PU Reiterates Gag Order for Teachers
Hindustan Times Chandigarh|January 06, 2025
With the recent protests in Panjab University (PU) and some faculty members also giving statements regarding this, PU has issued a circular asking teachers not to contribute any articles to newspapers or write to them without permission.
Rajanbir Singh

CHANDIGARH: This is as per the pre-existing "code of ethics" which every teacher has to follow as per the PU academic calendar. After the recommendations of a committee formed by the V-C, Rule 4 has been reiterated.

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