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NSF continues protest against two years B Ed course 7/15/2015 12:12:00 AM Early Times Report Jammu, July 14: National Secular Forum (NSF) today staged a demonstration against the PDP-BJP coalition government and Jammu University authorities for adopting discriminatory approach against Jammu by enhancing the duration of B.Ed, M.Ed programme from one year to two years in University of Jammu. Scores of activists raised slogans against the government and BJP and question the silence of the BJP, which is the main coalition partner in the ruling Mufti-led government, over the issue. Addressing a gathering here today, NSF general secretary said that it was extremely shocking and equally ridiculous that the state government has adopted different policies for educational institutions in the state. He ridiculed the decision of introducing two years B.Ed, M.Ed programme in Jammu University, while the Kashmir University is having unchanged one year programme of B.Ed and M.Ed courses. "How the two institutions headed by the same chancellor of a state could have different policies regarding the same course" he questioned.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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