Until now, it was the responsibility of the Central government and its agencies to ensure the shutdown or accreditation of these institutes, which have proliferated across the country. However, apart from battling Covid, many State governments are in election mode, with Assembly Polls due in 2021, and regulating blacklisted institutes may not be a key priorityBlacklisted institutes: State governments will be nudged to take action
Until now, it was the responsibility of the Central government and its agencies to ensure the shutdown or accreditation of these institutes, which have proliferated across the country. However, apart from battling Covid, many State governments are in election mode, with Assembly Polls due in 2021, and regulating blacklisted institutes may not be a key priority
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