Telangana's Residential Law Colleges Face Faculty Shortages

In Telangana, India, there are special law colleges for students from marginalised communities, like SC and ST groups.

These colleges were started to help more students from these backgrounds become lawyers.

The government pays most of their fees, and the entry exams are easier for them.

However, there are not enough teachers in these colleges, and the teachers who are there are not paid well or on time.

This makes it hard to keep good teachers.

Also, the money that should go to students for their fees is often delayed by years.

This is making it difficult for the colleges to run well and maintain good standards.

The people who work at these colleges say they can't speak up about these problems because they might get in trouble.