1 year ago
Rama Devi Women's University Struggles Amidst Vacancies
Rama Devi Women's University in Bhubaneswar is having difficulties.
It doesn't have a permanent leader (Vice-Chancellor) for several months, and there aren't enough teachers.
Because of this, it's hard to make big decisions and grow the university.
A temporary leader is currently in charge and is focused on managing existing tasks.
The university also needs more space for new activities.
The lack of manpower affects teaching, research and administrative works.
Rama Devi Women's University lacks a permanent Vice-Chancellor for six months.
The university faces faculty shortages, with 57% of teaching posts vacant.
Expansion plans are delayed due to a lack of a VC, manpower, and space.
The in-charge VC is focusing on result publication and implementing NEP.
A faculty member noted a need for more infrastructure and resources.
- Who
- Rama Devi Women's University, in-charge VC Chandi Charan Rath.
- What
- Rama Devi Women's University is facing issues related to the absence of a permanent VC and a shortage of faculty.
- Where
- Bhubaneswar
- When
- For the last six months
- Why
- The university faces challenges due to lack of permanent VC, faculty shortages, and space constraints.
University Challenges
In-charge VC Priorities
University Administration
University Challenges
Faculty members state that the lack of a permanent VC hinders policy decisions and new initiatives.
In-charge VC Priorities
The in-charge VC is focused on timely results and implementing NEP.
Key facts
- University Name
- Rama Devi Women's University
- Location
- Bhubaneswar
- VC Vacancy Duration
- Six months
- Permanent Teaching Posts Vacant
- 57%
- In-charge VC
- Chandi Charan Rath
