FTN: Four-year Delhi University degree - good or bad?

CNN-IBN Deputy Editor Sagarika Ghose in a special interactive show discusses the question with Delhi University Vice Chancellor Dinesh Singh. Delhi University, which has introduced the new four year undergraduation course, is facing wrath from many of its teachers. The teachers feel that the new pattern will destroy DU's legacy and its academic. ...
06:50 PM, May 04, 2013

DU allows Unmukt Chand to move to 2nd year New Delhi: Delhi University Vice Chancellor Dinesh Singh on Friday said that Unmukt Chand, the captain of U-19 Indian cricket team which won the World Cup, will be allowed to move to the second year of graduation. Chand was denied permission by St Stephen's College to appear for his first year exams due to short attendance. Chand, however, will have to clear his first year exams during the third and...  
07:25 PM, Aug 31, 2012

Exam row: DU VC says will help Unmukt Chand New Delhi: Delhi University Vice Chancellor Dinesh Singh on Friday wrote to Union Sports Minister Ajay Maken saying he would look into the matter of Unmukt Chand, the captain of U-19 Indian cricket team which won the World Cup, who has been denied permission by St Stephen's College to appear for his exams. "As regards Unmukt Chand's case, the matter came to my attention two days ago and we have...  
06:09 PM, Aug 31, 2012

DU students to study national diversity by train
by IANS
New Delhi: One thousand students and teachers from Delhi University (DU), all women, will travel throughout central and western India in a train to study the national diversity. The train, called Gyanodaya Express, a brainchild of DU vice chancellor Dinesh Singh, will take the passengers to Ahmedabad, Wardha, Mumbai, Goa and Bangalore, "aiming to broaden the horizons of learning beyond the classrooms", according to an official statement. Equipped with laptops,...  
01:59 PM, Jul 05, 2012

DU cut-offs: 100 pc needed for B Com at SRCC New Delhi: If Sri Ram College of Commerce is your dream college and you are not a commerce student, 100 per cent is what you need to make that dream come true. At the nearby Hindu College you will need 99 per cent marks and if you settle for the south campus, Lady Sri Ram College has a first list cut-off at 97 per cent. "This is crazy even the...  
09:09 PM, Jun 15, 2011

DU cut-offs: 100 pc needed for B Com at SRCC New Delhi: If Sri Ram College of Commerce is your dream college and you are not a commerce student, 100 per cent is what you need to make that dream come true. At the nearby Hindu College you will need 99 per cent marks and if you settle for the south campus, Lady Sri Ram College has a first list cut-off at 97 per cent. "This is crazy even the...  
09:09 PM, Jun 15, 2011