Guv suggests VCs to take one class at least, play teacher's role

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Governor of Madhya Pradesh and Chancellor of Universities OP Kohli while deliberating with the Vice Chancellors of Universities of the State laid emphasis on to play role of teachers in the universities besides making efforts intensive being made in the higher education sector in the State. He suggested to the vice chancellors to make arrangements to take one class of the subject of their own choice to teach students. He also mentioned adherence of the academic calendar in the universities on the occasion.

Besides, Kohli said that there is a need to observe the Act and Rules Regulation of the university besides feelings of respect and honour. He emphasized on coordination between vice chancellors and executive council.

The Governor further mentioned that image building is must for universities. While giving example of Delhi University in this regard, he said that students wish to pursue studies in good universities. Kohli apprised himself about the vacancies in the universities and told the vice chancellors to give information about the reasons behind this. Kohli said that as per his experience, the economic problems of all the universities in the country are same. He told the vice chancellors to coordinate with their behavior and intelligentsia. Kohli said that no work should be undertaken to give opportunity to people to raise their fingers.

Principal Secretary to the Governor Ajay Tirki said that decisions will be made in coordination on issues raised by the vice chancellors. Vice Chancellor of Jiwaji University, Gwalior Prof. Sangeeta Shukla informed in detail about the universities of the state before the discussion. Vice Chancellor of Barkatullah University, Bhopal MD Tiwari gave vote of thanks. 

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