UP Govt. Gives Thumbs Up to Four New Private Universities

The Uttar Pradesh government has granted approval for the establishment of four new private universities as confirmed by a high-level committee convened under Chief Secretary Durga Shankar Mishra. This strategic move aims to enhance university and campus facilities, particularly in remote area.

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The newly approved universities include K D University in Mathura, Gandhi University in Jhansi, Ajay Kumar Garg University in Ghaziabad and Chandigarh University in Unnao. With this recent nod, the total count of sanctioned private universities in the state reaches 34, with eight already in operation.

Chief Secretary Durga Shankar Mishra who led the high-level committee, underscored the significance of expanding educational infrastructure in remote sectors through private sector initiatives. Mishra highlighted the state's favorable investment environment by emphasizing the ease of doing business and ongoing efforts to provide quality higher education to the youth of Uttar Pradesh. In a released statement, he expressed the commitment to creating a conducive atmosphere for investment and fostering educational excellence.

Principal Secretary of Higher Education, M P Aggarwal, along with senior officers from relevant departments, district magistrates from concerned districts and university representatives participated in the committee's meeting through video conferencing. The discussions centered around the imperative of elevating educational standards in the state by ensuring the delivery of quality education locally and generating new employment opportunities.

The decision to approve these new private universities aligns with Uttar Pradesh's broader vision for economic prosperity, acknowledging the pivotal role of education in driving sustainable development. As these institutions take shape, they are expected to contribute significantly to the educational landscape of the state by providing accessible and quality higher education options. The move reflects a strategic investment in the future of Uttar Pradesh by aiming to empower its youth and propel the state towards continued growth and development.

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