Posted by nik.itbhu on
May 9, 2009
Nine IT-BHU students booked for violence
As many as nine students of B.Tech (final year) in the Institute of Technology (IT), Banaras Hindu University, were accused of indulging in violence and sent to the Lanka police station.
According to Prof SN Upadhyaya, director, IT-BHU, students living in one of the hostels of the university indulged in violence on Thursday night. Later, the members of the Proctorial Board handed them over to the police after their identification. “The university would take appropriate disciplinary action against them if they are found guilty of committing violence within hotel premises,” he assured.
The students were about to leave for their homes in a couple of days and were celebrating their last few moments at IT-BHU with liquor and snacks. Some old rivalry lead to this incident. Probably they thought to sort it out before they left BHU.
Meanwhile, the Lanka police have lodged an FIR against the accused students. A number of students are also believed to have received injuries in the incident.
It might be mentioned here that the students had taken their final examinations this year and most of them had been selected in the campus interview held recently at the university. But after the incident all nine of them have lost their offers.
Posted by selfish on
February 17, 2010
holi hai
Aaj kal har jagah holi hi holi hai
campus me lekin bas rat ko
ye holi hai holika k pahale ki
ham EkATTHA karte hain holika GAALIYON KI
roj rat ko apne hostels ki chhaton pat
7 baje rat se hi aur jala dete hai 12- 1 baje tak .
koi nahi bachta jab gharon men
to hUm suru hote hai
mahan puruson ke sath
jinke nam se hamare hostels hai
aur ab to warden aur deen bhi
raat me hamare sath holi khelte hai
roj raat me to
HOLI KHELE RAGHUBEERA……..RAAT ME HOLI KHELEN RAGHUBEERA
Posted by agraharivishnu on
January 4, 2010
birla sun life insurance comes and goes…
birla sun life insurance company jus came to the Faculty Of Commerce for recruitment…
And guess what…?due to severe mass bunking of b.com 3rd yr. they went back empty handed…
oops…better luck next time…
Posted by rahuldwivedi on
May 17, 2009
Book release at BHU
Banaras Hindu University V-C DP Singh released MUMBAI 26/11 The Untold Story, a book on recent Mumbai terrorist attack at a special function held at V-C Lodge in the university.
According to varsity spokesperson, the book, probably among the first work on the Mumbai attack, is a candid piece of work by first time writer Mayank Narayan Singh who is an assistant registrar in BHU.
The 80-page book focuses on the spirit which has made India survive in spite of centuries’ invasions and communicates the blooming of hope amongst clattering guns and grenades.
Rector, BHU BD Singh, registrar KP Upadhyaya, chief proctor HCS Rathod and other senior officials were also present on the occasion.
Posted by rahul dwivedi on
April 4, 2009
Student hangs herself at BHU during exams
A girl hung herself from a pipe in the bathroom of an examination centre of Banaras Hindu University (BHU).
Sheetlanjali was a student of BSc-III in Banaras Hindu University. She had gone to the examination centre at Mahila Mahavidyalaya on BHU campus with her father. Before the distribution of examination paper she left the hall for toilet. A peon was also sent with her. But when she did not come out of the toilet for over 15 minutes the peon called the invigorator. When the varsity staff tried to see inside the toilet through ventilator they were shocked to see that Sheetlanjali hanging from a pipe.
According to chief proctor Prof HCS Rathore, Sheetlanjali was suffering from depression and her treatment was also going on at the SSL Hospital of BHU. The MMV principal did not permit this girl to appear in the examination keeping her mental state in mind. But when her father requested the varsity authorities to allow his daughter to appear in the examination, the college had given permission with the condition that her father should be present at the examination centre. The body of girl was handed over to her family after postmortem.
Posted by archita khanna on
April 2, 2009
Annual Day at IAS-BHU
The Annual Day celebration and prize distribution ceremony of the Institute of Agricultural Sciences, Banaras Hindu University (BHU), was organised at Swatantrata Bhawan.
