National Law University establishes temporary campus in Jogeshwari
What happened
National Law University established a temporary campus in Jogeshwari in February 2015, with an annual budget of approximately Rs 10 crore. The university planned to admit 60 students through its own entrance test. The Maharashtra government allotted a two-storey building in Jogeshwari’s Ismail Yusuf college to the university for this temporary use. This allotment was met with agitation from Muslim groups.
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Why it matters
The university has been seeking a permanent campus from the government. The temporary setup and the government's decision to allocate land in Jogeshwari relate to institutional real estate and operational funding. The university also decided on its course and fee structure during its executive council meeting.
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Who's involved
- JogeshwariThe suburb of Mumbai where the temporary campus is located.
- Brihanmumbai Municipal CorporationThe civic body that operates and provides services within the Jogeshwari area.
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- JogeshwariSpeculative
Local real estate prices in Jogeshwari might increase due to the establishment of a major educational institution.
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The entities involved
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Jogeshwari
suburb of Mumbai, India
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