The Federation of the Association of Telangana of Higher Institutions representing for Minister Tgche Sriram Venkatesh for fees for payment.
Hyderabad
The Federation of the Association of TELANGANA Association of Higher Institutions, representing the management of universities in the field of study, engineering and farm in Telangana, has decided to indefinitely close universities to protest against waiting fees for fees.
On Friday, the management met with the chairman of Tgche Balakist Reddy and Secretary of Venkates Sriram and stated that they were forced to close universities because the government did not publish some parts of the fees, as was before.
Specifically, the management demanded immediate release of 1,200 GBP crore fees on already generated chips for which the budget was properly assigned together with the creation of a bank financing fees.
Representatives of the Association K. Sunil Kumar, K. Krishna Rao, KS Ravi Kumar and N. Ramesh Babu, said that due to the long -term delay, private institutions face a serious financial crisis because they could not pay for the faculty for several months. As Dasara is approaching, thousands of families addicted to these salaries are left without any funds to celebrate.
They said that September 15th also commemorates the anniversary of the birth of Sir Mokshagundam Visveswareaya, which would be observed as a black day to register their protest.
The Association of Management said that they repeatedly represented the State Government on the ongoing fees for payment and the urgent need for a revised, self -sufficient model of fees, but constructive proposals from the authorities did not receive any response.
Instead of solving this burning problem, the government has recently called on the meeting of Vice -President Chancellors to discuss the performance of attendance systems based on the fee payment system.
Published – September 12, 2025 20:50 is
