Monday, December 22, 2025
ADVT 
India

Yogi Bans Mobile Phone In UP Colleges, Universities

Darpan News Desk IANS, 18 Oct, 2019 08:55 PM

    The Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh has banned the use of mobile phones in colleges and universities in the state.


    A circular to this effect has been issued by the Directorate of Higher Education in Uttar Pradesh. The circular mentions a blanket ban on the use of mobile phones inside universities and colleges.


    Students will no longer be allowed to take or use mobile phones inside universities and colleges. The ban is also applicable to teachers across all universities and colleges in the state.


    The ban on the use of mobile phones is also applicable to teaching faculty of all UP universities and colleges.


    The Directorate of Higher Education issued the circular to ensure a 'better teaching environment for students across all colleges and universities in the state'.


    The government observed that a large number of students and teachers were spending their valuable time on mobile phones during the college hours.


    It may be noted that Yogi Adityanath has already banned the use of mobile phones during his official meetings, including Cabinet meetings.


    The decision was taken after some ministers and officers were found to be busy reading messages on WhatsApp during important meetings.

     

    MORE India ARTICLES

    Zomato Boy Sings 'Gori Tera Gaon' On Customer's Request And Becomes A Viral Sensation

    A Zomato delivery boy's soulful rendition of Bollywood number "Gori Tera Gaon Bada Pyara" has gone viral on Facebook after it was shared by a customer.

    Zomato Boy Sings 'Gori Tera Gaon' On Customer's Request And Becomes A Viral Sensation

    Book Captures Brilliance Of Ranjit Singh's Polity, Rule

    Given the vastness of the subject, the book focuses on Ranjit Singh's cosmopolitan Sikh court in Lahore.

    Book Captures Brilliance Of Ranjit Singh's Polity, Rule

    Economic Slowdown ‘Very Worrisome’, New Set Of Reforms Needed: Raghuram Rajan

    Former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan has called slowdown in the economy “very worrisome” and said the government needs to fix the immediate problems in power and non-bank financial sectors and come out with a new set of reforms to energise private sector to invest.

    Economic Slowdown ‘Very Worrisome’, New Set Of Reforms Needed: Raghuram Rajan

    With Kashmir Under Lockdown, Ispr Running Geelani's Twitter Handle?

    Despite the communications lockdown in Jammu and Kashmir since August 4 night, the Twitter handle of Hurriyat hawk Syed Ali Shah Geelani has apparently been active, putting out anti-India tweets regularly.

    With Kashmir Under Lockdown, Ispr Running Geelani's Twitter Handle?

    Delhi Govt Rapped For Opposing Technology To Fight Pollution

    Delhi Govt Rapped For Opposing Technology To Fight Pollution
    "Don't you want our children to live in good quality air?" the Supreme Court asked on Monday, pulling up the Delhi government for its opposition to the use of remote sensing technology to help identify polluting vehicles.

    Delhi Govt Rapped For Opposing Technology To Fight Pollution

    Flood-Hit Punjab Declares Natural Calamity, Capt Amarinder Earmarks Rs 100 Cr For Flood Relief

    The Punjab government on Monday declared the current flood situation in the affected villages of the state as a natural calamity, with Chief Minister Amarinder Singh directing the Financial Commissioner Revenue to issue the necessary notification at the earliest.

    Flood-Hit Punjab Declares Natural Calamity, Capt Amarinder Earmarks Rs 100 Cr For Flood Relief