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Jammu & Kashmir opens higher education for private sector

Jammu and Kashmir’s assembly has greenlit a bill to establish private universities, a move hailed as historic. Education Minister Sakeena Itoo stated this will significantly enhance higher education access for local students and bolster the region’s economy by retaining talent. The legislation also aims to ensure quality and student protection within these new institutions.

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