NEW DELHI: As Kerala govt and the governor told the court that they agreed on names to be appointed as vice-chancellor for the two state universities, SC Thursday expressed satisfaction and hoped that they would continue to keep talking and work together in the larger interest of the state.As the tussle between the two authorities was blocking the process of appointment for two varsities, SC decided to intervene and appointed a committee headed by its retired judge Sudhanshu Dhulia to recommend names for appointment. It passed the order after both CM and governor consented for the panel. The dispute refused to die as both functionaries again did not come to consensus on selecting two out of nine names suggested by the committee and the court thereafter asked the panel to recommend names on the order of preference.As the matter was called Thursday, attorney general R Venkataramani, appearing for governor, told SC that both functionaries have come to a consensus on who are to be appointed. “We are happy to record that the chancellor and govt, in one voice, reported that appointment of VC in two universities have been made from empanelled list. We place our gratitude to the office of Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia. Our endeavour was to ensure that institutions have a permanent head, which alone would ensure that interests of all stakeholders are safeguarded. We place our appreciation to the authorities who are parties in the matter and who, in the true spirit of the Constitution, especially Article 144, have acted in aid of the orders of this Court,” the bench said.After the order was dictated, the AG said it was the Kerala governor who invited CM, and then they were able to reach a consensus. Responding to this, the bench said, “I hope they keep talking like this, over a mug of coffee, for the larger interest of people.”End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’Abrupt Variation In Chenab River Flow’: Pakistan Cries Over Indus Water Treaty Suspension’Asking Since June…’: Priyanka Gandhi, Nitin Gadkari Share ‘Appointment’ Banter In Lok Sabha’Possibilities For Expansion’: Argentinian Envoy On Trade Partnership With IndiaCM Mamata Banerjee Renames West Bengal’s Job Guarantee Scheme ‘Karmashree’ After Mahatma GandhiNitish Kumar’s Hijab Shocker: BJP MP Giriraj Singh Defends Bihar CM’s Act With ‘Go To Hell’ RemarkIndia Flags Pakistan Role In Bangladesh Protests, Backs Awami League Demand For Free & Fair PollsIndia’s Silent Exodus: Over Two Lakh Indian Citizens Quit Passports Yearly Amid Changing AspirationsApache AH-64e And Prachand Give India A Two-Front Air Strike Edge From Deserts To High HimalayasLok Sabha Passes Viksit Bharat G Ram G Bill Amid Protests, Opposition Tears Copies Over Gandhi Name‘Worst Is Behind Us’: IndiGo CEO Says Airline Back on Track After Operational Crisis123PhotostoriesJyotika’s unforgettable Bollywood moments from Doli Saja Ke Rakhna to ShaitaanDry mouth that won’t go away? Doctor explains if it is dehydration or something elseWinter’s hidden heart hazard: Why cold snaps spike attacksHealthy and delicious snacks under 100 calories for midnight munching8 insanely beautiful Indian destinations to cover before the year ends5 yoga asanas that can help control uric acid naturally6 reasons to eat ripe papaya daily for breakfastDipika Kakar breaks down during her first PET scan after liver cancer surgery; tells Shoaib, ‘I can’t do this without you’Dog breeds that (almost) never bite kidsThese 5 living animals once walked the earth with dinosaurs123Hot PicksTrump Gold CardUAE WeatherIndia Oman TradeGold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays DecemberBank Holidays DecemberTop TrendingPuka Nacua InjuryAnthony Richardson InjuryJosh Allen Car CollectionKobe BryantJayson TatumCam SkatteboPuka NacuaVictor WembanyamaNHL Trade RumorsMike Liaory
NEW DELHI: As Kerala govt and the governor told the court that they agreed on names to be appointed as vice-chancellor for the two state universities, SC Thursday expressed satisfaction and hoped that they would continue to keep talking and work together in the larger interest of the state.As the tussle between the two authorities was blocking the process of appointment for two varsities, SC decided to intervene and appointed a committee headed by its retired judge Sudhanshu Dhulia to recommend names for appointment. It passed the order after both CM and governor consented for the panel. The dispute refused to die as both functionaries again did not come to consensus on selecting two out of nine names suggested by the committee and the court thereafter asked the panel to recommend names on the order of preference.As the matter was called Thursday, attorney general R Venkataramani, appearing for governor, told SC that both functionaries have come to a consensus on who are to be appointed. “We are happy to record that the chancellor and govt, in one voice, reported that appointment of VC in two universities have been made from empanelled list. We place our gratitude to the office of Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia. Our endeavour was to ensure that institutions have a permanent head, which alone would ensure that interests of all stakeholders are safeguarded. We place our appreciation to the authorities who are parties in the matter and who, in the true spirit of the Constitution, especially Article 144, have acted in aid of the orders of this Court,” the bench said.After the order was dictated, the AG said it was the Kerala governor who invited CM, and then they were able to reach a consensus. Responding to this, the bench said, “I hope they keep talking like this, over a mug of coffee, for the larger interest of people.”
