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The University of Trans-disciplinary Health Sciences and Technology Act, 2013

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This Act establishes and regulates the governance, operations, and academic framework of the University of Trans-disciplinary Health Sciences and Technology in Karnataka, sponsored by the Foundation for Revitalization of Local Health Traditions. It applies to university administrators, faculty, staff, and students. This legislation matters because it creates a dedicated, self-financing institution focused on combining traditional Indian health sciences with modern disciplines like biomedicine, social sciences, and design. It ensures structured management through a Board of Governors, maintains academic and financial standards, offers structured fee regulations, and guarantees forty percent of seat admissions for local Karnataka students based on merit.

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  1. 3Proposal for the establishment of the University
  2. 4Establishment of the
  3. 5Power to establish constituent college, Regional Centres or study centres.- The
  4. 6Effect of incorporation
  5. 7Objects of the
  6. 8Powers of the
  7. 9Pow ers of the University
  8. 10Teaching at
  9. 11Grants and Financial Assistance.- The
  10. 12Power to establish Schools.- The
  11. 13Powers of the sponsoring body
  12. 14Officers of the
  13. 15The Visitor
  14. 16The Chancellor
  15. 17The Chanc ellor
  16. 18The Vice Chanc ellor
  17. 19Chief Operating Officer & Registrar (COO&R)
  18. 20The Finance Officer
  19. 21Regulation.
  20. 22Authorities of the
  21. 23The Board of Governors and its powers
  22. 24The Board of Management
  23. 25The Academic, research and outreach council
  24. 26XXX]
  25. 27The Finance Committee
  26. 28Other Authorities
  27. 29Disqualification for membership of an Authority or Body
  28. 30Proceedings not invalidated on account of vacancy
  29. 31Provisions pertaining to Agenda Matters
  30. 32Statutes
  31. 33Statute how made
  32. 34Power to amend the Statutes
  33. 35Regulations
  34. 36Regulations how made
  35. 37Power to amend Regulations
  36. 38Fee Regulation Committee
  37. 39Conditions of service of employees
  38. 40Right to appeal
  39. 41Provident fund.- The
  40. 42Disputes as to constitution of
  41. 43Constitution of Committees
  42. 44Filling of casual vacancies
  43. 45Protection of action taken in good faith
  44. 46Transitional provisions
  45. 47Permanent Statutory Endowment Fund.-(1)The
  46. 48Permanent Statutory Endowment Fund
  47. 49General Fund.- (1) The
  48. 50Development fund.- The
  49. 51Maintenance of funds
  50. 52Annual Report
  51. 53Account and audit.- (1) The annual accounts and balance sheet of the
  52. 54Mode of proof of
  53. 55Power of State Government to issue directions
  54. 56Penalties
  55. 57Power to enter and inspect
  56. 58Power to give direction for dissolution of the
  57. 59Expenditure of the
  58. 60Removal of difficulties
  59. 61Provided that no notification or order under this section shall be m ade aft er the expiry of a period of three years from the commencement of this Act.

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