\nIn a release Kuputo Shohe, president NYC and Hitilo Tep, president NSUI (Nagaland) justified that in Nagaland only three colleges offer B.Ed degree, and the maximum intake capacity in a year may be \u2018hardly\u2019 300 and if B. Ed degree become mandatory, it would open a \u2018flood gate for non-local employment\u2019 opportunities but compound unemployment problems for the youth.
\nFurther, the release said enforcing B.Ed degree compulsorily for other tribes shall be applicable after six year in view of the prevailing circumstances, that the educated unemployed youth here does not suffer.
\nThe NYC and NSUI said it was \u2018perturbed\u2019 over the state government\u2019s apathy to the \u2018genuine demands\u2019 of the ENSF for relaxation of recruitment policy making B.Ed degree as mandatory for fresh appointment into graduate post, which has led the student community to launch an indefinite agitation at a crucial fag and of their academic year.
\nWhile appreciating the need to have good recruitment policy for upliftment of quality education, the joint release said \u2018government notification alone cannot deliver desired result\u2019. Stating that \u2018government is functioning devoid sense of far reaching consequences for the people\u2019, NYC and NSUI has demanded immediate fulfillment of ENSF demand and to restore normalcy for educational pursuit and further appealed to the educational department to implement UPA educational policy in letter and spirit.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"