Bhubaneswar: The Ministry of Higher Education on Monday asked all teaching and non-teaching staff and universities under his jurisdiction to attend assignments on all working days with the effect of Tuesday.
Previously, 50 percent of staff attended tasks based on the list.
This decision was taken to maintain the examination and publication of the coming results.
The Secretary of the Department of Sasswat Mishra in a letter to the Deputy Chancellor of the State University and the College Principal stated that the Covid-19 situation had relatively improved compared to the situation that applies in mid-April this year.
Given this, a 50 percent roster presence system for teaching and non-teaching employees has been introduced in higher education institutions since April 19.
Happy! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see Resulthhishra saying a lot of important work now remains delayed because of the presence of a thin staff for almost two and a half months.
These institutions must conduct semester / final examinations in 2020-21 final semester students / PG in online mode and publish the earliest results so that this student’s career is not affected.
Examination of other semester students must be carried out one by one to ensure that these students also do not suffer a lot because of the delayed academic calendar, he added.
Given these problems, the department has attracted 50 percent of the attendance system list.
“All teaching and non-teaching employees of higher education institutions must attend assignments on all working days with the effect of July 6,” Mishra said in his letter.
This department clarified that the instructions of the General Administration Department regarding the closing of the government office on Saturday did not apply to the level of universities and universities.
However, these institutions will remain closed on Saturday as long as there is a weekend shutdown related to Covid-19 which is declared in the district / city / city.
Institution employees will strictly follow all Covid-19 guidelines including wearing facial masks, hand wash properly, maintain social distance and self / quarantine isolation.