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Gujarat University blocks social sites

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Ban comes after the university finds its staff spending time on Facebook, Twitter and other networking sites during work hours   Yogesh Avasthi   Posted On Friday, September 07, 2012 (http://www.ahmedabadmirror.com/article/3/201209072012090702583522375f58632/Gujarat-University-blocks-social-sites.html) Taking a serious note of its staff spending significant time on social networking sites, Gujarat University has blocked all social websites, including Facebook and Twitter, to enhance the productivity of its employees. Barring educational websites, all other sites like sports, stock exchange and entertainment have been blocked. “When I was in-charge, it came to my notice that teaching and nonteaching staff surf net and kill their significant time on the social sites during work hours. The internet has been provided for educational purpose and other office related work. It’s not...
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Traditional dress code for GTU convocation

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Yogesh Avasthi Posted On Friday, December 23, 2011 ( http://www.ahmedabadmirror.com/article/3/20111223201112230230301392906ecac/Traditional-dress-code-for-GTU-convocation.html ) Gujarat Technological University (GTU) has decided on a traditional dress code for its first convocation being held at the LD Engineering College ground on January 19. The authorities have also decided to do away with the convocation cap, which has been an integral part of the convocation robe for several institutes. “Knowing that it is our first convocation and would set a trend for the coming years, we decided to lay emphasis on our traditional values and culture and not on the robes which would remind us of colonial times,” said Dr Akshai Agrawal, Vice chancellor of GTU. Off white code For students it would be off white choodidaar pyjama and kurta, along with a scarf. While women will have an option of wearing an off white saree and a violet scarf. Dignitaries like chancellor, vice chancellor and the ...
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CCTV CHECK FOR MEDICOS

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GU will conduct practical exams for MBBS, dental courses under CCTV surveillance. This, after complaints that children of prominent doctors were being favoured by examiners Yogesh Avasthi Posted On Tuesday, March 20, 2012 ( http://www.ahmedabadmirror.com/article/2/201203202012032000102497360ca111/CCTV-CHECK-FOR-MEDICOS.html ) Practical examinations for medical, paramedical and dental courses conducted by Gujarat University will now be closely monitored on CCTV cameras. The exams, to begin in April, will be supervised by deans from other medical colleges within and outside the state. These measures are being taken following allegations that an ‘organised’ racket was being run to ‘help’ children of some prominent doctors appearing for medical examinations. “Deans from medical colleges of other states will be given the duty of supervising these examinations. The viva voce will also be videographed separately. We want to ensure that meritorious students do not suffer,” said Gujarat U...
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