‘GB is higher authority of affiliated colleges’
Vice chancellor of Vinoba Bhave University Dr Mukul NarayanDeo today said that the Governing Body is the higher authority of affiliated colleges. He released a Press note and said that the matter of Karnpura Degree College is not related with the administration of Vinoba Bhave University, but the Governing Body of the said college. The financial power is availed by the Secretary and the principal of the college. He again said that the allegations over the university officials are illegal, unconstitutional and merely a conspiracy. The Vice Chancellor said that a governing body is constituted by 7 members having one public representative either MP or MLA, one person from administration,one university representative, one teacher representative, principal and one academician. These members elect a secretary among them. Thus signatory authority is secretary and principal. The VC said that the State government releases grants to university and university sends it to the colleges. The salary of the beneficiary is being transferred in their accounts. Thus there is no question of financial irregularities.
SER starts sending o2 to Punjab, 8 other States & UT
Along with eight other States and Union Territories, South Eastern Railway started to despatch Oxygen Express Train to Punjab also. The first Oxygen Express Train towards Jalandhar (Punjab) left Bokaro Steel City on May 16 evening carrying 41.07 tonnes of Liquid Medical Oxygen (LMO). On Monday early morning, one more Oxygen Express train departed from Tatanagar towards Bengaluru carrying 120 tonnes of LMO in containers. SER has been relentlessly moving Oxygen Express Trains to different states in this pandemic situation. So far 74 Oxygen Express Trains have originated from Bokaro Steel City, Rourkela and Tatanagar in SER jurisdiction carrying a total 4695 tonnes of LMO. The LMO has been sent for the Covid affected people in the States and Union Territories of Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Uttarakhand, Delhi and Punjab.
Body found inside well in Giridih
Body of a person was found from the well of Krishna Yadav’s house at Nagina Singh Road in Giridih district. Ward councillor Sumit Kumar told about the incident that Krishna Yadav had gone out only four months ago and a person named Bhuli Dutta was hired to look after the house. It is said that the local people saw the dead body floating in the well. The police team arrived at the scene and after checking, the body was fished out of the well. The deceased was identified as Bhuli Dutta, a resident of Giridih Nagar police station area. Police brought the dead body to the Sadar Hospital for post-mortem.
Unidentified assailants slit man’s throat
A 40-year-old man was killed by unidentified assailants in Kharpoka village area in the highly Naxal-affected area under the Khukra police station area of the Giridih district here on Monday morning. The deceased was identified as Md Habibullah, a resident of Kharpoka village of the district. Police sources said Md Habibullah’s throat was slit with a sharp weapon, which resulted in his death. Police said evidence suggested that Md Habibullah had a fight with his assailants before being killed. Sources said that the incident took place at Kharpoka village here on intervention of Sunday and Monday, where unknown criminals strangled a young man to death. After killing, his body was dumped in a field some distance away from the village.
