Scientists of Delhi University will also help in finding out the reasons for the inundation of the Rishiganga and Dhauliganga rivers due to glacier breakdown in the Niti Valley of the Chamoli district. Seven scientists from DU’s Center for Himalayan Studies will prepare a concrete action plan to investigate the causes of the disaster as well as to ensure that such incidents do not recur in the future.
Center Advisor Prof. RB Singh states that an attempt will be made to collect meteorological data during the study, as there is a huge lack of weather data for the Himalayan region. They need to think about it more seriously after the incident of glacier breakdown.
We need to monitor the temperature of the upper atmosphere, not just the surface in the Himalayan region because, in fact, this temperature is responsible for the melting of glaciers. He said that the forests and rivers of the Himalayas affect the life of the whole of North India. During the course of the study, we will preserve the knowledge of mountainous regions.
They will also pay attention to biodiversity. In this context, it is necessary to mention Raini village. This village has been affected by the occurrence of glacier breakdown. It was from this village that the Chipko movement started.
On the other hand, Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College and Mata Sundari College affiliated with Delhi University have announced to start short-term courses for students to know about physical fitness, personality development, and diet.
Classes will start from March 1 as part of the syllabus. This course of 30 hours duration will have 20 lectures from March 1 to April 14. The application fee will be Rs 300. Classes will run three days a week on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. College administration said that Dr. Sheela KS, Dr. Seema Kaushik, Dr. Monika Dewan, Dr. Beenu Gupta, and Dr. Navdeep Joshi will take classes.
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The 97th initiation ceremony of Delhi University (DU) will be held on Saturday. Due to the Corona crisis, students who receive degrees and medals, along with their parents and guests, will not get admission. DU administration has said that Ph.D. students whose exam results will be released by 5 pm on February 26 will also be allowed to participate in the initiation ceremony. However, such students will be called to the last on stage. It is mandatory for students to follow the guidelines.
Teachers at the University of Delhi are deeply angered by a letter from the Andhra Pradesh government. Teachers are starting to mobilize against the demand of the Andhra Pradesh government to link Sri Venkateswara College of Delhi University (DU) to the University of Andhra Pradesh. On Thursday, teachers demonstrated on the college campus. Academic Council member Alok Ranjan Pandey said that we condemn this demand of the Andhra government.
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This college is one of the best colleges of DU. The Andhra government should open new colleges and not associate any established colleges. He cautioned that if the need arises, the teachers will also agitate, but will not allow the college to be affiliated with other universities.
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