According to the Chief Minister’s Office, the budget for 12 funded colleges of the Delhi government has been increased more than 3 times. The Chief Minister’s Office says that every year the AAP government has increased the budget of these 12 funded colleges to provide the best education to the children in Delhi.

Chief Minister Atishi says that so that teachers are not troubled, they get salary on time, medical-pension benefits, the government is releasing a fund of Rs 100 crore to these 12 colleges of DU. Along with schools, the Delhi government focused on higher education. Opened three new universities, expanded existing universities.

She said that 12 Delhi University colleges fully funded by the Delhi government play an important role in higher education in Delhi. In the year 2014-15, Rs 132 crore was allocated to these colleges, which has increased three times to about Rs 400 crore in this financial year.

According to the Chief Minister, many issues of financial mismanagement have come to the fore in these colleges in the last few years, but the government has decided that the teachers and students of those colleges should not suffer due to the mistakes of the management and administration. Keeping in mind the welfare of teachers, their medical benefits, pension benefits, which were stuck due to financial mismanagement, the Delhi government is releasing a fund of Rs 100 crore in the second quarter for these 12 colleges of Delhi University.

These 12 Delhi University colleges fully funded by the Delhi government include Acharya Narendra Dev College, Aditi Mahavidyalaya, Sister Nivedita College, Bhaskaracharya College, Deendayal Upadhyaya College, Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar College, Indira Gandhi Institute of Physical Education and Sports Sciences, Keshav Mahavidyalaya, Maharaja Agrasen College, Maharishi Valmiki College, Shaheed Rajguru College and Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies.

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Speaking on the occasion, the President told doctors to always remember that there should be a healing touch in their behaviour along with the medicine or advice given by them. She said that many times the family members of the patients go into a state of shock. Doctors should reassure them, sympathize with them. She advised doctors to remain sensitive even in difficult situations. She said that values like sensitivity and compassion improve our working style.

The President said that on many occasions, the family members of the patients misbehave with the healthcare professionals in a fit of anger. It is wrong and very reprehensible. Everyone should understand that the doctors take all measures to save the life of the patient. But, even then, if any untoward incident happens, then one should not misbehave with the doctors or the hospital staff for that. No doctor thinks of harming patients. But, sometimes all solutions are not available even in science. Doctors who deal closely with life and death usually understand these limitations. It should be kept in mind by patients, their families and the people that the reasons related to life and death may not always be understood even by doctors. Medical science has not been able to solve many mysteries related to the human body. While treating patients, doctors often have to make very difficult decisions. They work in a very stressful environment. In such a situation, they may sometimes appear impatient. But, this does not mean at all that they are not serious about their patients.

The President said that our country is moving ahead with women’s empowerment. She highlighted the issue of less research on the problems of women patients in the medical field. She urged all the people associated with the medical fraternity, especially researchers, to undertake research keeping in mind the aspects related to women’s health. She said that this will increase our understanding of diseases and will improve public health.

The President said that revolutionary changes are taking place in science and technology today. The use of telemedicine has increased the reach of quality health services in remote areas. The use of Artificial Intelligence to diagnose and treat diseases more effectively is being assessed. She advised doctors to maintain the zeal to learn. She said that they should keep reading new research papers and adopting new technologies. It will enable them to treat patients better.

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The event, titled “For Safaikarmis, By Safaikarmis,” featured various performances and artistic displays by the safaikarmis themselves, showcased their hidden talents to their family members, who were the honored guests at the event.

In addition to the performances by Safaikarmis, School students from Navyug School and Atal Adarsh Vidhyalaya also participated, demonstrated their extracurricular talents and commitment to the cause of cleanliness. Adding to the cultural vibrancy, representatives from the prestigious National School of Drama (NSD) presented special performances, further elevating the event’s appeal.

This cultural celebration was held under the Swachhata Hi Sewa 2024 campaign, which runs from 17th September to 2nd October every year. The campaign, part of the broader Swachh Bharat Mission, is designed to mobilize citizen participation and raise awareness of cleanliness.
NDMC emphasized on the importance of recognizing the contributions of the Safaikarmis, due to sanitation workers are the backbone of city’s cleanliness efforts. This event is a small way of showing appreciation for their hard work and dedication.

This initiative aligns with the Swachhata Hi Seva (SHS) 2024 campaign, under the theme “Swabhav Swachhata – Sanskaar Swachhata” (Personal Cleanliness – Cultural Cleanliness), promoting citizen participation and collective responsibility in sanitation efforts across the city.

The focus of SHS 2024 is to not only celebrate the achievements of sanitation workers but also to encourage continued efforts towards making India garbage-free. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the launch of the Swachh Bharat Mission, added significance to the occasion.

On the occasion, NDMC-MOH, Dr. Deepak Mittal, CMO, Dr. Shakuntala Srivastava, Dr Ankita Rai, Dr. Vijay Patel along with sanitation inspectors, safaikarmis, teachers, students, parents and senior officials and heads of other Departments of NDMC were present.

