Telangana’s private colleges confront an impending education crisis as delays in releasing student scholarships and fee reimbursements persist. With mounting financial pressures, college managements appeal to the state government for immediate action to avert disruption to academic activities and ensure students’ welfare.
Hyderabad : – In Telangana, private colleges are facing a looming crisis in education. The delay in releasing student scholarships and fee reimbursements is pushing these institutions towards financial instability. With mounting pressures, college managements are reaching out to the state government, pleading for immediate action to prevent any disruption to academic activities and safeguard students’ well-being.
Recently, the Telangana Private Degree and PG Colleges Management Association took their concerns to Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy. Led by association president Dr. Bojja Suryanarayana Reddy, they presented their case, highlighting the challenges posed by these delays.
Their plea underscores the crucial importance of timely disbursement of funds. It’s not just about keeping the colleges running smoothly; it’s about ensuring that students can continue their education without any hindrance. This humble request aims to maintain the stability and quality of education in private institutions across the state.
