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NIT Srinagar hosts FC, BOG meetings with MoE
Srinagar/IBNS: The National Institute of Technology (NIT) Srinagar on Wednesday held Finance Committee (FC) and Board of Governors (BOG) meetings in which various issues related to finance and budget were discussed with representatives of the Ministry of Education (MoE).
Director NIT Srinagar, Prof. Rakesh Sehgal, who chaired the twin meetings, paid rich tributes and homage to Madan Mohan, ADGC (NIT's) and termed his departure as a big loss for the nation in general and the ministry of education in particular, the institute said in a statement. "He played a crucial role in converting Regional Engineering Colleges (REC) to NIT's. Especially in the case of NIT Srinagar, he was extending all possible help and advice," Director NIT said.
Prof. Sehgal said various issues related to finance, budget allocation, issues regarding funds, up gradation of facilities, faculty, students, nomination of new members for the FC, BOG were discussed during the meetings. "Various pending issues were approved during the meetings" he said.
The Agenda of the Finance Committee (FC) was presented by Registrar NIT Srinagar Professor Kaiser Bukhari.
The meeting was virtually attended by Mr. D.K. Singh, Dy. Secretary, Integrated Finance Division (IFD), Ministry of Education, Government of India, on behalf of Darshana M Dabral, Joint Secretary and FA, Ministry of Education. Mrutyunjay Behera amongst others.
While the 109th meeting of BOG was chaired by Director NIT Srinagar Prof. Rakesh Sehgal. It was attended by D.K. Singh, Dy. Secretary, Integrated Finance Division (IFD), Ministry of Education on behalf of Shri. Darshana M Dabral, Joint Secretary and FA.
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