DU East Campus: In the next two years, Delhi University will establish its East Campus. To ensure funding for the construction of the East campus DU had submitted a proposal. Delhi University had earlier declared expansion plans.
These plans involve the expansion of the DU East and West campus. DU is planning to introduce more courses and inaugurate a center for law. At present Delhi University has a North campus and a South campus.
For various development projects, a loan of Rs. 930 crore has been granted under the Higher Education Financing Agency (HEFA). HEFA is a collaboration between the Ministry of Education and Canara Bank. It offers a monetary guide for instructive framework and exploration offices in India’s driving instructive establishments. It is providing funds to DU for various projects involving the DU East campus.
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Once the work for DU East campus commences the construction is expected to be completed within 2 years. As per the university official, for the university’s East Campus, a building in Surajmal Vihar will be used. The project will cost Rs. 120 crore. Construction is planned to commence within the next 3 to 6 months.
A Detailed Project Report (DPR) will be presented by Monday to begin development on the new grounds. As indicated by DU’s money office, which made this declaration following a gathering with HEFA on Thursday. To deliver the assets, HEFA and the college will sign an Update of Grasping (MoU) after the endorsement of the DPR.
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DU is set to start development projects in Najafgarh and Dwarka for scholastic structures. With financial plans of Rs 100 crore and Rs. 95 crore, separately. It likewise has plans to build numerous scholarly blocks at the University of Delhi of Financial matters with a spending plan of Rs. 201 crore. Moreover, there are plans to foster studio condos for understudies in Dhaka, situated in northwest Delhi, at an expense of Rs 161 crore.
Of the acquired sum, roughly Rs 195.62 crore will be dispensed for the development of the Workforce of Innovation building, which is as of now in progress and is probably going to be finished by October 2024, as per college authorities.
