NAGPUR: Because the Nagpur College administration failed to succeed in any resolution on the mode of summer time examinations, members of the scholars wing of the Nationalist Congress Celebration staged protests for a second time in entrance of NU’s new administrative complicated on Monday.
Led by president Rudra Dhakade, the protesters later met vice-chancellor Subhash Chaudhari and apprised him of how college students have been in a confused way of thinking on account of contrasting information relating to the exams.
Reiterating their demand for on-line papers, they stated there was no level in insisting on the offline mode, as Covid-19 circumstances have once more began surging in Delhi and different areas.
“The examinees would nonetheless be at menace till the lethal virus is totally eradicated. Outstation college students would additionally face issues in travelling all the best way to town only for the exams, which might be performed within the peak summer time.”
Citing TOI reviews of training minister Uday Samant entrusting universities to resolve on on-line/offline exams format as per the prevailing scenario, the activists requested Chaudhari to conduct the exams in on-line format this yr, as the scholars usually are not ready for the pen-and-paper format.
“Offline papers would result in educational catastrophe and examinees can be final victims,” stated the protesters, together with Milind Gawande, Akash Singh Chaudhary, Vishwavjit Tiwari, Hrithik Mudaliar, Danish Hussain and others.

NU replaces PRO after harassment case

NU has changed media coordinator Rajendra Pathak after the harassment case rocked the establishment. The administration has appointed former head of NU mass communication division Dharmesh Dhawankar as the brand new media coordinator, who shall be having a further cost, as per NU officers.
Pathak confirmed to TOI that he has stopped attending NU workplace after Dhawankar’s appointment. “After I obtained the knowledge on WhatsApp, I'm not attending the workplace,” he stated.