divisional authorities in every district. The form and brochure would be available for Rs 700 for general and OMS candidates while it would be provided for Rs 500 for those belonging to reserve category.
Dean of Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) at Hanuman Nagar is the divisional authority for Nagpur, Wardha, Bhandara, Gondia, Chandrapur and Gadchiroli districts. Akola Government Medical College dean is the divisional authority for Amravati division consisting of five districts - Yavatmal, Akola, Amravati, Washim and Buldhana.
Candidates clearing this exam can take admission to government or municipal corporation, aided and unaided colleges for health science courses. Similarly, candidates can become eligible for admission to government, aided, university managed colleges and departments, autonomous colleges, including Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai, and unaided private colleges of engineering and pharmacy courses. The admission of bachelor of veterinary sciences and animal husbandry (BVSc and AH) would also be done on MHT-CET scores.
Summer 2012 BE Part-1 Time Table Nagpur University | RTMNU Time Table Summer 2012
Summer 2012 BE Part-1 Time Table
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TIME TABLE 2012 -CERTIFICATE COURSE IN FRENCH / GERMAN / ENGLISH / RUSSIAN / TELUGU / URDU / BENGALI
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Nagpur University Results 2012| RTMNU Results 2012 | Summer Exam 2012
Nagpur University Results 2012| RTMNU Results 2012 | Summer Exam 2012
Summer 2012 Results BA Part-3 | Rtmnu Results BA-3 Summer 2012 | Nagpur University Results BA Part-3 Summer 2012
Summer 2012 Results BA Part-3 | Rtmnu Results BA-3 Summer 2012 | Nagpur University Results BA Part-3 Summer 2012
Summer 2012 Results BA Part-2 | Rtmnu Results BA-2 Summer 2012 | Nagpur University Results BA Part-2Summer 2012
Summer 2012 Results BA Part-2 | Rtmnu Results BA-2 Summer 2012 | Nagpur University Results BA Part-2Summer 2012
Summer 2012 Results BA Part-1 | Rtmnu Results BA-1 Summer 2012 | Nagpur University Results BA-Part-1 Summer 2012
Summer 2012 Results BA Part-1 | Rtmnu Results BA-1 Summer 2012 | Nagpur University Results BA-Part-1 Summer 2012
Nagpur IT News 2012 : Infosys to set up development centre in Nagpur, inks MoU with state Govt
IT major Infosys will set up a software development centre in the city, its second in Maharashtra after Pune, with an initial investment of Rs 100 crore.
The Bangalore-based software services provider today signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) in this regard with Maharashtra Airport Development Company (MADC) in presence of Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan.
The MoU was signed by MADC Vice-Chairman and Managing Director U P S Madan and Shibulal, Managing Director of Infosys.
India's second-largest software firm will be allocated 142 acres of land for the centre at Mihan, a air cargo project being developed by MADC.
According to the MoU, the IT firm will start operations within three years at the centre which will come up at an investment of Rs 100 crore and provide jobs to about 2,000 software engineers over five years.
Infosys intends to invest a total of Rs 415 crore and create jobs for 14000 IT engineers when the centre, the firm's 12th in the country, is fully developed in about 10 years.
Infosys has 64 offices and 68 development centres in India and abroad and 1,45,088 employees as on December 31, 2011.
Infosys In Nagpur 2012 - Infosys likely to start operations in 3 years
After being pursued by the state government for the last six months, IT giant Infosys signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Maharashtra Airport Development Company (MADC) for setting up a unit in the Mihan-SEZ.
However, the move is still short of clinching the final deal with this state government company which will ultimately lead to allotment of land to Infosys in the SEZ.
Nagpur News2012 - VTAI plea on Ram Jhula
In a fight for early completion of much-delayed Ram Jhula project, the Vidarbha Taxpayers Association (VTA) has filed an intervention to represent the voice of taxpayers whose hard-earned is being unnecessarily wasted owing to delay in its completion.
Colleges List : BSc, BCom, BA, BCA, BBA, MBA Colleges In Nagpur Vidarbha: विदर्भ
BSc, BCom, BA, BCA, BBA, MBA Colleges In Nagpur Vidarbha: विदर्भ
- Amravathis Science College, Nagpur
- Amravatis Dhanwate National College, Nagpur
- Annasaheb Gundewar College, Nagpur
- Br Sheshrao Wankhede Mahavidyalaya, Nagpur
- CP & Berar ES College, Nagpur
UGC Model College bone of contention between Nagpur University & Gondwana University
Even as the Nagpur University cleared files and accounts of Gondwana University (GU) after a long delay, there are still many disputes between officials of both universities.
Pune SSC 2012 - Zero cheating in Pune district
Pune district created a record of sorts on Thursday as it recorded zero cheating cases on the first day of the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examination. Stricter security arrangements finally seemed to have paid off as overall figures for cheating cases across state also recorded a huge drop.
SSC exam Day 1 - 168 incidents of malpractice on day one
A total of 168 instances of exam malpractices were recorded on the first day of the state education board's secondary school certificate (SSC, Class X) examination, which started on Thursday. This included 29 cases reported from Pune division. The first language papers for Marathi, Hindi and other regional languages, including Urdu and Gujarati, were held on the first day of the board exam.
Nagpur Cheater 2012 - Cheating topper Nagpur, Pune far behind
Pune continued its impressive record of “no cheating” in the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) board Class X exams that commenced on Thursday. While the rest of the state registered a total of 168 cheating cases. Pune division saw 29 cheating cases, with 26 in Solapur and three in Ahmednagar in the exam conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education (MSBSHSE).
Nagpur Edu 2012- After easy start, CBSE std X gears up for maths paper on Friday
CBSE and SSC board exams officially kicked off from Thursday marking the start of a busy exam month. While for SSC, the paper was of non-English first languages, the central board's Std XII had the English paper.
Nagpur Live 2012- Nagpur-Mumbai Duronto to run daily before railway budget
Like it happened elsewhere in the state a couple of days ago, only two of the 20 MPs invited turned up at the meeting called by the Central Railway general manager on Thursday, ahead of the railway budget to be presented on March 14.
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