Section 10(23C) approval cannot be given to profit-oriented educational institutions: SC

New Noble Educational Society Vs CCIT (Supreme Court)

a. It is held that the requirement of the charitable institution, society or trust etc., to ‘solely’ engage itself in education or educational activities, and not engage in any activity of profit, means that such institutions cannot have objects which are unrelated to education. In other words, all objects of the society, trust etc., must relate to imparting education or be in relation to educational activities.

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