Guest lecturers stage demo wearing black badges
The Hindu
Wearing black badges, guest lecturers of 10 government arts and science colleges that were earlier constituent units of Bharathidasan University continued their third phase of agitation for the second
Wearing black badges, guest lecturers of 10 government arts and science colleges that were earlier constituent units of Bharathidasan University continued their third phase of agitation for the second day on Tuesday.
On Monday, the guest lecturers posted hand-written letters to the Governor, Chief Minister and Higher Education Minister, demanding their unpaid salaries for the past five months.
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