Constitution of Syndicate and Nomination of Members as per the Tamil Nadu Music and Fine Arts University Act
The Tourism, Culture and Religious Endowments Department of the Government of Tamil Nadu issued G.O. Ms. No. 105, Tourism, Culture and Religious Endowments (1-1), dated 25 June 2014, constituting the Syndicate of the Tamil Nadu Music and Fine Arts University under the Tamil Nadu Music and Fine Arts University Act, 2013. It identifies the Syndicate chairperson, ex officio members, nominated members, college principals and a nominated Member of the Legislative Assembly, and provides a three year term for members other than ex officio members.
What the notification does
G.O. Ms. No. 105, Tourism, Culture and Religious Endowments (1-1), dated 25 June 2014, was issued by the Tourism, Culture and Religious Endowments Department of the Government of Tamil Nadu. It constitutes the Syndicate of the Tamil Nadu Music and Fine Arts University under the Tamil Nadu Music and Fine Arts University Act, 2013.
The notification concerns the governance of the university. It does not contain provisions about land ownership, registration, planning permission, land use or property transactions.
Syndicate leadership and ex officio members
The Syndicate of the Tamil Nadu Music and Fine Arts University includes:
- The Vice Chancellor as ex officio Chairperson.
- The Secretary to Government in charge of Culture.
- The Secretary to Government in charge of the Finance Department.
- The Secretary to Government in charge of the Law Department.
- The Commissioner of Art and Culture.
Nominated members
The Chancellor nominated the following two members:
- Professor T.N. Krishnan, violinist and Padma Bhushan recipient.
- Thiru Neyveli Santhanagopalan, Carnatic vocalist.
The Chancellor, on the recommendation of the Vice Chancellor, also nominated six persons:
- Dr. Mrs. Niranjali Devaraj.
- Thiru B.M. Sundaram.
- Thiru U. Shrinivas.
- Thiru P.S. Narayanaswamy.
- Thiru T.H. Vinayakram.
- Ms. Chitra Visweswaran.
Tmt. R. Rajalakshmi, Member of the Legislative Assembly, was nominated by the Chancellor on the recommendation of the Government.
College representation
The Syndicate also includes the principals of the Tamil Nadu Government Music Colleges at Chennai, Madurai, Tiruvaiyaru and Coimbatore, the Government Fine Arts Colleges at Chennai and Kumbakonam, the Government College for Architecture and Sculpture at Mamallapuram, and Kalaikaveri Fine Arts College at Tiruchirappalli.
Term of office and practical relevance
Members of the Syndicate other than ex officio members hold office for three years. The notification directly affects the university and the people and colleges represented on its Syndicate. It does not set out any requirement for property buyers, owners, developers or land professionals.
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Common questions
Does this notification affect my land or property purchase in Tamil Nadu?
No land or property requirement is stated. The notification is limited to constituting the Syndicate of the Tamil Nadu Music and Fine Arts University and naming its members.
Who chairs the Syndicate of the Tamil Nadu Music and Fine Arts University?
The Vice Chancellor is the ex officio Chairperson of the Syndicate.
How long do nominated Syndicate members remain in office?
Members other than ex officio members hold office for three years.
Are government and college officials included in the Syndicate?
Yes. The Syndicate includes specified government secretaries, the Commissioner of Art and Culture, and principals of the colleges listed in the notification.
