Finally, the wait is over. The University of Delhi vacancy 2024 is open now for their college. The university offers applications for librarians, lab staff, non-teaching, and some other posts.

The University of Delhi has invited applications for librarian, non-teaching, and other posts. The application process opens on March 16. The last date for submitting the application form is 15 days from the publication of the advertisement in employment news. This is the biggest opportunity for the candidates, so they need to apply fast. Interested candidates can check the notification through the Aurobindo College official website at www.aurobindo.du.ac.in. as soon as possible and apply for the vacancy.

Delhi University requirement 2024 vacancy details: This recruitment drive will fill for different types of non-teaching staff, like laboratory staff, Director of Physical Education, assistants, and librarians, with 36 vacancies.

Chemistry: 5

Physics: 3

Electronics: 4

Zoology: 2

Botany: 2

Library Attendant: 10

Librarian: 1

Director of Physical Education: 1

Senior Personal Assistant: 1

Assistant: 2

Junior Assistant: 5

Delhi University Vacancy 2024 Application Fee: The application fee is as follows:

₹500 for unreserved

₹500 OBC and

₹500 EWS category candidates.

Note: The application fee is not applicable for SC/ST candidates, and similar fees do not apply for PwBD candidates.

Candidate eligibility criteria:

Age limit: 30 years

{for the laboratory, attended physics, chemistry, electronics, botany, and assistant}

35 years as a senior personal assistant

27 years for a junior lab assistant

Candidates can check for more details like eligibility criteria, job description, and pay levels on the official website (aurobindo.du.ac.in).

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The Delhi University Student Union welcomes the decision to grant Rs. 272 crores for women’s hostels and securities development at Delhi University.

On Friday, the centre approved the Rs. 272 crores budget under the vision of Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Viksit Bharat. The Ministry of Women and Child Development, led by Minister Mrs. Smriti Irani, passed Rs. 272 crores for the construction of residential accommodation for working women and girls pursuing higher education at Delhi University under the Nirbhaya Fund to increase the number of women in higher education.

The budget of Rs. 200 crores will be utilised in the construction of accommodation for female students and working women at Delhi University, and Rs. 72 crores will be utilised for the installation of CCTV surveillance systems across the hostels, other accommodation premises, and the prestigious campus of Delhi University. This initiative will be implemented in two phases, each comprising 500 well-appointed accommodations. Ultimately, the facility will encompass 1000 beds, supported by a wide range of enhanced security features and gender-sensitive amenities.

The Delhi University also allotted 67.71 crore for the establishment of the wifi network in 90 colleges and women’s hostels and for the accommodation of the university.

Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan stated that the initiative will encourage more female participation in higher education and national development. “State-of-the-art accommodation with gender-sensitive amenities and enhanced security features will provide an environment where #NariShakti can thrive and excel,” he added.

MP Manoj Tiwari said” The special focus of the hostel is on Girls safety, and that’s why 72 crore is spent alone on women’s safety.”

A BJP candidate from New Delhi said, “A centre for Buddhism and Gurmukhi would be constructed at the Khalsa College at a cost of 35 crore. He also said, “The construction of the women’s hostels and DUSU offices will increase the popularity of the Modi government among the youth.”.

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Graduated student of Hansraj College, Mr. Gaurang Gadia, Economic Hons batch 2023, and Mr. Avik Chaudhary, student of Hindu College batch 2023, pitched on the stage of the shark tank.

Shark Tank is a TV show run on the popular TV channel Sony TV. The show is recognized for giving entrepreneurs a platform to promote their startups and get investment by pitching their brand in front of sharks. The show is in its third season. For the entrepreneur now it become a great platform.

Mr. Gaurang Gadia and Mr. Avik Chaudhary pitched their brand FOMO in front of the five well-known sharks: Amit Jain (CEO of Car Dekho), Ritesh Aggarwal (CEO of OYO), Namita Thapar (E.D. of Emcure), Anupam Mittal (founder of Shaadi.com), and Aman Gupta (CEO of Boat).

