Promotion and regulation of Higher Education and Cultural development including Technical or specialized education in the State Universities and Colleges.
The deputed school teachers may be allowed to take admission in regular B.Ed. course as per existing practice till such time, ODL mode B.Ed. is started.
An Act to establish and incorporate a teaching University in the State of West Bengal and to provide for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.
An Act to provide for reservation of seats for admission of the students belonging to SC, ST, OBC to certain Higher Educational Institutions in the State of West Bengal which are established, maintained or aided by the State Government.
In case of further clarification, the principals may contact the Office of the Director of Public Instruction, Education Directorate, Bikash Bhavan, 8th Floor, Salt Lake City, Kolkata 700091.
Applicability of terms and conditions towards Re-designation & Career Advancement Scheme for the teachers and equivalent academic staff of the Government-aided colleges in West Bengal – clarification regarding.
Teachers, librarians etc. whose Career Advancement and Redesignation falls due on a date during the period from 30.06.2010 to 31.10.2012, CAS and Redesignation will be effective notionally on the date when it is due.
The revised scheme shall be called Modified West Bengal State-aided Universities (Death-cum-Retirement Benefit) Scheme, 1986 hereafter called the modified old scheme.
Revision of Pension/ Family Pension of post 01.01.2016 Pensioners/ Family Pensioners in respect of Teaching Staff including Graduate Laboratory Instructors/ Instructresses, Librarians/ Assistant Librarians, Physical Instructors/ Instructresses and equivalent category of employees of State aided Non-Government Colleges including erstwhile Sponsored Colleges.
Quarantine Leave due to infectious disease in the family or household of a regular and whole-time Non-teaching employee of State aided Universities in the State of West Bengal.
The Govt. of West Bengal decided to celebrate International Mother Language Day on 21st of February, 2012. In 1952, on 21st February, four students of Bangaldesh were killed for campaigning the use of Bengali as official language.