JUDGMENT

K. RAMASWAMY, J.:- Special leave granted.

This Court judicially noticed mushroom growth of ill-equipped and under-staffed unrecognised educational institutions in Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra States and other States too are no exceptions. Obviously the field of education is found to be fertile, perennial and profitable business ventures with least capital outlay. This case is one such from the State of Maharashtra.

2. It would appear that, individuals or societies without complying with the statutory requirements, establish educational or training institutions ill-equipped to impart education and have the students admitted, in some instances despite warnings by the State Govt. and in some instances without knowledge of the concerned State Govt., but with connivance at lower levels.

3. In this case the respondents, in all 129, were admitted to D.Ed. course by unrecognised Yashomati Adhyapak Vidhyalaya, Warthi, District Bhandara. When the examinations were to commence from April 18, 1991, the management finding it difficult to have them sit for the examination, obviously encouraged the respondents to tap the doors of the High Court of Bombay at Nagpur Bench