A-
A
A+
Last Updated :
Apr 23 2021 2:05PM
Screen Reader Access
Select Language
English
Hindi
Gujarati
Marathi
Urdu
Tamil
Dogri
Assamese
Home
National
International
State
Business
Sports
Archives
Main Audio Archive
News in Regional Languages
Text Archive Search
Main Text Bulletins Archive
Special Campaign
Talks
Podcasts
News Schedule
News Highlights
PM Modi interacting with Chief Ministers of States with high number of COVID cases
          
Over 13.54 crore Covid-19 vaccine doses administered in country so far
          
New covid cases decline slightly in Mumbai & Maharashtra; Experts predict more decline in coming weeks
          
Punjab govt to undertake vaccination in 18-45 years age group from May 1: CM Captain Amarinder Singh
          
RBI allows banks to pay 50 pct of pre-COVID dividends on equity shares
          
National News
Home
National News
Details
Jul 23, 2018
,
2:50PM
Govt taken note of media report about predatory journals: HRD Minister
Government has taken note of a media report about predatory journals that claim to be international and publish papers for a listed charge or fee.
Replying to supplementaries in the Lok Sabha on Monday, HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said, the government will rectify the things related to such journals.
He said, the Ministry will review the list of journals in the next three months.
Recently, an English daily had published reports that India has the biggest markets for a business in which over 300 publishers manage what are called predatory journals.
The Minister said, the Standing Committee of UGC on notification of journals has been constituted which, after due verification, has removed 4,102 substandard journals.
Related News
HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar to inaugurate 17th World Sanskrit Conference tomorrow at Vancouver
HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar calls upon students to innovate & acquire skills to become multi-taskers
Country is built by people and people are built by teachers: Javadekar
Govt committed to provide quality education right from primary to higher education: HRD Minister
School syllabus proposed to be reduced by half: HRD Minister
HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar to confer Swachh Vidyalaya Puraskar 2017-18 in New Delhi tomorrow
Union HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar stresses on need to encourage research work in varsities
Live Twitter Feed
Tweets by airnewsalerts
Listen News
English
Morning News 23 (Apr)
Midday News 22 (Apr)
Evening News 22 (Apr)
Hourly 23 (Apr) (1300hrs)
हिन्दी
समाचार प्रभात 23 (Apr)
दोपहर समाचार 22 (Apr)
समाचार संध्या 22 (Apr)
प्रति घंटा समाचार 23 (Apr) (1310hrs)
ارد و
Khabarnama (Mor) 23 (Apr)
Khabrein(Day) 23 (Apr)
Khabrein(Eve) 22 (Apr)
News Magazine (Hindi/English)
Aaj Savere 23 (Apr)
Parikrama 22 (Apr)
Regional Languages
Regional News
National News
Read News
English
MORNING NEWS
MIDDAY NEWS
EVENING NEWS
हिन्दी
समाचार प्रभात
दोपहर समाचार
समाचार संध्या
News Magazine (Hindi/English)
Aaj Savere
Parikrama
World News
World News
Regional Languages
Regional News
National News
Listen Programs
Daily Broadcast
Market Mantra 22 (Apr)
Samayki 1 (Jan)
Sports Scan 22 (Apr)
Spotlight/News Analysis 22 (Apr)
Employment News 22 (Apr)
रोजगार समाचार 22 (Apr)
World News 22 (Apr)
Samachar Darshan 22 (Mar)
Radio Newsreel 21 (Mar)
Weekly Broadcast
Public Speak
Country wide 12 (Mar)
Surkhiyon Mein 22 (Apr)
Charcha Ka Vishai Ha 11 (Mar)
Vaad-Samvaad 17 (Mar)
Money Talk 17 (Mar)
Current Affairs 6 (Mar)
Sanskrit Saptahiki 17 (Apr)
North East Diary 22 (Apr)
Special Programs
Special Programs