Archive · 31 May 2025
UoM Pensioners Face Potential Payment Delays Due to Funds
The University of Mysore (UoM) pensioners might not get their pension on time because the government hasn't sent the university money yet.
Every month, the university needs a lot of money to pay these pensions, and they're waiting for the government to provide it.
Pensioners are worried because their payments have been late in recent months.
They also blame the university's financial issues on hiring too many non-teaching staff.
The university officials say they are waiting for government funds and will pay the pensions as soon as they receive the money.
Pension payments for over 1,900 UoM pensioners may be delayed.
The university is waiting for funds from the government.
The university needs Rs.8.5 crore monthly to pay pensions.
Pensioners expressed concerns about the delay.
Pensioners are demanding financial discipline.
- Who
- University of Mysore pensioners
- What
- Pension payments to over 1,900 pensioners may be delayed.
- When
- Pension payments may be delayed this month.
- Where
- University of Mysore (UoM)
- Why
- The government has not released funds to the university.
Pensioners
University Officials
Financial Responsibility
Pensioners
Pensioners are demanding financial discipline to save the institute from bankruptcy.
University Officials
University officials are dependent on government funds.
Causes of Financial Crisis
Pensioners
Excess recruitment of non-teaching staff caused the financial crisis.
University Officials
Government fund delays are the primary cause for late pension payments.
- Number of Pensioners
- Over 1,900
- Monthly Pension Cost
- Rs. 8.5 crore
- University
- University of Mysore (UoM)