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When will 14 State-run universities get Vice-Chancellors and Syndicates, Madras High Court asks T.N. government

When will 14 State-run universities get Vice-Chancellors and Syndicates, Madras High Court asks T.N. government

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    Justice N. Anand Venkatesh suo motu impleads Higher Education Secretary as a respondent to a batch of applications filed by him and calls for explanation by November 17

    — The Hindu

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    CHENNAI: Expressing concern over the “anomalous” situation of state-run universities without vice chancellors for years, the Madras High Court has said such a situation would have a “direct impact” on the quality of education and administration of the institutions. The court has also asked the state…

    — The New Indian Express

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Justice N. Anand Venkatesh suo motu impleads Higher Education Secretary as a respondent to a batch of applications filed by him and calls for explanation by November 17

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When will 14 State-run universities get Vice-Chancellors and Syndicates, Madras High Court asks T.N. government

Justice N. Anand Venkatesh suo motu impleads Higher Education Secretary as a respondent to a batch of applications filed by him and calls for explanation by November 17

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V-C vacancies: Madras HC seeks action on ‘anomalous’ situation in Tamil Nadu universities

CHENNAI: Expressing concern over the “anomalous” situation of state-run universities without vice chancellors for years, the Madras High Court has said such a situation would have a “direct impact” on the quality of education and administration of the institutions. The court has also asked the state…

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