Ranchi: The State Government on Monday announced the creation of more than 159 new posts for professors and assistant professors for the undergraduate level at Koban University, headquartered in Chaibasa (Singhbhum Barat), a state pocket dominated by adivasi.
Officials said this step will strengthen the academic ecosystem and improve regional and tribal language studies.
The Chairperson of Minister Hemant Soren made an announcement in a tweet.
The Hemant government’s move comes after changing the recruitment rules for the work of Grade III and IV government, which makes knowledge of local / custom language and compulsory rituals for the applicant.
CM focus now is to improve local language studies.
New posts have been made for professors / principals and assistant professors in four languages, namely, Santhali, Kuduk, Kurmali and Mundari at 14 university universities and related regional subjects / subjects / centers.
Of the total posts, 147 are for professors, eight for assistant professors and four are for the principal.
Six posts of each Professor have been made for the language of sites, Santhali, Kurmali and Mundari.
Speaking with Toi, the Head of the Ministry of Higher Education and Technical Education Department, K K Khandelwal, said the government would rise in fresh and in various universities in priority.
He also said the university was asked to send a proposal in this matter earlier.
“Kobhan University has sent us a proposal for the creation of new posts for regional and tribal languages ​​and we forward files with the approval of the minister’s chairman,” Khandelwal said.
Deputy Chancellor of Kobhan Gangadhar Panda welcomed the decision but stated that they had not received formal communication about the creation of new posts.
He said, “At the postgraduate level, we have several academic forces for tribal and regional languages ​​but at the undergraduate and college level, we have no post since the creation of universities in 2009.” He added, “Depending on the demands of college and to fulfill our responsibility to maintain regional interests and students, we have moved a proposal for the creation of new posts.
In some universities in Ghatshila and Chakradharpur, we provide studies in regional courses, but all Labor based on ad hoc so far.
“Meanwhile, many public representatives continued to increase their voices against amendments recently in recruitment policy for class III and IV work carried out by the Jharkhand staff election commission (JSSC).
On Monday, MLA BJP from Godda, Amit Mandal, dub the government’s decision to make it through the matriculation and intermediary from a compulsory public school as a violation of Article 16 of the Constitution.
In a letter to the minister’s chairman, Mandal said in the division of Paranga Santhal where ACT SPT applies, there were almost no good schools and colleges, which resulted in forcing local residents to move to Bihar to pursue their studies.
In such cases, Bonafide Country residents will not get the opportunity to take jobs in their country.