The directive comes two months after the UGC asked all higher educational institutions across the country to ensure that no fee payment is made by students in cash mode from the upcoming academic session.
"The universities have been asked to share data about the number of digital transactions generated in a year through fee payment by students, vendor payments for services and through salary payments to teachers and staff," a senior official said.
In a communication to vice chancellors, UGC Additional Secretary PK Thakur said, "As this matter is being monitored at the highest level in the HRD Ministry your indulgence at personal level is solicited in the matter".
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