In Maharashtra, a college was found not to run, but 15 course illegal, duping students of lakhs of rupees, with a conclusion have no legal validity.

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It is Chetana of confidence by two of its institutes - Chetana Institute of Management and Research and Chetana Institute of Development Studies.

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Courses illegal

Regarding students are not known, is that all these courses are illegal. They have not the sanction of the All India Council for Technical Education, the body under the HRD ministry is expected that the increase in technical training in the country.

This means that the qualifications of the two institutes hands each year hundreds of students and professors are not worth the paper they are printed.

The direction of Chetana Trust, a former Education Minister Madhukar Chaudhari education for at least one of these courses since 1991 and since then has not time to get it approved by the AICTE.

The AICTE said he is aware, in the illicit traffic and, of course, the college has an opinion.

The secretary of the Chetana Trust Prem Anand Roopvate refused to talk to the camera, but said:”We have these courses in the last 12 - 15 years. We are an autonomous institution, we do not need permission AICTE. But we AICTE on the admission of PGDBA and PGDBM course in June 2006.”

Rules unclear

But the question is, provided that the institution of autonomy? If NDTV spoke to AICTE, they said, the rules were clear.

Non-technical training institute in a certain way to begin classes without prior agreement.

Chetana is just another example of the operation, that the increase in technical and training in our country.

Perhaps the only path that can be red word if the body AICTE, governs and regulates education, cracks on these illegal settlements, who has played with the career of many people

The Department of Education of the Government of NCT of Delhi has decided to provide free uniform to all students of classes I to IV enrolled in its Sarvodaya schools.

Education Minister Raj Kumar Chauhan on Wednesday said as per the earlier directive, this scheme was applicable subject to certain income ceilings.

Reiterating his government’s commitment to launching of “progressive” schemes for the uplift of weaker sections of the society, Mr Chauhan said under the revised norms a cash subsidy of Rs 300 would be payable to all students of primary classes of the Directorate of Education without any income ceiling. However, students of classes VI to XII would continue to receive the subsidy in accordance with the income ceiling.

The much-awaited Common Universities Act (CUA) will be passed in March. The Act had led to a lot of speculation in the universities in the state, especially among the elected representatives to various bodies like senate and syndicates.

Education minister Anandiben Patel on Friday said that the draft of the Bill was ready. “It will be passed by the Assembly in March,” Patel said.

The Bill had raised a lot of speculation amongst university circles, and its probable contents had generated a lot of interest. The anxiety was most amongst elected representatives, who were wondering about their status if the new Act gets implemented.

Patel, who was in the city to speak about the achievements of her ministry during the last five years, added that the Kutch University would also formally come into existence soon and start conducting examinations. “This has been a long standing demand from the region and will be fulfilled,” she said.

Patel informed that the land acquisition for the university has already been done. “For the purpose of infrastructure, we have allocated Rs 30 crore,” she said, adding that the Dharamsinh Desai Institute of Technology (DDIT) was expected to get the deemed university status in March.

Commenting on the new plans in higher education, she said that four memoranda of understanding has been signed for new courses by the department.

“The new courses would include two marine engineering courses and a course in port management.

This will be done in collaboration with the Nirma University and Adani Ports,” she said.

She added that the L D Engineering College at Ahmedabad would start two new courses in January 2004.

This would include degree courses in automobile engineering and bio-medical engineering. The minister added that the department was also taking steps to start new courses in the disciplines biotechnology, computer engineering as well as electronics and communications engineering.

Commenting on the ongoing controversy regarding the excess fee charged by some self-financed colleges in Gujarat University, she said that the first instalment of the excess fee had been returned to the students. “We will give the second instalment in the next couple of days,” she said.

Surat: The common long awaited University law (AUC) in March. The law has led to speculation that many universities in the state, especially among representatives of different bodies like the Senate and unions.

Education Minister Anandiben Patel said Friday that the bill was ready. “It is by the Assembly in March,” says Patel.

The bill has raised a lot of speculation in academia, and its contents likely had a great interest. The fear was for most elected officials who wonder about their status when the new law is implemented.

Patel was talking about the city on the achievements of his ministry over the past five years, added that the University of Kachchh is also in contact formally begin soon existence and implementation of controls. “It was a longstanding claim in the region and be fulfilled,” she said.

Patel informed that the acquisition of land for the university has already been done. “For purposes of infrastructure, we have for the R 30 crore,” she said, adding that Dharamsinh Desai Institute of Technology (DDIT) has been estimated that the status of the university as in March.

Regarding new projects in the field of higher education, she said that four memoranda of understanding was signed for the new curricula of the division.

“The new curricula were also two sailors and a design engineer at the port management.

This is done in collaboration with the University of Nirma Adani and ports, “she said.

She added that the PA-Engineering College in Ahmedabad, two new courses starting in January 2004.

These include studies in the automotive and bio-medical engineering. The minister added that the department has also taken steps to start new courses in the fields of biotechnology, engineering and electronics and computer technology.

Regarding the current controversy around the cost of some excesses, even in universities funded Gujarat University, she said that the first tranche of exceeding the tax was still a student. “We give the second instalment in the coming days,” she said.

Regarding education, Patel said there is still a deficit of nearly 9000 teachers in primary schools.

“In comparison with the number of teachers needed, the number of those disclosure primary education certificate courses is low. We want to ensure that more people on courses,” she said.