Kerala Education Minister Demands Action Against DU Professor

Action Against DU Professor
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After a large number of students from Kerala applied to DU colleges for higher studies with good marks, Rakesh Kumar Pandey, a member of the RSS-affiliated teachers’ body National Democratic Teachers Front, had criticized the Kerala Education Board. He had indicated a “conspiracy” behind the high number of applicants from Kerala, calling it “Marx Jihad”.

Action Against a Delhi University Professor

Main Points:

    • 1) Kerala General Education Minister V Shivanakutty on Saturday demanded action against a Delhi University professor who made “Marx Jihad” remarks against the state education board and termed the statement as “racist”.
    • 2) Education Minister Shivanakutty says that the minister has sent a letter to the Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and the Vice Chancellor of Delhi University.
    • 3) Professor made racist and communal statement against students of Kerala. Such statements can create hatred among the students.
    • 4) Mr. Shivanakutty also demanded criminal and department level action against the professor.
    • 5) On 7 October, MPs from Kerala’s ruling CPI(M) and opposition Congress termed “mark jihad” remarks against the southern state’s education board as “ridiculous” and demanded condemnation by the Centre.
    • 6) While Congress MP Shashi Tharoor called it “ridiculous”, CPI(M) Rajya Sabha member John Brittas wrote a letter to Mr Pradhan urging him to take disciplinary and legal action against Pandey for his “highly reprehensible, degrading and Communal”.
    • 7) In a statement on 6 October, Mr Pandey had alleged that the attack of Kerala Board students with 100 per cent marks cannot be considered as unplanned.

Controversy Arose Regarding His Marksheet

Controversy Arose Regarding His Marksheet On Monday:
Sources had said on Wednesday that over 100 admissions of Kerala Board students were stopped by the University of Delhi (DU) due to confusion over their marksheets, but the matter was resolved after officials approached the board, sources said. said on Wednesday.

Amid a large number of Kerala Board students applying to DU colleges, most of them also perfect scorers, an issue over their marksheets escalated on Monday, prompting the university’s admission wing to direct colleges to grant admissions.

Union Minister Praises UP Government

Union Minister Praises UP Government For NEP:
Union Education Minister D. Pradhan on Saturday lauded the UP government for implementing the National Education Policy and said that skill development is also getting priority in the state.

After a review meeting, the minister told reporters that there has been a qualitative improvement in the education sector in UP these days. He said that it is a matter of happiness that the National Education Policy has been implemented here in the true sense, besides giving priority to skill development. Praising the state government, Shri Pradhan said that 16 to 19 percent students of the country study in Uttar Pradesh.