Month

January 2017

Records DUTA published in January 2017.

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  1. Delhi University ·

    DU will seek feedback on admission from students parents, readies online form | Hindustan Times

  2. Elections ·

    NDTF may hail Godse on Gandhi death anniv | The Statesman

  3. Press Release ·

    DUTA PRESS RELEASE: 30 January 2017

  4. MHRD ·

    Delhi University to hire 378 permanent teachers | The Indian Express

  5. MHRD ·

    A first in 7 years: Delhi University will hire 378 teachers | TOI

  6. Delhi University ·

    DU to introduce fresh admission criterion in upcoming session | India Today

  7. Delhi University ·

    Dramatic broil over bra leaves Delhi University students upset | The Hindustan Times

  8. Delhi University ·

    DU may change admission criteria, teachers cry foul | DNA

  9. Delhi University ·

    Delhi University to soon keep tab on students’ attendance via new mobile app | Hindustan Times

  10. Delhi University ·

    Women's Panel Notice To Delhi University College Over Ban On Selfies, Combing Hair | NDTV

  11. UGC ·

    Why students are opposed to UGC's new policy for admission into research programmes | Scroll.in

  12. Delhi University ·

    Communication Skills | The Statesman

  13. Delhi University ·

    CIC order on Modi degree stayed by HC | TOI

  14. Delhi University ·

    Candidates can apply just once for Delhi University courses | TOI

  15. Uncategorized ·

    JNU chief proctor, who led probe in missing student Najeeb Ahmad’s case, resigns | Hindustan Times

  16. Delhi University ·

    Delhi University moves High Court against CIC’s decision to make Narendra Modi’s degree public | The Financial Express

  17. RTI ·

    LOOPHOLES IN DU'S RTI STRUCTURE | The Statesman

  18. Principal ·

    28 of 66 Delhi University colleges headless for years | TOI

  19. Admissions ·

    Admission freeze worry at JNU | The Telegraph

  20. Delhi University ·

    Teachers wary of DU admission test proposal | The Statesman