Vice-Chancellor of Banaras Hindu University

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Vice-Chancellor of the Banaras Hindu University
Hindi: Kashi Hindu Vishvavidyaalay ke Kulpati
Banaras Hindu University Flag.png
BHU Flag flies atop vice-chancellor's car and office
Sudhir K Jain Potrait.png
Incumbent
Sudhir K. Jain
since 7 January 2022
Style The Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor [1] [2]
Type Vice-chancellor
StatusChief Executive of the Banaras Hindu University
AbbreviationVC-BHU
Member ofExecutive Council, Academic Council, and Finance Committee of the Banaras Hindu University
Reports toExecutive Council, University Court, and President of India
Residence Cochin House, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, India [3]
Seat Central Office, Banaras Hindu University
Nominator Ministry of Education
Appointer President of India
(Visitor of the university)
Term length Three years
Second term of fresh appointment possible.
Constituting instrument Banaras Hindu University Act of 1915
Formation1 April 1916
First holder Sir Sunder Lal
Deputy The Rector of the Banaras Hindu University
Salary ₹ 210,000 (US$2,500) monthly. Excluding other allowances [4]
Website Official website

The vice-chancellor of Banaras Hindu University (VC-BHU) [5] [6] is the chief administrator, and a full-time salaried officer of the Banaras Hindu University. The vice-chancellor derives their powers from sections 7(B) and 7(C) of the Banaras Hindu University Act (BHU Act) and from the statutes of the said act. [7] [8]

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Although the chancellor of Banaras Hindu University, preceding the vice-chancellor, is "head of the university" under the BHU Act, it is only a titular position. [9] The vice-chancellor is the principal executive and principal academic officer of the university. She or he is the ex-officio chairperson of the Executive Council, the Academic Council, and the Finance Committee of the university. [10]

Applications for the appointment of vice-chancellor of Banaras Hindu University are invited openly by the Ministry of Education, which shortlists candidates interviewed by its search committee. [11] The shortlisted candidates are recommended to the president of India. Upon their satisfaction, the president appoints the vice-chancellor. [4] [12] Per the BHU Act, vice-chancellors of the university have a three-year tenure in the office. They are, however, eligible for a second term of appointment upon expiration of the first term. [13] The maximum age for holding the office is 65 years. [14] When a vice-chancellor leaves office by the means of retirement, resignation, death, or ill-health, the rector assumes the office as officiating vice-chancellor to avoid interregnum. [15] [6]

During the British Indian and Indian Dominion administration, the appointments were made by the Governor General. [16]

There have been 28 vice-chancellors since the establishment of the university. [17] [15]

On 7 January 2022, Sudhir K. Jain took office as the current and 28th vice-chancellor of Banaras Hindu University. [18] [19]

Chronological list

The vice-chancellors of Banaras Hindu University, in chronological order, are as follows: [20]

Vice-Chancellors of Banaras Hindu University
No.ImageNamePeriod of office [20] Remarks
1 Sir Sunder Lal VC-BHU.jpg Rai Bahadur

Sir Sunder Lal

CIE

1 April 191613 April 1918
2 Sivaswami Aiyar.jpg Sir P.S. Sivaswami Iyer

KCSI CIE

13 April 19188 May 1919
  • Presided as the vice-chancellor at university's first convocation [22]
3
Mahamana Madan Mohan Malaviya Portrait.jpg
Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya

Bharat Ratna

29 November 19196 September 1938
  • Served for more than 19 years [23]
  • Founder of the university [23]
4
Photograph of Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan presented to First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy in 1962.jpg
Sir Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan

Bharat Ratna

17 September 193916 January 1948
5 Amarnath Jha VC-BHU.jpg Amarnath Jha

Padma Bhushan

27 February 19485 December 1948 [26]
6 Pandit Govind Malaviya cropped.jpg Pandit Govind Malaviya 6 December 194821 November 1951
7 Narendra Deva 1971 stamp of India.jpg Acharya Narendra Dev 6 December 195131 May 1954 [29] [30] [31]
8 CPRamaswami Aiyar 1939.jpg Sir C. P. Ramaswami Iyer