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The conference featured two committees: the 2024 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) and the All India Political Parties Meet (AIPPM), offering participants a diverse platform to explore both international and domestic political scenarios. The agenda for COP29 focused on “Promoting Sustainable Consumption and Behavioral Changes through Policy and Incentives,” while the AIPPM tackled the pressing issue of “State of Disaster Mitigation and Management in Light of Recent Tragedies.”

Nearly 100 students took on various roles, such as delegates, secretariat members, executive board members, and organizing committee members, making this event a large-scale collaborative effort. Under the guidance of over 10 dedicated faculty advisors, the participants navigated through intense debates, negotiation sessions, and policy formulations over the course of the two-day event.

Prominent environmental scientists were invited as external judges to ensure the highest level of expertise and fairness in assessing the participants’ performances. Dr. Vandana Maurya, a renowned science communicator and environmental scientist, and Dr. Saurabh Sonwani, Head of South Asia & Middle East Network for iLEAPS (Integrated Land Ecosystem-Atmosphere Processes Study), a Global Research Project of Future Earth, lent their expertise and insights to the event.

The Delegate of Germany emerged as the Best Delegate in the COP29 committee, while the Delegate of China received a High Commendation. The event was a remarkable success, providing a platform for future leaders to engage with critical environmental and political issues, honing their skills in diplomacy, negotiation, and policy-making

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Expressing her immense pleasure at this significant achievement, Prof. Anju Srivastava stated, “This accolade is a testament to the collective dedication of all stakeholders at Hindu College. It reflects the unwavering support of our Governing Body members, the commitment of our esteemed faculty, and the hard work of our non-teaching staff, all of whom strive relentlessly to foster the holistic development of our students in every field.”

Over the years, Hindu College has cultivated an innovative environment that empowers students to fully explore and showcase their potential in both curricular and extracurricular domains. The faculty has been instrumental in mentoring students across diverse sectors, whether in academics, research, sports, entrepreneurship, or career counseling.

Prof. Srivastava also acknowledged the invaluable contributions of distinguished and generous philanthropists and vast ocean of pro-active alumni, whose support has significantly enhanced the College’s infrastructure. “Our students feel happy to be a part of the state-of-the-art facilities and the enriching environment that Hindu College offers,” she added.

She further highlighted that the teaching environment at Hindu College is vibrant, filled with ideas, enthusiasm, motivation, research, and innovation. This dynamic atmosphere aligns with the vision of making the National Education Policy 2020 a resounding success, ensuring that the College remains at the forefront of academic excellence and innovation.

As Hindu College celebrates its 125th year of establishment, this recognition marks a proud milestone in its rich history of nurturing talent and shaping the leaders of tomorro

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On this achievement, Hindu College’s Principal, Anju Srivastava says that it is a matter of great happiness for them that the college has secured the first position in the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF)-2024 ranking released by the Ministry of Education. Last year we secured second position but this year we managed to bag the first position.

College’s principal, Mrs. Anju Srivastava received the award on behalf of the college at a ceremony organised by the Ministry of Education in New Delhi.

She said, “The credit for this goes to the hard work of the teachers and the discipline of our students. Our non-teaching staff, who put their blood and sweat in maintaining the standards of the college, also deserve this honour.”

She said that our effort was to maintain our position and not look back. It is easy to reach the top position, but it is difficult to maintain it. The teachers and researchers of our college have contributed significantly in achieving this feat through quality research.

Hindu College is a constituent college of the University of Delhi in New Delhi, India. It was founded in 1899. It offers undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in sciences, humanities, social sciences and commerce.

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Green Hydrogen is produced using water electrolysis with electricity generated by renewable energy. This unique four-day skill training course on Green Hydrogen includes 11 comprehensive sessions designed for students to enhance their knowledge and expertise in this emerging field. Gaining skills and training in Green Hydrogen positions India as a leading producer and supplier of Green Hydrogen globally, developing Indigenous manufacturing capabilities.

In the inaugural session, Principal of Hindu College, Prof. Anju Srivastava, said, ‘It is an honour for the College to be declared a Training Centre for this purpose, and this opens a significant opportunity for students to learn the nuances of the rapidly advancing technology involved in building clean fuel for a sustainable and clean environment and future. The salient features of the green hydrogen course are that it is a 30-hour course, including field visits. It provides one credit that can be recorded in the Academic Bank of Credits (ABC). These 11 sessions cover a wide range of topics, starting with an introduction to the hydrocarbon sector, followed by discussions on greenhouse gas emissions and global warming, hydrogen properties, and its potential as a green energy carrier. The course also delves into the National Green Hydrogen Mission, various green hydrogen production methods, hydrogen compression and storage technologies, green hydrogen transportation, applications, and disaster management.’

She further added that this training is an initiative by Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Govt. of India. In which participants will gain insights into the hydrocarbon sector, including the oil and natural gas sectors and their subsectors, as well as the global and Indian oil and gas scenarios. The importance of energy transition in the oil and gas sector, the greenhouse effect, major greenhouse gases, global warming, GHG emissions, and net-zero scenarios will also be covered. The course will address the technologies for achieving net-zero emission targets, the basics of hydrogen molecules, the physical and chemical properties of hydrogen, and its uses.

