United News of India Article RatingUGC Regulations 2026, delayed but welcome, should be enforced with real accountability : Stalin tells Centre
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55% : "The UGC (Promotion of Equity in Higher Education Institutions) Regulations, 2026 is a delayed but welcome step in reforming a higher education system scarred by deep rooted discrimination and institutional apathy, he wrote.52% : Chennai, Jan 29 (UNI) Welcoming the University Grants Commission (UGC) (Promotion of Equity in Higher Education Institutions) Regulations, 2026 as a delayed but welcome step in reforming a higher education system scarred by deep rooted discrimination and institutional apathy, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin today said If the union BJP Government should enforce it with real accountability.
52% : "If the union BJP Government is serious about preventing student deaths, ending discrimination and reducing dropout rates among students from backward communities, these regulations must not only be strengthened but also revised to address their structural gaps, and enforced with real
48% : In a post on social media, Mr Stalin said if the BJP government at the Centre was serious about preventing student deaths, ending discrimination, and reducing dropout rates among students from backward communities, these regulations must not only be strengthened but also revised to address their structural gaps, and enforced with real accountability wthout allowing any pressure to dilute the core objections of these regulations.
47% : Observing that the stated goals of dismantling caste discrimination and the inclusion of OBCs within this framework, deserve support, Mr Stalin said as seen during the implementation of reservations based on the Mandal Commission recommendations, the present UGC rollback backlash is driven by the same regressive mindset.
47% : The union Government must not allow such pressure to dilute these regulations or their core objectives, he added.
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