KCSI KCIE

1 July 19542 July 1956 [32] [33]
9 Veni Shankar Jha VC-BHU.jpg Veni Shankar Jha

Padma Bhushan

3 July 195616 April 1960 [34] [35]
10 N.H. BHagwati VC-BHU.jpg N. H. Bhagwati 16 April 196015 April 1966 [36]
11 Triguna Sen 2010 stamp of India.jpg Triguna Sen 9 October 196615 March 1967 [37]
12 Professor Amar Chand Joshi.jpg A. C. Joshi 1 September 196731 July 1969 [38]
13 Kl shrimali.jpg Kalu Lal Shrimali

Padma Vibhushan

1 November 196931 January 1977
14 Moti Lal Dhar.jpg Moti Lal Dhar 2 February 197715 December 1977
15 Professor Hari Narain.jpg Hari Narain

Padma Shri

15 May 197814 May 1981 [41]
16 Iqbal Narain.png Iqbal Narain 19 October 198129 April 1985 [42]
17 Raghunath Prasad RP Rastogi.jpg R. P. Rastogi 30 April 198529 April 1991 [43]
18 Chandra Shekhar CS Jha.jpeg C. S. Jha 1 May 199114 June 1993 [44]
19 Devendra Nath DN Misra.jpeg D. N. Mishra 8 February 199427 June 1995 [45]
20 Hari Gautam VC-BHU.jpg Hari Gautam 2 August 199525 August 1998 [46]
21 Prof. Y.C. Simhadri VC-BHU.png Y. C. Simhadri 31 August 199820 February 2002 [47]
22 Patcha Ramachandra Rao.jpg Patcha Ramachandra Rao 20 February 200219 February 2005
23 Dr. Panjab Singh.jpg Panjab Singh 3 May 20057 May 2008 [49]
24 Prof. D.P. Singh Director NAAC Vice Chancellor Banaras Hindu University.jpg D. P. Singh 8 May 200821 August 2011
25 Lalji Singh Bkm (cropped 1x1).jpg Lalji Singh

Padma Shri, FNA, FASc

22 August 201121 August 2014
26 Girish Chandra Tripathi.jpg Girish Chandra Tripathi 27 November 201426 November 2017
27 Rakesh Bhatnagar 27th Vice-Chancellor of Banaras Hindu University.png Rakesh Bhatnagar 28 March 201828 March 2021 [57]
28 Sudhir K Jain Potrait.png Sudhir K. Jain

Padma Shri

7 January 2022Incumbent [58] [20]
  • NIRF ranking of the university dropped from third to sixth after five years [59] [60]

Timeline

Central Registry in the university is the seat/office of the vice-chancellor. Banaras Hindu University Central Office (Registry) with BHU Flag atop.png
Central Registry in the university is the seat/office of the vice-chancellor.
Madan Mohan Malviya resigned as the vice-chancellor in 1939 due to poor health Mahamana Madan Mohan Malviya Resignation Letter from Vice-Chancellor, Banaras Hindu University due to poor health.jpg
Madan Mohan Malviya resigned as the vice-chancellor in 1939 due to poor health
Vice-Chancellors of Banaras Hindu University
Sudhir K. JainRakesh BhatnagarGirish Chandra TripathiLalji SinghD. P. Singh (naturalist)Panjab SinghPatcha Ramachandra RaoY.C. SimhadriHari GautamD.N. MishraC.S. JhaR.P. RastogiIqbal NarainHari NarainMoti Lal DharKalu Lal ShrimaliA C JoshiTriguna SenNatwarlal H. BhagwatiVeni Shankar JhaSir C.P. Ramaswami IyerAcharya Narendra DevPandit Govind MalaviyaAmarnath JhaSir Sarvepalli RadhakrishnanPandit Madan Mohan MalaviyaSir P.S. Sivaswami IyerSir Sunder LalVice-Chancellor of Banaras Hindu University

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