Kirtipur: Tribhuvan University (TU) organized an interaction program with journalists to share information and discuss current academic and administrative activities across the university. On the same occasion, the university also held a greetings exchange and Deusi Bhailo program to mark the upcoming Nepali festivals.
Vice-Chancellor Prof. Dr. Bhola Thapa Highlights Decentralization and Convocation Plans Across Seven Provinces
Speaking at the interaction and greetings exchange program held at the Office of the Vice-Chancellor in Kirtipur, Tribhuvan University Vice-Chancellor Prof. Dr. Bhola Thapa shared updates on the activities undertaken during his tenure of more than four months.
He stated that the policies and programs necessary to transform the university had already been introduced through the TU Assembly and that correspondence had been sent to all subordinate bodies.
Prof. Dr. Thapa further informed participants that procedures had been initiated to delegate authority to lower-level units under the university's decentralization approach.
He also stated that preparations were underway to organize convocation ceremonies in different formats across all seven provinces and that the examination system and result publication process had been made more systematic.
Rs. 21 Crore Recovered from Employees Who Did Not Return from Study Leave: Registrar Dr. Rabindra Shivakoti
During the interaction, Tribhuvan University Registrar Dr. Rabindra Shivakoti stated that the university had recovered Rs. 21 crore so far from individuals who had gone on study leave but had not returned.
He also expressed the university's commitment to developing TU into an excellent educational destination through necessary advice and consultation from all concerned stakeholders.
21,274 Students Apply for Convocation Ceremonies: Examination Controller Prof. Dr. Laxman Poudel
Prof. Dr. Laxman Poudel, Controller of Examinations at the TU Office of the Controller of Examinations, Balkhu, stated that 21,274 students had applied to participate in convocation ceremonies across the seven provinces.
He informed participants that preparations were underway to organize the convocation ceremonies in all seven provinces.
Prof. Dr. Poudel also shared updates on the implementation of the academic calendar, efforts to conduct examinations on time, and the timely completion of answer-sheet evaluation.
He further stated that regional examination control offices had been actively carrying out answer-sheet evaluation.
Suggestions from Journalists
During the interaction, participating journalists offered the following suggestions to university officials:
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Carry out university activities based on factual information.
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Utilize land owned by Tribhuvan University for academic purposes.
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Maintain the quality of physical infrastructure.
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Discourage the misuse of study leave.
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End the practice of including periods spent on study leave when calculating pension benefits.
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Control the practice of working for other organizations with permission and using affiliation with TU for external professional activities.
Deusi Bhailo Program Organized by the Office of the Vice-Chancellor
Immediately following the interaction with journalists, the Office of the Vice-Chancellor organized a Deusi Bhailo program.
The program was coordinated by Dr. Renuka Basnet, Chief of the Office of the Vice-Chancellor.
The event was attended by Tribhuvan University's Vice-Chancellor, Rector, Registrar, Deans, Executive Directors, Directors, Division Chiefs, and other faculty members and employees.
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