Ph.D Students Face Hurdles at Swami Ramanand Teerth University Due to Staff Shortage

Ph.D students at Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University in Nanded are struggling with a staff shortage in a critical department. This issue recently prompted intervention by the vice chancellor, Dr. Manohar Chaskar, who has promised to reappoint a retired employee to alleviate the problem.

Ph.D students at Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University in Nanded are facing significant challenges due to a staff shortage in a key department. The issue has led to frustrations among researchers, with some being unable to submit their essential documents.

A divyang researcher reported that he was turned away when he attempted to submit his English research thesis on Friday, despite instructions from the Deputy Registrar. Another researcher echoed similar sentiments after his thesis progress report submission was refused on July 1.

The university Senate member, Ashok Mothe, emphasized the urgent need for a resolution to mitigate the inconvenience for students traveling from distant locations. Vice-chancellor Dr. Manohar Chaskar has assured that the matter will be resolved soon and announced plans to reappoint a recently retired employee to the department.

(With inputs from agencies.)