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Student elections in Maharashtra universities likely to return, rules to be finalised by January

Source: Hindustan Times — India · 2 hr ago
Student elections in Maharashtra universities likely to return, rules to be finalised by January
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Maharashtra plans to complete new regulations for university student elections by January, which would allow campus voting to restart after being halted since 2019. The updated rules are expected to enable the resumption of student polls across the state’s higher‑education institutions.

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Maharashtra is likely to finalise revised rules for student elections in universities by January, paving the way for resumption of campus polls suspended since 2019

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