“ As against this, in the present case, at the highest, the extent of grant received is only 20-25% for development purpose, and the Board of Management comprising of 16 persons has only three persons from the Government, being one nominee of the Chairman of the U.G.C. one nominee of the Government of India, and one nominee of the State Government, but then, the decision is by the majority. Thus, the Government of India, or the Government of Rajasthan, or the U.G.C. are not even having administrative or supervisory control, over the administration of the Institute, apart from the fact, that according to the respondents, the main source to financial aids are the donors, and not the Government, or any other agency of the Government, and the learned counsel for the petitioner has not been able to show it to be otherwise. So far the control, stressed upon and pointed out by the learned counsel for the petitioner, by reference to the provisions of the Act is concerned, in my view, a look at Section 3 shows, that thereby an institution, which is notified to be Deemed University, is to be deemed to be a University “for the purpose of this Act”, and all the provisions of the Act apply to such institution “as if it were a University within the meaning Clause (f) of Section 2”. Then a look at the statement of objects and reasons, shows, that the Act was enacted to make provisions for coordination and standards in Universities, ad for that purpose established a University Grants Commission. Thus, whole object of the Act is to maintain standards in the University. It is in this sequence, that according to Section 12, it is the general duty of the Commission to take such steps, in consultation with the University, and other bodies
