The phrase "Union of India" is used by some politicians to create confusion among the people of India. The separatist mentality is now part of present Congress, which once tried to unite India under one flag and one identity.
CAD: Pledge to Proclaim Independence of India: Part 1
The phrase "Union of India" is used by some politicians to create confusion among the people of India. The separatist mentality is now part of present Congress, which once tried to unite India under one flag and one identity.
CAD: Committee on Rules of Procedure
Chairman of the Assembly should be Chairman of the Rules Committee. The Committee members should be elected as per the procedure prescribed in the Schedule.
CAD: Committee on Rules of Procedure
Chairman of the Assembly should be Chairman of the Rules Committee. The Committee members should be elected as per the procedure prescribed in the Schedule.
Procedure Prescribing Election of Permanent Chairman of Constituent Assembly
Biswanth Das of Orissa, opposed the resolution and asked Jawaharlal Nehru to withdraw this resolution. The direct negation of the resolution was not accepted by Dr. Sinha.
33. Suggestions
Thus government can make the statutory body dedicated to higher education which shall work free of political influence and shall work in its full capacity for merit of this nation.
UGC Act: Section 26: Part 2
Section 26 seeks to define minimum standards Clause (f) that apply to a tiny rural college and a massive metropolitan university alike.
UGC Act: Section 26: Part 2
Section 26 seeks to define minimum standards Clause (f) that apply to a tiny rural college and a massive metropolitan university alike.
17. UGC Act: Section 14
his section is a direct descendant of the Wood’s Despatch (1854) system, where the British government used financial aid to ensure that private and local institutions remained ideologically and administratively aligned with the Crown's interests.
17. UGC Act: Section 14
his section is a direct descendant of the Wood’s Despatch (1854) system, where the British government used financial aid to ensure that private and local institutions remained ideologically and administratively aligned with the Crown's interests.
