News from the world of Education: September 9, 2026
Information on colleges, admissions, scholarships, events, MoUs, and more
Information on colleges, admissions, scholarships, events, MoUs, and more
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy announced that fee reimbursement will be released to genuine colleges in a phased manner, allocating ₹200 crore each month to meet the ₹2,500 crore target. He also accused the previous BRS administration of selective fee hikes and misuse of vigilance probes against colleges.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath inaugurated the ninth National Nutrition Month in Varanasi, accusing earlier state administrations of allowing the liquor mafia to influence child nutrition supplies. He outlined extensive government initiatives covering Anganwadi centres, schools and inter‑colleges to improve nutrition and infrastructure for millions of children.

Following the collapse of a residential building in Satya Niketan, Delhi University colleges opened their campuses as emergency shelters for displaced students. Sri Venkateswara College and Maitreyi College provided food, bedding and separate arrangements for women, citing safety concerns.

Medical interns in Jammu and Kashmir ended their strike after the health minister assured that their stipend concerns would be addressed within a month. The decision followed a meeting with officials where a committee was tasked to review the stipend structure.

Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav announced a new blue uniform for the party's student wing, Samajwadi Chhatra Sabha, at a press conference in Lucknow on September 8, 2026. The rollout includes a two‑week student awareness program aimed at engaging Generation Z and Alpha across colleges and universities.
A PIL challenged the provincialisation framework on the grounds that it allegedly permits entry into substantive government service without a fair, transparent and competitive recruitment process.
The Directorate of SHSE has directed education deputy directors to ensure strict implementation of the centralised online admission process for Class 11.
With the objective of providing students with a healthy, safe, and stress-free academic environment, a uniform Student Mental Health and Well-Being Policy will be prepared for all higher education institutions in the State
Today, the finest lectures on any difficult topic are available online, with AI now helping to explore and comprehend complex ideas. Therefore, students will have fewer reasons to attend conventional lectures in classrooms
No student should be barred from attending classes, practical sessions, or appearing in examinations due to delays in the disbursement of their scholarships, the Department has stated.
The colleges have been asked to maintain a grievance log book. In the log book, the principal must record the date, brief nature of the grievance/query, and the action taken or resolution provided, wherever applicable.

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10858152 No admission fee for ST, SC students in govt medical, engineering colleges Odisha CM
All private schools, residential and junior colleges must participate in Haritha Vidyalaya rating initiative
However, in its clarification, the RGUHS said that the university has been consistently undertaking necessary verification and communication of institutional details as part of its efforts to maintain accurate and reliable information relating to its affiliated institutions
Andhra Pradesh government notifies interim fee structure for private medical, dental colleges
In an advisory issued to all civil surgeons, medical colleges and district surveillance officials, the department asked them to remain vigilant, screen suspected cases and keep isolation wards ready at hospitals
Opposition parties have repeatedly called for holding student union polls in colleges
Ritabrata Banerjee alleged that the BJP government had nominated its MPs and MLAs to college governing bodies