Telangana’s higher education system faces a severe crisis as several universities have no professors and large-scale faculty vacancies. Delays in recruitment and policy issues have affected academic activity, with the government planning to begin hiring in the coming months.
Odisha government directed state universities and colleges to identify non-performing teachers for compulsory premature retirement, reviewing performance, conduct, and integrity. Compliance reports must be submitted by January 31, ensuring adherence to service rules, natural justice, and government guidelines
This decision was taken based on a report by the Telangana Council of Higher Education, which highlighted the acute shortage of faculty due to retirements
On August 26, Revanth Reddy assured that the state universities will have Vice Chancellors in next 10 days to 15 days, however, the process for appointment of VCs is still yet to make any progress
The contract assistant professors coordination committee that met at Dr. BRAOU wanted the govt to take up regular recruitment of faculty in the universities after regularising their services.
Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy is learnt to have directed Education department officials to select the regular VCs before the tenure of outgoing VCs ended on May 21.
Hyderabad: As notifications for the competitive exams are likely to be released soon, Education Minister P Sabitha Indra Reddy directed State universities to make special arrangements to help students prepare for various competitive exams and said the government would immediately release necessary grants. During the Telangana State Universities Vice-Chancellors conference held here on Wednesday, Sabitha […]
AKUT General Secretary Dr Taduri Shasthree said that many State governments across India had already raised the retirement age of university teachers to 65 in accordance with the UGC guidelines
