New Delhi: The DU is likely to launch its first cut-off list using this month’s give-up, officers stated, as the Delhi High Court on Friday directed the university to increase its registration date to June 22.
The Delhi University’s online registration technique commenced on May 30 and was speculated to stop on June 14 at 11.59 pm. It turned into launching the primary cut-off listing on June 20. “We will examine the order and adjust the portal and different structures. The first cut-off was to be released on June 22; however, now it’ll take a maximum of June 29 or 30 to come out. This would mean that the admission system might not be on time by using 10 days,” a legit stated. Over 3.40 lakh college students had registered at the varsity portal till eleven.44 pm on Friday, and a pair of 38,962 had made payments.
Rasal Singh, a member of the status committee on admissions, said there ought to be an admission branch that takes evaluations from all stakeholders while finalizing admission norms and has to work throughout the year.
He stated things are most likely to be clean through Saturday. The High Court directed Delhi University and the University Grants Commission (UGC) to allow students to use for admission to undergraduate (UG) courses on the varsity for the current educational session based totally on the eligibility criteria of 2018-19. A bench of justices Anu Malhotra and Talwant Singh extended the deadline from June 14 to June 22 for college kids to use for the undergraduate publications at DU.
New Delhi: Three chief ministers, such as Mamata Banerjee and K Chandrashekhar Rao, gave it a pass over to the fifth assembly of the Governing Council of Niti Aayog, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, here Saturday.
Sources stated that Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh did not attend the assembly due to fitness reasons. They added that the state is being represented by its Finance Minister, Manpreet Badal. The meeting is being attended by all different chief ministers, directors of Union Territories, and the governors of Jammu and Kashmir. West Bengal Chief Minister Banerjee and her Telangana counterpart Rao skipped Modi’s swearing-in ceremony on May 30.
Sources stated the Telangana Chief Minister turned into busy preparations for the launch of his bold Rs 80,000 crore Kaleshwaram elevate irrigation task that might stop water woes in the kingdom. The Telangana government has learned not to send any representatives to the meeting. In a letter to Modi, the West Bengal Chief Minister had expressed her incapacity to wait for the Niti Aayog meeting on June 15, saying it is “fruitless” as the frame has no economic powers to guide the country’s plans.
“Given the fact that the Niti Aayog has no financial powers and the electricity to support national plans, it’s far fruitless for me to attend the assembly of a body that is bereft of any monetary powers,” Banerjee had stated in a letter to the high minister. Earlier, Banerjee had skipped meetings of the coverage think-tank, expressing her displeasure over the dissolution of the Planning Commission and the advent of a new structure. Modi chaired the 5th assembly of the Niti Aayog’s Governing Council on Saturday, which mentioned diverse issues regarding the United States’ development. The governing council discusses many countrywide troubles, including farm distress, drought, and left-wing extremism (Naxal trouble) in numerous United States of America components.