FOMO is the brewed Iced tea. It is an alternative to refined sugar iced tea with zero sugar and less sugar than Coca-Cola. Two 21-year-old youngsters sparked a bidding war. The pitch impressed every shark. Every shark became a fan of their enthusiasm and passion. They asked for 35 Lakh as an investment in exchange for the 4% equity of their company, FOMO.

Ritesh and Namita offer a 6% company exchange of 35Lakh. A similar offer was made by Anupam Mittal to Aman Gupta and by Amit Jain. The deal is closed with Anupam, with an investment of 35 lakh in exchange for 6%.

Gaurang and Avik started their brand in their third year of college. They went to different DU colleges to promote their brand during their college days. They also expand their brand in the milk-based supplement market, but the shark Anupam contradicts this.

Many young people, like Gaurang and Avik, invested in the shark tank and contributed to “Startup India,” an initiative to promote entrepreneurship and create a startup ecosystem in India launched by the government in 2016.

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On Thursday, March 7, Ram Lal Anand, renowned College of Delhi University, received a call of a bomb threat. After that, the college administration became active and took it seriously. The college immediately informed the police.

According to the reports, the call was received at around 9:34 a.m., and the police force came along with the ambulance, Bomb Disposal Squad (B.D.S.), and Bomb Disposal Teams (B.D.T.) on the college campus.

Police actively evacuated the college campus from the students and staff. Teams start searching and investigating the whole college area after being evacuated completely. The situation got panicky.

DCP South West Rohit Meena said, “There were no bomb traces, and something suspicious was found on the campus.” The police are investigating the details of the call. In this context, the police issued a FIR.

It had also been said that this was an international call. The police are trying to search for the person who made the threatened call. Last month, a threat email was also received by the Delhi Public School after the whole school was evacuated from students and staff by the police, but there was no suspicious activity found. One email was also received at the Amity International School, but there was also no suspicious activity found by the police.

There were more bomb threats received in other parts of the country. According to the reports, Karnataka CM also got the bomb threat over the email with a ransom demand of $2.5 million.

Some days ago, Delhi IGI airport also got a bomb threat call for a Delhi-Kolkata flight. The bomb threat for the Spice Jet flight also came.

Several Chennai schools also got the bomb threat this year and sent students home. The police and IT cells are continuing to track the origin of these calls and emails.

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Everyone wait is over finally Delhi university budget is come. With lot of new good things and the new hopes.

On Friday 2^nd march, Delhi University executive council passed the budget of 1717.45cr for the financial year 2024-25 the main focus of the budget is on the completion and development of various campus pending and new projects, concession for PWBD students, salary to the staff, pension of the ex. Member of university, CCTV surveillance system throughout the campus.

According to the reports of the Times of India (TOI), Rs. 553.95 Cr of budget is going for the salary of the teaching, non-teaching staff and other employees of the Delhi university, for the pension of university’s ex faculty and pension related service for DU staff 627.31Cr budget is given, a big amount of the budget 935.26Cr is passed for the expenditure on the university’s vacant post academic and non- academic. Rs 154.88 Cr is allotted for the buy books and journals, stationary, CCTV surveillance system, laboratory equipment, furniture, computers, projectors for classes, various class room equipment and other asset for improvement of the university campus in different ways.

University’s executive council also passed the proposal for granting the study leave to complete the PhD from the foreign university with this university is also planning to create more vacancy for the Faculty in Technology.

GOOD NEWS for the student who passed in years 2021-22,2022-23 university is giving 10 marks moderation to students in every subject to complete their graduation in the course. University is also given opportunity reappear in the exam student who have not able to appear before due to the Covid-19 waves.

With all these things, there is also the best news for the PWBD student university is also going to give the 75% fees concession in total fees with the other proposal passed for the university students.

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