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Explainer: Why are state owned aided colleges in Haryana facing staff crunch, enrolment issue

State has lifted hiring restrictions, begun recruitment, aiming to fill teacher, principal vacancies systematically

Deepender Deswal

Updated At : 07:39 AM Nov 28, 2025 IST

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The college education seems to be passing through a crisis in the state with the enrolment going down every year in the colleges. The education experts believe that the vacancies of teachers and absence of principals who are the administrative heads of the colleges are one of the major factor for the prevailing scenario.

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Explainer: Why are state owned aided colleges in Haryana facing staff crunch, enrolment issue

State has lifted hiring restrictions, begun recruitment, aiming to fill teacher, principal vacancies systematically

Deepender Deswal

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