Tamil Nadu Governor R.N. Ravi has stirred controversy by alleging that state Vice-Chancellors were discouraged from participating in a conference at Raj Bhavan, a claim vehemently denied by the DMK-led government, which labeled the conference as ‘illegal’. The Governor accused the government of intimidating VCs, prompting criticism from the Higher Education Minister for flouting the law following a Supreme Court ruling that favored the state in VC appointments. The faceoff between the Governor and the government has escalated tensions, highlighting the ongoing power struggle in Tamil Nadu’s academic sector. The clash between the two parties underscores the complexities surrounding educational leadership in the state, with each side standing firm on their positions. Stay updated on this developing story as the dispute unfolds and impacts the higher education landscape in Tamil Nadu.

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Tamil Nadu Governor and Government Clash Over VC Meet, Allegations of Threats and Illegality Emerge
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