Under the valuable guidance of Dr. G.S. Kapur – Advisor (R&D), GAIL India Ltd., Dr. T. Bera, DGM – R&D, Indian Oil, Shri S K Bose, CEO, HSSC, and Prof. Anju Srivastava, more than 50 students are participating in this comprehensive course, which aims to equip students with a deep understanding of green hydrogen, its applications, and its potential to revolutionize the energy sector.

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The two-story building, named the Sanganeria Faculty Block, is equipped with modern amenities and facilities, including air conditioning, promising to enhance the academic environment and cater to the evolving needs of faculty members. It features a common staffroom and department rooms where teachers can comfortably conduct research work.

The inauguration ceremony was graced by the Chief Guest, Smt. Asha Sanganeria, trustee of the Sant Sanganeria Foundation for Health and Education.

Prof. Anju Srivastava, Principal of Hindu College, expressed her gratitude towards Sant Sanganeria for their benevolent contribution, emphasizing the transformative impact the new faculty block will have on the academic experience at the institution. She remarked, “The Sanganeria Faculty Block is not merely a physical structure but a symbol of commitment to excellence in education and research. It will serve as a hub for innovation and collaboration, enabling our faculty members to further enrich the academic experience of our students.”

The inauguration ceremony was marked by captivating performances from various student societies, including Alankar, Adhrita, North East Cell, and Srijya, who enthralled the audience with their scintillating musical and dance productions.

The event was attended by members of the Hindu Educational Trust, the Governing Body, faculty members, enthusiastic students, and proud alumni, all united in celebrating this momentous occasion in the college’s history.

It is noteworthy that Governing Body member and philanthropist Sant Sanganeria earlier donated towards the makeover of the state-of-the-art Auditorium, a Science Block, and the Fragrance and Flavours Lab at the Research Center at Hindu College.

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Honourable Governor, Shri Bandaru Dattatraya told the graduates about the importance of dedication, discipline, devotion, sacrifice and to be useful for community in the field of education and society at large. He highlighted the importance of the National Education Policy 2020 and appreciated the University for implementing the key elements of National Education Policy which are innovation, technology and research. He was happy to see a large number of female students being conferred degree including gold medals and PhD degrees.

He specially told students not only to be a job seeker but to become an entrepreneur or employer to provide jobs to other and also encouraged them to be useful in the service of underprivileged and needy citizen of the country. He also emphasized on the character building as the most desirable asset beyond money, health and fame

Total 565 degrees conferred during the convocation, including 34 Ph.D. degrees (12 male, 22 female), 136 postgraduate degrees (71 male, 65 female), 364 undergraduate degrees (207 male, 157 female), and 31 diploma degrees (21 male, 10 female). On this occasion, 21 students (2 male, 19 female) honoured with gold medals for their outstanding performance in their respective academic disciplines.
The Chancellor of the University and Vice-Chairman of the Jammu and Kashmir State Higher Education Council, Padma Shri Professor Dinesh Singh said our vision is not just for today, but for Viksit Bharat 2047, an India that flourishes with knowledge, prosperity, and boundless possibilities. As we champion a young university and a young education system, we embark on a transformative journey, cultivating an environment that nurtures curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking.

Professor Rakesh Kumar Sinha, Vice-Chancellor, K.R. Mangalam University had presented the annual report of the university for the session 2022-2023, highlighting the key activities and innovative new courses in the tune of National Education Policy.

The grand ceremony ended with an oath taking by all graduates followed by National Anthem and academic procession.

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Teachers had also gone on strike to protest the non-payment of salaries. Now these teachers have put this issue before the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi on Monday.

A delegation of the Teachers Association (DUTA), led by DUTA President Professor Ajay Kumar Bhagi, met Delhi Lieutenant Governor Vinay Kumar Saxena. The teachers placed before the Lieutenant Governor their demand for payment of grants to 12 colleges fully funded by the Delhi Government and cancellation of the letters sent by Education Minister Atishi.

DUTA requested that to intervene to resolve this crisis. DUTA President Professor Bhagi said that in view of the current problems of the colleges, the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi has assured to pay the full grant to 12 colleges soon.

According to the DUTA President, the Education Minister has also assured to cancellation of the anti-teacher letters issued in the past and to take appropriate action to immediately advertise and fill the long pending teaching and non-teaching posts in 12 colleges.

According to Professor Bhagi, the Lieutenant Governor has also assured DUTA that not a single college of Delhi Government will be allowed to be merged with any other university from Delhi University. There was a strike last week in all 12 colleges of Delhi University, which is fully funded by the Delhi government.

Professor Ajay Kumar Bhagi says that DU teachers condemn and reject the letters of Delhi Education Minister Atishi. According to DUTA, teachers in many colleges have not received salaries for the last several months. The government is continuously being demanded to release the full amount of money to the teachers and employees of 12 colleges who are working without salary.

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