Meghalaya: NEHU Inquiry Panel Gets 15-Day Extension to Probe Administrative Mismanagement

The Centre has granted a 15-day extension to the NEHU inquiry panel, led by DP Singh and Dilip Chandra Nath, to submit its report on administrative issues and mismanagement at the university.
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SHILLONG: The Ministry of Education has granted a 15-day extension to the two-member inquiry committee, comprising former UGC Chairman DP Singh and former Vice-Chancellor of Assam University, Dilip Chandra Nath, formed to finalize its report on allegations of mismanagement and administrative lapses at North-Eastern Hill University (NEHU).

In a letter addressed to Prof. D. P. Singh, chairman of the Inquiry Committee, NEHU & former chairman of UGC, D.K. Himanshu, under secretary to the Government of India, said, "In reference to this Ministry's order dated November 14, 2024 and the chairman of the Inquiry Committee's letter dated November 28, 2024, it is stated that the competent authority has granted the extension of 15 days to conclude the findings and finalize the report."

In the meantime, the committee on Friday has requested NEHU to provide detailed data on the institution's academic growth and progress, particularly focusing on research and analysis metrics.

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