LUCKNOW, June 4 -- The Uttar Pradesh Cabinet on Tuesday gave its nod to the proposal for setting up Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Ramayana University, Ayodhya, and two other private universities in the state, including Bhakti Vedanta University, Mathura, and Ajay Kumar Garg University, Ghaziabad. The establishment of the university in Ayodhya is proposed by the sponsoring institution Maharishi Ramayan Vidyapeeth Trust, Delhi on 20.2569 acres of land in Ayodhya Nagar area. In continuation of this proposal, a letter of intent has already been issued on May 18, 2023. Now for the establishment of the university, the name of the university will be included in the schedule of the Act by bringing the Uttar Pradesh Private University (Amendment) Ordinance 2025. The establishment of the university in Mathura is proposed by the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) on 50.8870 acres of land in village Azhai Khurd in Chhata tehsil. A high-level panel had recommended the issuance of a letter of intent on October 2024. The establishment of the university in Ghaziabad is proposed by the Indian Institute of Management and Engineering Society on 26.2656 acres of land in Dasna village. The high-level committee found the proposal suitable for the letter of intent on November 10, 2023. Higher education minister Yogendra Upadhyay said these decisions have been taken in full compliance with the procedures prescribed under the Uttar Pradesh Private University Act, 2019 and its related Rules-2021. Through these universities, diversity, innovation and global level educational facilities will be developed in the field of higher education in the state....