Daily Current Affairs Quiz, 4 February 2026MCQs for UPSC, MPSC, SSC, Banking & Teaching Exams

Q: The recent Supreme Court case regarding Tamil Nadu's university bills primarily involves the constitutional role of which functionary?

Governor of the State as Chancellor, The case concerns bills that seek to transfer the power to appoint Vice-Chancellors. In most state universities, the Governor of the state acts as the ex-officio Chancellor and holds this appointment power under the respective University Acts.

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The recent Supreme Court case regarding Tamil Nadu's university bills primarily involves the constitutional role of which functionary?

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Answer: Governor of the State as Chancellor

The case concerns bills that seek to transfer the power to appoint Vice-Chancellors. In most state universities, the Governor of the state acts as the ex-officio Chancellor and holds this appointment power under the respective University Acts.

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Article:Supreme Court sets aside Madras HC stay on 10 Tamil Nadu bills transferring V-C appointment powers from Chancellor to state

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Supreme Court sets aside Madras HC stay on 10 Tamil Nadu bills transferring V-C appointment powers from Chancellor to state

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