Pondicherry University VC Gurmeet Singh gets one-year extension

The President of India Draupadi Murmu, who is a visitor to Pondicherry University (a centrally sponsored institution), has issued orders to extend the tenure of University Vice-Chancellor Gurmeet Singh by one year. Singh will complete his term as the Vice-Chancellor on November 23.

A release from Assistant Registrar K Mahesh on Tuesday said a communication was received from the Under Secretary to Union Education Ministry Navin Kumar stating that the President in his capacity as the visitor of the university has extended for one-year the tenure of the incumbent Vice Chancellor after completion of five-year tenure on November 23, under the provisions of the Pondicherry University Act 1985.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Latest

Will AI Take Away Our Jobs? Maybe It Will Redefine Them.

Author: Snehal Gupta As a Class 12 student preparing for the IIT-JEE, I spend most of my day solving Physics numericals, practising Mathematics, and trying to understand difficult concepts in Chemistry. Like many students, I often wonder what life after school will look like. But lately, another question has been on my mind: Will Artificial […]

Read More
Latest

Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Jobs

Author: Yuvraj Gupta Through the years, technology has impacted the way we approach work. But artificial intelligence is crucially different from other technological advances. AI can assess information, converse, predict, write creatively, design, and even help make decisions. And now, AI is beginning to enter the physical world, with humanoid robots being developed to take […]

Read More
Latest

Water Security and Geopolitics: Could Water Become the Next Strategic Resource?

Author: Gauri Bansal In May 2024, Delhi faced an umusual contradiction. As temperatures approached 50’C, parts ofthe capital struggled with water shortages and residents depended on tankers for supply. A few months later, Nepal experienced the opposite problem. Between 26 and 28 September 2024, intense rainfall triggered floods and landslides that killed 224 people, injured […]

Read More