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P Narayana’s private university to get AP government’s nod
P Narayana’s Private University to Get AP Government’s Nod. It is most likely that the Andhra Pradesh government will table the Private University Bill in this Session of the Assembly. According to sources, the officials of education department have swiftly sought reports from the Andhra Pradesh Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) on the feasibility of setting up private universities in Andhra Pradesh.
It is most likely that the Andhra Pradesh government will table the Private University Bill in this Session of the Assembly. According to sources, the officials of education department have swiftly sought reports from the Andhra Pradesh Council of Higher Education (APSCHE) on the feasibility of setting up private universities in Andhra Pradesh. It is learnt that among many others, P. Narayana, one of the two Deputy Chief Minister of the state and municipal administration minister, is also interested in setting up a private university to add to his educational conglomeration.
In the erstwhile Andhra Pradesh too, the then governments had also considered enacting legislations to allow setting up of private universities. Even specialist committees were also formed but to no avail. However, the recent moves strongly give us the indication that the bill will be tabled in a day or two.
