“Tamil Nadu gains authority to appoint VCs for state universities, SC ruling ends stalemate”

In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court has resolved the deadlock by granting the Tamil Nadu government the authority to appoint and dismiss vice-chancellors for state universities. This ruling brings an end to a prolonged impasse and marks a significant shift in power dynamics. Notably, nine prominent universities in Tamil Nadu, such as Anna University and Bharathiar University, will witness the appointment of new VCs by the state government. Despite the governor retaining the position of chancellor, the state now holds substantial control over university operations and administration. This development is poised to have far-reaching implications on the educational landscape of Tamil Nadu.

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