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Salary not paid as college gets funds on Diwali eve
The Morning Standard
|October 31, 2024
A day after the teachers' body of DU hit out at the Delhi government over the irregular and delayed release of funds to 12 fully funded colleges in the capital, one of the colleges received the funds on Wednesday.
It was the Indira Gandhi Institute of Physical Education and Sports Sciences in Vikaspuri which got lucky in getting the funds a day before Diwali. However, instead of bringing cheers, the news brought utter disappointment to the staff since the fund was transferred to the college bank account late evening around 8:30 pm when the college was not in a position to direct the bank to disburse the salaries. The banks were closed at 4 pm on Wednesday.
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