Director Shivraj Singh presenting the annual report highlighted the progress made by 11 departments and four units of the institute in teaching and research. He said that in research and development sector, the institute’s major emphasis had been towards conservation and sustenance of ecological foundation, essential for agricultural growth and supportive technology.
About 250 students received prizes and certificates of merit for their excellence in sports, athletics and cultural activities. Chief guest DS Rathore, eminent agricultural scientist and former vice-chancellor of Himanchal Pradesh Krishi Vishwavidyalaya, Palampur, addressed the function that was presided ove by the BHU VC DP Singh.
Posted by 292038 on
April 2, 2009
BHU professor awarded
Director of the Institute of Agricultural Sciences, BHU, Prof Shiv Raj Singh has been awarded with the Best Educationalist Award by the New Delhi-based Indian Solidarity Council. Prof Singh was selected for this award for his outstanding achievements in the field of agriculture.
Posted by dhruvatara on
March 17, 2009
BHU-PMT Postponed; distribution of seats revised
In view of Parliamentary elections the BHU PMT-2009 Screening Test has been POSTPONED and will now be held on Thursday, May 28, 2009 between 2.30 PM and 5.30 PM at Varanasi, Delhi, Kolkata, and Hyderabad Centres. Further, PMT-2009 Main Test for MBBS course will be held on Sunday, June 28, 2009 between 9.30 AM and 12.30 PM at Varanasi Centre only. The distribution of seats in B.Pharm., Institute of Technology, selected through BHU PMT-2009 Screening Test has been revised and would be as follows : General – 17; OBC – 5; SC – 4; and ST – 2.
Posted by ankit.leo.18 on
March 16, 2009
A new institute (IESD) to be established in the university
The Banaras Hindu University (BHU) is first such university in the country that introduces environmental calendar to sensitise its students and faculties towards a safer environment.
The environmental calendar is a part of BHU’s proposed institute of environment and sustainable development for which the University Grants Commission (UGC) has allocated Rs 7.50 crore. The IESD will be the fourth institute of BHU that already has Institute of Technology (IT), Institute of Medical Sciences (IMS) and Institute of Agricultural Sciences (IAS).
“The mission of the proposed institute is to carry out teaching, research and extension relevant to India’s sustainable development,” said vice-chancellor Prof DP Singh. This educational effort will encourage changes in behaviour that will create a more sustainable future in terms of environmental integrity, economic viability and a just society for the present and future generations.
According to the V-C, the institute will work for a better understanding of critical scientific and social issues related to sustainable development goals. By doing so, the BHU is taking a lead in teaching and research in the field of environment and sustainability science. It will provide a common platform where faculty from different departments will work in interface areas leading to sustainable development.
The main research priorities set for the institute include global change and atmospheric pollution, natural resource management, sustainable agriculture, alternate energy resources and socio-economic and legal dimensions of sustainable development. The institute will contribute to inter-disciplinary education and research offering PhD, MSc, diploma and certificate programmes.
Posted by Prabhat on
March 16, 2009
Seminar on urban governance in Department of Geography
The department of Geography, organised a seminar on ‘urban governance and need for information system’ on 16th March 2009.
B Bhattacharjee member of National Disaster Management Authority, spoke about the problems of urbanisation. In his inaugural speech he said, urban structure was highly diversified due to which variety of problems have cropped up. In order to ensure good governance we need to employ information and communication technology especially in urban centres, he added. Bhattacharjee also highlighted the importance of geographical information system (GIS).
Posted by tanuvns on
March 16, 2009
Youth-centric programme at BHU
The two-day national conference on sports, physical education and yogic sciences in the present millennium would be organized at the faculty of arts, Banaras Hindu University, from 16th March.
Giving details of the programme during a press conference, organising secretary BC Kapri said the youth-centric program would focus on different aspects of physical education, including yogic sciences in promotion of sports. Some of the new research areas such as impact of junk food on physical activity would be also discussed during the programme, he added.
Over 150 experts and delegates from over a dozen universities of the country are likely to participate. Dronacharya awardee Shyam Sunder Rao and former international hockey player Prof Avinash Siddhu would also participate in the event.
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