Thursday, August 27, 2026

Odisha withdraws appointment powers of college principals for non-teaching staff

In a significant administrative move, the Odisha government on Monday withdrew the powers of Principals of government colleges and teacher education institutions to appoint non-teaching staff.

Continue reading

July 20, 2026
Odisha Latest

Bhubaneswar: In a significant administrative move, the Odisha government on Monday withdrew the powers of Principals of government colleges and teacher education institutions to appoint non-teaching staff.

As per a notification issued by the Higher Education Department, the Regional Directors of Education will now serve as the appointing authorities for non-teaching (non-cadre) Group B, Group C and Group D posts in government colleges and teacher education institutions under their respective jurisdictions, with immediate effect.

Until now, these appointment powers were vested with the Principals of the concerned institutions. The latest order formally revokes those powers and centralises the recruitment process at the regional level.

Official sources said the decision has been taken to streamline recruitment and ensure greater transparency and uniformity in appointments across higher education institutions in the state.

About the Author
Surya Narayan Pradhan

Surya Narayan Pradhan, the Senior Content Writer, has worked with Financial Express and Financial World in New Delhi prior to his association with OTV. (Twitter: @netizensurya).

728x90 Advertisement

You May Also Like


DISCLAIMER
All content on this website is the exclusive property of Eastern Media Limited. Any downloadable material, including but not limited to electronic or digital versions of the newspaper (e-paper) in any format, is provided solely for personal use. Unauthorized dissemination, distribution, circulation, or publication of any content or e-paper (whether in PDF or other formats) by any means, including on social media platforms, without prior authorization, permission, or license is strictly prohibited.