Telangana varsities struggle to meet global standards

In Telangana, India, universities like Osmania and Kakatiya are having a hard time keeping up with global education standards.

The government wants these schools to do better, but there are big problems.

First, it's expensive to publish research in important international journals.

Second, there aren't enough teachers, and the schools don't have enough money or good equipment for research.

Some universities, like Osmania, are getting help from the government to improve.

But many teachers, especially in subjects like social sciences, aren't very interested in publishing their work in these journals.

The goal is to make these universities more known around the world, but they need more support and involvement from the teachers to make that happen.