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Three students from Department of Hindi, CU Jammu selected as Assistant Professors in Degree Colleges 7/12/2024 10:46:24 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, July 12: Three research scholars from the Department of Hindi and Other Indian Languages at Central University of Jammu have been appointed as Assistant Professors of Hindi in degree colleges by the Jammu and Kashmir government. It is noteworthy that the Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission had conducted a written examination for the appointment of Assistant Professors in degree colleges, in which 11 candidates were selected under various categories. The selected students from the Department of Hindi and Other Indian Languages at Central University Jammu includes researchers Pooja Devi, Kavita and Davinder Singh was a postgraduate student in the Department of Hindi and Other Indian Languages at Central University of Jammu. Expressing happiness over the selection of the three students, the Honorable Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof. Sanjeev Jain, congratulated the selected students for enhancing the university's honor and pride, and blessed them to remain dedicated to serving Mother India. During the interaction with the selected students, Vice-Chancellor Prof. Jain remarked that the field of education has made an immeasurable contribution to the construction of an excellent society and will continue to do so. He emphasized that all teachers have been entrusted with the responsibility of building this society, which must be carried out diligently. Prof. Jain noted that Central University of Jammu, which is progressing rapidly, owes its development to the entire university family. Regarding the Department of Hindi and Other Indian Languages, he acknowledged the tireless efforts of the department's professors in the students' selection. He wished the selected students a bright future.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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