The University of Delhi is set to establish a Centre for Advanced Studies in Buddhist Studies, following administrative approval from the Ministry of Minority Affairs under the Pradhan Mantri Jan Vikas Karyakram (PMJVK) scheme. This Centre aims to foster collaboration between the university and the ministry to enhance educational opportunities for minority communities in India, particularly in Buddhist Studies. The initiative will include the establishment of infrastructure for Undergraduate, Postgraduate, and Ph.D. programs and will organize training programs for faculty to improve their pedagogical skills. Additionally, the university's Executive Council has approved the construction of a building for the Institute of Nano Medical Sciences in Maurice Nagar, with an estimated cost of ₹174.20 crore (approximately $21 million USD). Plans for hostel facilities at the Dhaka Complex have also been revised, with a new estimate of ₹233.35 crore (around $28 million USD) approved for construction. The project aims to provide better living conditions for students and enhance the university's academic infrastructure.