Dr Santishree Pandit of the University of Pune and Dr Abhijit Gangopadhyay the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Mumbai, India, the visit of the Indian school in the next month.

While Dr Pandit is an expert in the field of higher education and is the Director of International Business Centre and member of the Board of Trustees of the University of Pune, Dr Gangopadhyay, is a professor and head of department management human resources and industrial relations at TISS.

The latter was responsible for the creation of the Indian Institute of Management, Indore, and worked as a dean, higher education in the same establishment for two years.

“These are a series of workshops and seminars from the school of the Faculty,” said the chairman of the school PV Radhakrishna Pillai. “Bringing high-level expert training in the school for the exposure vis-à-vis the school at the beginning of the fraternity is on the agenda, as well as visits to doctors and Gangopadhyay Pandit is a suggestion in this regard. ”

He says Pandit, a seminar for leaders of the teachers during their stay here.

Pune: In an attempt to reduce the threat posed by bogus educational institutions in the city, the police have written letters to the University of Pune and the University Grants Commission (UGC), the officials concerned to consider the matter.

These organizations allegedly cheating students in courses, courses that are not from a recognized university or without the proper functioning of the premises.

Over the past two years, managers and trustees of more than six hours of higher education have been captured in the operation of these courses and fraud to students and parents.

On Friday, the municipal police reserve Dilip Pandit Shankar (53) of Vashi Navi Mumbai saying favour of the publication of leaflets and brochures of the Institute has asked the International Institute for Technology and Management in Asia. According to the police, and not only this university is not affiliated with a university, but it is not a building or premises.

Sunil Phulari, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Cyber-economic), TOI said that, in such establishments over the past two years, with the sole purpose of money quickly composed of students and their parents. “These settlements are not only deceived the students, they have ruined their careers, as well,” he said.

The problem is not only in the city. Last month, the Pune rural police filed an action for annulment of an institute for training in information technology Manikbaug on Sinhagad road. The Institute traders allegedly promised 100% placement of students, but students after their courses, operators refused to allow them to help the country of employment