Vice chancellor pleased to order Dr. K.C. Jha, to take over the charge as acting Registrar.

Palamu: In exercise of the power vested upon him under provisions of Jharkhand State Universities Act, 2000 (adapted) and as amended up to date, the Vice-Chancellor Professor (Dr.) Ram Lakhan Singh has been pleased to order Dr. K.C. Jha, Proctor, Nilamber Pitamber University, Medininagar to take over the charge of office of Registrar as a acting Registrar, subsequent to completion of the tenure of Dr. S.N. Singh to be relieved on 26/06/2021, afternoon, for joining the parent institution, Deoghar College, Deoghar, S.K.M.U Dumka. This order will be effective till the appointment of Registrar either on the basis recommendation of Jharkhand Public Service Commission or the direction received from the Governor's Secretariat, Ranchi whichever is earlier. Dr. D.N. Singh is directed to hand over the charge of office of the Registrar to Dr. K.C. Jha, Proctor, Nilamber-Pitamber University, Medininagar. A copy of the receipt will be distributed to the concerned person, Principal Secretary to Honorable Governor, Raj Bhawan, Ranchi etc. (Agencies)

Democracy in the Shadows: Institutional Manipulation and the Global Decline of Right-Wing Rule ​

An analysis of the global political shift away from right-wing rule, India's electoral controversies, economic discontent, and the growing role of opposition movements.

Dr. K Ranjan Sharma   |  5 hours ago

Nvidia CEO Entangled in Chinese Espionage Allegations Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit

Espionage allegations involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expose the growing intelligence rivalry between the US and China ahead of the Trump-Xi summit.

Dinesh Dubey   |  7 hours ago

When a City Cannot See Its Runway, It Has a Governance Problem

Deepavali celebrations in Chennai brought more than festive lights. Heavy smoke disrupted flights, affected a tennis final and raised serious questions about air quality monitoring, pollution control and public health.

Auritro Banerjee   |  8 hours ago

Sharda Sinha: The Voice That Made Chhath Eternal

Remembering Sharda Sinha, Bihar's beloved Nightingale, whose timeless Chhath songs, folk music and soulful voice continue to unite generations and preserve India's cultural heritage.

Prof Atif Rabbani   |  8 hours ago

Delhi’s Diwali: A Festival of Lights, a Failure of Civic Sense

Delhi's Diwali pollution exposes a deeper civic crisis as firecracker violations, toxic air and weak enforcement threaten public health and the rule of law.

Dr. Niraj Krishna   |  1 day, 8 hours ago

Revived Diplomacy, Deep Divides: Why a Breakthrough in Ukraine Remains Out of Reach

Renewed US-Ukraine-Russia talks in Abu Dhabi offer hope for peace, but territorial disputes, security guarantees and European divisions threaten progress.

DINESH DUBEY   |  1 day, 9 hours ago

Comments

YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE

View More