Hours after taking oath as CM, Yeddyurappa Transfers four IPS officers
Bengaluru, May 17: Hours after taking oath as new Chief Minister of Karnataka B.S Yeddyurappa passed an order transferring four IPS officers.
Amar Kumar Pandey, Additional director of general of police has been transferred to intelligence department as additional director general of police, intelligence, Bengaluru.
Sandeep Patil, deputy inspector general of police, KSRP has been transferred as deputy inspector general of police, intelligence, Bengaluru.
Devaraja, Superintendent of police, Bidar district has been transferred as deputy commissioner of police, central division, Bengaluru city.
Girish, superintendent of police, Anti-corruption bureau, Bengaluru has been transferred as deputy commissioner of police, North East division, Bengaluru city.
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Bill to set up single higher education regulator likely to be tabled in Parliament next week
New Delhi (PTI): A Bill which seeks to set up a single regulator for institutions of higher education is required to facilitate universities and other higher educational institutes become independent and self-governing, officials said.
The Bill is likely to be introduced in Parliament next week after it got the Union Cabinet's nod on Friday.
The proposed legislation, which was earlier christened the Higher Education Commission of India (HECI) Bill, has now been named Viksit Bharat Shiksha Adhikshan Bill.
A single higher education regulator, which was proposed in the new National Education Policy (NEP), looks to replace the University Grants Commission (UGC), the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), and the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE).
"The Bill proposes to set up a Higher Education Commission of India to facilitate universities and other higher educational institutes become independent and self-governing institutions and to promote excellence through a robust and transparent system of accreditation and autonomy. It is likely to be introduced (in Parliament) in the coming week," an official said.
While the UGC presently oversees non-technical higher education in the country, the AICTE oversees technical education, while the NCTE is the regulatory body for teachers' education.
The Commission is proposed to be set up as a single higher education regulator, but medical and law colleges will not be brought under its ambit.
It is proposed to have three major roles -- regulation, accreditation and setting professional standards, officials said.
Funding, which is seen as the fourth vertical, is not proposed to be under the regulator so far. The autonomy for funding is proposed to be with the administrative ministry, they said.
