Aatmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan

The PM noted that the Indian toy market has huge potential and can bring a transformative change in the industry by promoting ‘Vocal for Local’ under the Aatmanirbhar Bharat campaign. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday met with senior ministers and officials to discuss ways to boost plastic toys manufacturing in India under Aatmanirbhar Bharat mission.  Modi directed the attendees to formulate a strategy and policies so that plastic toys manufacturing clusters can be developed, promoted through innovative and creative methods. He noted that the Indian toy market has huge potential and can bring a transformative change in the industry by promoting ‘Vocal for Local’ under the Aatmanirbhar Bharat campaign.   The PM said that the focus should be on the use of technology and innovation as well as manufacturing quality products that meet global standards. Prime Minister said toys aligned with Indian culture and ethos should be used as pedagogical tools across all Anganwadi Centres and

  JNVU University College Students Promote Result 2020 UG PG Diploma  JNVU University College Students Promote Result 2020 Jai Narayan Vyas University Jodhpur has promoted all college university students at the divisional level Jal Narayan Vyas University has issued an order and reported that JNVU University College Students Promote Result is BA BSC B.COM BBA BCA BPED , MPED BED , MED , MA MSC MCOM LLB Students of all classes have been promoted . All these students have been promoted on the basis of previous class marks . Here Jai Narayan Vyas University Jodhpur has secured 5 % marks . It has been promoted to the next class , in addition to this , if the student is in the final year , then the marks of both his first and second year are promoted in the next class , we are telling you all the rules of promotion below where you can easily Can understand All other college and university students of Rajasthan will also be promoted on this basis. Jai Narayan Vyas University Jodhpur has prom

The Supreme Court verdict on the University Grants Commission (UGC) guidelines to the state universities on conducting final year exams by September end is expected to be out soon. The top court had reserved its order on August 18, 2020 on whether the central commission be allowed to conduct final year exams in state universities across the country. Advocating on conducting final term exams, UGC during one of the hearings in Supreme Court had said that state universities final term exams shouldn't be cancelled as the future of students was at stake. Supreme Court hearing status on UGC guidelines so far   The Supreme Court reserved judgement on whether the final year degree examinations in universities should be held before September 30, in accordance with UGC guidelines. The top court will also decide whether state governments have the power to take a decision against conducting final year examinations under the Disaster Management Act. A bench headed by Justice Ashok Bhushan has r

Final Year University Exams can be postponed or delayed but cannot be cancelled. Replying to the Supreme Court, the University Grants Commission argued that the degrees cannot be granted without examinations as it was a statutory mandate. It has further stated that the universities may seek to push back the September 30 deadline but cannot decide to cancel the examination.  Answering to the many representations and the argument in regards the Disaster Management Act and authority of State Government to overrule UGC Guidelines, SG Mehta representing UGC stated that under the DM Act, the Central Government does have the supremacy to decide. He further argued that the entire country is working. “The students are 21-22 year olds. Can you really believe that they will not be going out ?” he questioned.   Read SC Hearing on UGC Case August 18, 2020 here.    SC Decision on UGC Case on Final Year Exams 2020 Supreme Court has reserved its order in the UGC Case. The court has asked all the parti

UGC latest news:  Students are still waiting for a decision on the Final Year University exams as the Supreme court has adjourned the hearing of the petition filed by 31 students challenging the University Grants Commission (UGC) to August 10. But now more students and professors have approached the court against the recent UGC guidelines that made it mandatory for Universities to conduct the final year exams using any– pen and paper, online or a combination of both by September despite the rising Covid 19 cases in the country. ALSO READ|  Students From 11 States Move Supreme Court To Defer NEET And JEE(Mains) Exams Due To Rising Covid 19 Cases According to a report by Bar & Bench final-year engineering undergraduates at the Bangalore Institute of Technology have also submitted a plea in the Karnataka High Court challenging the UGC guidelines. The report says that their plea says the UGC's decision is 'illegal, onerous, arbitrary" and as "striking at the root of A

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