The Alliance University Act, 2010

The Alliance University Act, 2010

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The Alliance University Act, 2010 regulates the establishment, governance, and daily operation of Alliance University, a private, self-financing institution in Karnataka, India. Sponsored by the company Alliance Business School, this legislation directly applies to university administrators, academic faculty, staff, and prospective students. This Act matters to the public because it legally empowers the university to award officially recognized degrees, run distance education programs, and establish regional campuses. Additionally, it mandates admission quotas and fee concessions for local Karnataka residents and underrepresented backward communities, ensuring that this private higher education initiative remains accessible and contributes directly to the state’s socio-economic development.

  1. 0. Preamble
  2. 1. Short title and commencement
  3. 2. Definitions
  4. 3. Proposal for the establishment of the University.
  5. 4. Establishment of the University.
  6. 5. Grants and Financial Assistance
  7. 6. Power to establish constituent college
  8. 7. Objects of the University
  9. 8. Government, that have the potential to improve the quality of life for all and to bring about national development.
  10. 9. University open to all classes, castes, creed and gender.
  11. 10. Karnataka.
  12. 11. Powers of the Sponsoring Body
  13. 12. Officers of the University
  14. 13. The Visitor.
  15. 14. The Pro-Visitor.
  16. 15. University for conferring Degrees and Diplomas.
  17. 16. The Vice-Chancellor.
  18. 17. The Pro-Vice-Chancellor
  19. 18. Deans of Faculties
  20. 19. The Registrar.
  21. 20. The Finance Officer
  22. 21. Other Officers
  23. 22. Authorities of the University
  24. 23. The Board of Governors and its powers.
  25. 24. Statutes.
  26. 25. The Academic Council
  27. 26. The Research Council.
  28. 27. Distance Education Committee
  29. 28. The Finance Committee
  30. 29. Other Authorities
  31. 30. Proceedings not invalidated on account of vacancy
  32. 31. Provisions pertaining to Agenda Matters.
  33. 32. Statutes
  34. 33. Statutes how made
  35. 34. Governors, in the University Notification, and thereafter, the First Statutes shall come into force from the date of their publication.
  36. 35. Statutes or amend or repeal the Statutes.
  37. 36. Regulations how made
  38. 37. Power to amend regulations.- The Academic Council may, with the approval of the
  39. 38. Fee Regulation Committee
  40. 39. Conditions of Service of Employees.
  41. 40. Statutes.
  42. 41. Statutes.
  43. 42. Disputes as to constitution of University Authorities and bodies
  44. 43. Chancellor whose decision thereon shall be final.
  45. 44. Filling of Casual Vacancies
  46. 45. Protection of action taken in good faith
  47. 46. Transitional Provisions
  48. 47. Education Committee, the first Research Council and the first Academic Council shall be constituted by the Chancellor.
  49. 48. University Endowment Fund
  50. 49. General Fund
  51. 50. Development Fund.
  52. 51. Maintenance of Funds
  53. 52. Annual Report.
  54. 53. Account and Audit.
  55. 54. Government may issue directions to the University, and such directions shall be binding on the University.
  56. 55. Power to dissolve the University
  57. 56. Expenditure of the University during dissolution
  58. 57. Removal of difficulties.
  59. 58. Power to make rules by the State Government

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