Tamil Nadu CM strikes decision in opposition to UGC’s draft guidelines for appointment of VC’s, calls it assault on concept of federalism | Training
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin within the State Meeting moved a decision in opposition to the College Grants Fee’s (UGC) new draft guidelines for the appointment of Vice Chancellors on Thursday.
Talking within the Meeting, CM Stalin stated, “This Meeting considers that the current UGC draft guidelines ought to be taken again. They’re an assault on the thought of federalism and so they have an effect on Tamil Nadu’s larger training system.”
MK Stalin additionally stated that the New Training Coverage (NEP) is being imposed to spoil the training system.
“The New Training Coverage is being imposed to spoil the training system….We misplaced sister Anitha due to the NEET examination. NEET is full of malpractices,” he stated.
In keeping with UGC’s new draft tips, candidates can qualify for school positions at larger establishments by clearing the UGC-NET in a topic of their selection, even when their undergraduate and postgraduate levels are in numerous disciplines.
Training Minister Dharmendra Pradhan introduced the rules for the appointment of college in larger training on Monday.
It additionally consists of adjustments to the choice course of for vice-chancellors, together with the enlargement of eligibility standards to incorporate professionals from academia, analysis establishments, public coverage, public administration, and business.
As per the rules, the topic of the PhD diploma precedes the disciplines studied in undergraduate and postgraduate levels for school alternatives.
Earlier on Wednesday, Kerala Increased Training Minister R Bindu known as the rules in opposition to the federal ideas of the nation.
Attacking the Bharatiya Janata Get together, she stated that it’s a part of the Centre’s agenda of “saffronization, over-centralisation and communalisation” of the training sector.
Chatting with ANI, R Bindu stated, “These tips are in opposition to the federal ideas upheld by the nation…Lately, UGC has began procuring all types of interventions within the larger training sector by means of inflexible laws. That is an try to cut back educational high quality…Industrialists also can change into vice-chancellors in universities. That is condemnable.”
