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UoH VC-headed panel to suggest road map
The Ministry of Human Resource Development (HRD) has constituted a committee of experts to study and prepare a road map for establishing the world class institutes of higher learning which gives top priority for research-oriented activity. The Vice Chancellor of University of Hyderabad, Prof Ramakrishnan Ramaswamy would head the panel.
The Ministry of Human Resource Development (HRD) has constituted a committee of experts to study and prepare a road map for establishing the world class institutes of higher learning which gives top priority for research-oriented activity. The Vice Chancellor of University of Hyderabad, Prof Ramakrishnan Ramaswamy would head the panel.
A bill seeking to establish the Universities for Research and Innovation Bill- briefly known as Innovation Universities Bill- was introduced on May 5, 2012 in the Lok Sabha. It was brought after the National Knowledge Commission recommended for establishment and incorporation of 14 such institutions across the country which would be at the fount of making India a global knowledge hub.
It was also aimed at setting up of benchmarks for excellence for other institutions of higher learning through path-breaking and promoting synergies between teaching, learning and research. A Parliamentary Standing Committee (PSC) on Human Resource Development had gone through the Bill and submitted its report recently which raised some issues on certain features of the proposed Bill. The HRD Minister MM Pallam Raju has discussed the issue with the stakeholders. Subsequently, a panel has been mooted which will look into Parliamentary Standing Committee recommendations and suggest changes and create a road map with a specific time frame.
