Appointment of full-time VCs possible in all state universities by finish of Aug: Bengal minister | Schooling
Kolkata, West Bengal Schooling Minister Bratya Basu on Thursday stated full-time vice-chancellors are anticipated to be appointed by this month in all state-run and state-aided universities, the place interim VCs have been functioning.
Governor C V Ananda Bose had appointed a number of interim VCs, following the expiry of the phrases of vice-chancellors at numerous varsities, together with the Calcutta College.
Requested in regards to the row over scheduling of UG semester-level legislation exams on August 28, which additionally occurs to be the muse day of the TMC college students’ wing, Basu informed reporters, “You’ll hopefully get everlasting VCs in any respect universities – the place interim VCs are functioning – by finish of August. Who is aware of, if not by that date itself.”
On the problem of delay in publication of the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination outcomes, he stated, “Within the wake of the August 7 order of the Calcutta Excessive Courtroom, we’re fearful over the delay as it’s caught in a judicial logjam. We hope the problem is resolved on the judicial entrance on the earliest. Our attorneys are engaged on it.”
The courtroom had stayed the announcement of the WBJEE-2025 outcomes and instructed the WBJEE Board to create a brand new advantage listing with a seven per cent reservation for the 66 OBC classes recognised by the state earlier than 2010, and publish it inside 15 days.
The HC had discovered the WBJEE Board’s preliminary advantage listing to be in violation of its earlier order in Might concerning OBC reservations.
Requested to touch upon the arrest of Jadavpur College alumnus Hindol Majumdar for allegedly plotting an assault on Basu’s convoy on the JU campus, the minister stated, “I’ve no details about this. I feel that is fully within the area of the police. I’ve no feedback to supply.”
Majumdar was arrested on Wednesday morning after touchdown in India, for allegedly planning an assault on Basu’s convoy on March 1.
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