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It's final! Chancellor gives consent to RTMNU for 100th convocation
CHANCELLOR O P Kohli has given consent to Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University to hold 100th convocation which was to be held on November 16, 2013 and got postponed. Now this convocation will be held on September 26 to be graced by former President of India Prof A P J Abdul Kalam.
It may be recalled that 100th convocation was scheduled on November 16.2013 which was to be graced by none other than President of India Pranab Mukherjee. In a sudden move. President had cancelled his visit to Nagpur. Though no reason was specified in the President communique, it was said that degrees of 1.316 students were in question. These degrees were termed as bogus as these students did their graduation from the colleges which were functioning sans full-time teachers. The question was posed then who alloned the students, internal assessment marks? It was also pointed that whether President confer bogus degrees? Chancellor office had asked RTMNU to file reply. In its reply. University had said that it was not sure whether the internal assessment marks allotted by full time teachers or not. This reply did not satisfy Chancellor office. This issue lingered on. Meanwhile the then Vice-Chancellor Dr Vilas Sapkal resigned and Anoop Kumar. Divisional Commissioner has taken the charge. After clearing various issues, he did clear the convocation row also when Dr Sanjay Khadakkar committee gave a clean chit to these 1.316 degree holders. Dr Kalam has consented to be the chief guest of convocation.
Anoop Kumar to take review today. All the departments of Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Parisar (Campus) are getting a facelift. Many civil works, hitherto pending, but are necessary for students' welfare and basic needs, are being undertaken on war-fooling. The hostels of RTMNIJ arc also getting a new look as the date of N A AC visit draws closer and closer.
Acting Vice Chancellor Anoop Kumar, in view of upcoming visit of National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) on September 10. has convened a joint meeting of various Heads of Departments (HoDs) of post graduate departments, administrative officers and other employees on Tuesday.
It may be recalled that 100th convocation was scheduled on November 16.2013 which was to be graced by none other than President of India Pranab Mukherjee. In a sudden move. President had cancelled his visit to Nagpur. Though no reason was specified in the President communique, it was said that degrees of 1.316 students were in question. These degrees were termed as bogus as these students did their graduation from the colleges which were functioning sans full-time teachers. The question was posed then who alloned the students, internal assessment marks? It was also pointed that whether President confer bogus degrees? Chancellor office had asked RTMNU to file reply. In its reply. University had said that it was not sure whether the internal assessment marks allotted by full time teachers or not. This reply did not satisfy Chancellor office. This issue lingered on. Meanwhile the then Vice-Chancellor Dr Vilas Sapkal resigned and Anoop Kumar. Divisional Commissioner has taken the charge. After clearing various issues, he did clear the convocation row also when Dr Sanjay Khadakkar committee gave a clean chit to these 1.316 degree holders. Dr Kalam has consented to be the chief guest of convocation.
Anoop Kumar to take review today. All the departments of Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Parisar (Campus) are getting a facelift. Many civil works, hitherto pending, but are necessary for students' welfare and basic needs, are being undertaken on war-fooling. The hostels of RTMNIJ arc also getting a new look as the date of N A AC visit draws closer and closer.
Acting Vice Chancellor Anoop Kumar, in view of upcoming visit of National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) on September 10. has convened a joint meeting of various Heads of Departments (HoDs) of post graduate departments, administrative officers and other employees on Tuesday.
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