Mysuru, March 31, 2022 (www.justkannada.in): Prof. G. Hemanth Kumar, Vice-Chancellor, University of Mysore today informed that a proposal would be submitted to the government to establish Buddha Research Center.
In his address, at the fourth Education Board Annual General Body meeting held at the Vignana Bhavana, he informed that the Buddha Research Center is presently functioning from the Ambedkar Study Center. “A proposal would be submitted to the government soon to establish the Buddha Research Center separately,” he said.
The meeting approved the proposal of considering the optional subject of the distance learning, as project work, keeping in mind the education of 250 students under the distance learning system. The draft budget of the University of Mysore was also presented in the meeting and approval was obtained.
A savings budget of Rs. 8.47 crore was presented, with a sum of Rs. 106 crore reserved to meet pension expenses for the year 2022-23. The expected income is Rs. 393 crore and expected expenditure is Rs. 385 crore. The meeting also decided to conduct a workshop in the coming days to fix C1, C2, C3 score for physical education, yoga, sports, health and wellness subjects.
Keywords: University of Mysore/ Education Board annual general body meeting
