Why are you discontinuing aid to these colleges? HC Poser to Telangana Collegiate Education Commissioner
HYDERABAD: Wondering whether the state is paving the way in which for fleecing of oldsters through non-public faculties, the Hyderabad High Court on Tuesday sought a reply from the State of Telangana on why its collegiate education commissioner issued a round a month ago permitting sure government aided academic lessons in faculties to move unaided.
If you prevent monetary support to these lessons, the personal faculties which are providing them will hike the costs, the bench of appearing Chief Justice Ramesh Ranganathan and Justice J Uma Devi advised the state counsel whilst coping with a public interest petition filed through J Shankar, an unemployed formative years from Dharmapuri village in Karimnagar district.
He was once challenging the decision of the Telangana government in changing aided lessons and sections in numerous faculties in Telangana State into unaided lessons declaring that this is able to deprive the deficient scholars of having a quality education.
There are 53 government aided faculties in Telangana State which are now being slowly taken over through individuals with a profit purpose, the petitioner said. These tutorial institutions which can be running with government support had been set up in the 1970s through some philanthropists and eminent educationists in order to taking education closer to the deficient, he said.
They contributed cash, land and built buildings for the aim of extending high quality education to the deficient and downtrodden who don't have get admission to to education. The governments too had been meting out land and different amenities in conjunction with monetary support to them. Some of the lessons introduced through them are being funded through UGC too, he said.
Now, the petitioner said, some non-public tutorial institutions have formed tutorial societies with commercial motives and are looking for to take over those aided faculties. The current procedure of forestalling the help to these faculties was once a part of a personal design to turn them into entire non-public faculties, he said and sought suspension of the commissioner's round.
The state counsel said that the state supervision will always be there and that the state would decide the cost and many others. The bench sought a counter from the government and posted the case to 2 weeks.
If you prevent monetary support to these lessons, the personal faculties which are providing them will hike the costs, the bench of appearing Chief Justice Ramesh Ranganathan and Justice J Uma Devi advised the state counsel whilst coping with a public interest petition filed through J Shankar, an unemployed formative years from Dharmapuri village in Karimnagar district.
He was once challenging the decision of the Telangana government in changing aided lessons and sections in numerous faculties in Telangana State into unaided lessons declaring that this is able to deprive the deficient scholars of having a quality education.
There are 53 government aided faculties in Telangana State which are now being slowly taken over through individuals with a profit purpose, the petitioner said. These tutorial institutions which can be running with government support had been set up in the 1970s through some philanthropists and eminent educationists in order to taking education closer to the deficient, he said.
They contributed cash, land and built buildings for the aim of extending high quality education to the deficient and downtrodden who don't have get admission to to education. The governments too had been meting out land and different amenities in conjunction with monetary support to them. Some of the lessons introduced through them are being funded through UGC too, he said.
Now, the petitioner said, some non-public tutorial institutions have formed tutorial societies with commercial motives and are looking for to take over those aided faculties. The current procedure of forestalling the help to these faculties was once a part of a personal design to turn them into entire non-public faculties, he said and sought suspension of the commissioner's round.
The state counsel said that the state supervision will always be there and that the state would decide the cost and many others. The bench sought a counter from the government and posted the case to 2 weeks.
Why are you discontinuing aid to these colleges? HC Poser to Telangana Collegiate Education Commissioner
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