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The issue between the government and these colleges has been a long-standing one, with the former insisting that funds would be released only after governing bodies are constituted according to rules. Teachers have accused the government of delaying salaries.
State education minister Atishi boasted an increase in the budget allocation for these colleges by more than 300 per cent. This, she said shows the government’s commitment to education.
Delhi University has started the screening process for appointing principals in over 20 colleges, which do not have regular principals, an official said.Most of these colleges are funded by the Delhi government. Bharati College has shortlisted .
The Arvind Kejriwal-led AAP government has written to the Vice-Chancellor of Delhi University to accommodate the teachers and employees whom it had not very long ago called "ghost employees", the varsity teachers claimed.Disappointed .