Shiksha Education News April
15 New Central Univs To Be Functional Soon
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has announced that at least 15 more central universities will be set up and become
functional from next year. These will be in addition to the existing 20. The vice-chancellors of these 15 new central universities were appointed in February. They presented their plans before the government in a two-day conference recently. A roadmap has been prepared to make the 15 new central universities functional from the 2010-11 session. Of the 15 institutions, 12 are new central universities in as many states, while three state universities have been upgraded.
The new universities are in Jharkhand, Karnataka, Bihar, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Jammu and Kashmir, Orissa, Kerala, Gujarat, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu.
Source: www.hindustantimes.com, 01-05-09
XLRI, Darden School Of Business Sign Pact

Source: www.financialexpress.com, 04-05-09
UPSC Results: Women Bag Top 3 Positions
Three women have made it to the top three positions in the civil services (main) examination 2008. Ms Shubhra Saxena, an IIT- 
Source: www.sify.com, 04-05-09
IIM-C Launches An Exec Course In Delhi

Source: www.hindustantimes.com, 04-05-09
DU Introduces Common English Hons Entrance Test
Merely a year after scrapping the entrance exam for English (Honours), Delhi University is introducing a common test to check the 
Source: www.headlinesindia.com, 05-05-09
Anna University Launches Search Engine
The Anna University, Coimbatore has launched a trademark search engine, developed by the Centre for Intellectual Property Rights. The search engine was launched to mark the World Intellectual Property Day. It 
Source: www.hindu.com, 04-05-09
Manipal University Announces New Courses
The Manipal University has announced several new courses for the academic year 2009-10. The courses will be vocational in nature with specially designed curriculum to meet industrial requirements. The new courses include postgraduate (M.Sc) degree in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. For M.Sc Mathematics course (Applied and Computations) students of B.Sc with 
Source: www.hindu.com, 30-04-09
'Varsities To Be Sensitised To Ragging Laws'
In response to the rising incidents of ragging, President Ms Pratibha Patil, has said that universities across the country would be sensitised about the rules on ragging. She gave this assurance to the parents of 19-year-old Mr Aman Kachru who died on March 8 due to ragging by seniors in a Himachal Pradesh college. She assured them that she would write to all the governors, who are also chancellors of universities in their respective states, to sensitise the institutions on the menace.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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