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Deemed varsities take Tandon panel to court

Many deemed varsities on Monday challenged the authencity of the P.N. Tandon review committee, set up by the HRD ministry, on the grounds that the Centre didn’t have the jurisdiction nor the statutory power to carry out the review, reports Bhadra Sinha.

Updated on: Mar 09, 2010 1:05 AM IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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Many deemed varsities on Monday challenged the authencity of the P.N. Tandon review committee, set up by the HRD ministry, on the grounds that the Centre didn’t have the jurisdiction nor the statutory power to carry out the review.

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Advocate K.K. Venugopal, representing four of the 44 affected deemed varsities, also questioned Tandon’s appointment as the panel’s chairman. He said it was inappropriate to let Tandon head the panel as he was himself president of a deemed varsity, that is National Brain Research Centre (NBRC).

Interestingly, the panel has declared NBRC as a fit deemed varsity inspite of a limited number of staff and research work.

The SC directed the Centre to post the panel’s proposals on the Net

  • Bhadra Sinha
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    Bhadra Sinha

    Bhadra is a legal correspondent and reports Supreme Court proceedings, besides writing on legal issues. A law graduate, Bhadra has extensively covered trial of high-profile criminal cases. She has had a short stint as a crime reporter too.Read More

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