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High Court Seeks Government Of Delhi Reply On Plea Against Clubbing Of CWSN With EWS
The clubbing of children with special needs with those from poor and disadvantaged groups by many private schools here has been challenged by an autistic boy, leading the Delhi High Court to seek the responses of the Lieutenant Governor and the AAP government on the issue.
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Delhi Nursery Admission: PIL For Action Against Sanskriti School, Delhi High Court Seeks Government Reply
The Delhi High Court today sought response from the Delhi government and office of Lieutenant Governor on a PIL seeking directions to them to expeditiously dispose of complaints of "backdoor admission" made against Sanskriti School here.
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Nursery admissions: Supreme Court asks Delhi government to consider increasing seats
The Supreme Court today asked the Delhi government to consult the Lieutenant Governor on whether schools can increase 5-6 seats in nursery classes so that the problem of inter-state cases can be solved.
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Delhi nursery admissions: Transfer points system scrapped after protests
The Directorate of Education (DoE) on Wednesday submitted before the Delhi High Court its report agreeing to scrap the controversial transfer point system in nursery admissions to city schools.
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Delhi nursery admissions see chaos, dharna outside school
Monday afternoon witnessed chaotic scenes at one of Delhi's leading schools, this time over the economically weaker section or EWS category.
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Delhi: Disabled children lose out in nursery admission, High Court issues notice
The Delhi High Court on Friday issued a notice to the Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung on a Public Interest Litigation or PIL challenging the latest nursery admission guidelines which club the economically weaker sections with the category of children with disabilities.
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Delhi: Rules for admission to nursery relaxed
Reviewing an earlier order regarding nursery admission in private unaided schools in Delhi, Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung today relaxed the distance criteria for students from six kilometre to eight kilometre, giving parents more choices of schools for their children.
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High Court Seeks Government Of Delhi Reply On Plea Against Clubbing Of CWSN With EWS
The clubbing of children with special needs with those from poor and disadvantaged groups by many private schools here has been challenged by an autistic boy, leading the Delhi High Court to seek the responses of the Lieutenant Governor and the AAP government on the issue.
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Delhi Nursery Admission: PIL For Action Against Sanskriti School, Delhi High Court Seeks Government Reply
The Delhi High Court today sought response from the Delhi government and office of Lieutenant Governor on a PIL seeking directions to them to expeditiously dispose of complaints of "backdoor admission" made against Sanskriti School here.
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Nursery admissions: Supreme Court asks Delhi government to consider increasing seats
The Supreme Court today asked the Delhi government to consult the Lieutenant Governor on whether schools can increase 5-6 seats in nursery classes so that the problem of inter-state cases can be solved.
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Delhi nursery admissions: Transfer points system scrapped after protests
The Directorate of Education (DoE) on Wednesday submitted before the Delhi High Court its report agreeing to scrap the controversial transfer point system in nursery admissions to city schools.
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Delhi nursery admissions see chaos, dharna outside school
Monday afternoon witnessed chaotic scenes at one of Delhi's leading schools, this time over the economically weaker section or EWS category.
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Delhi: Disabled children lose out in nursery admission, High Court issues notice
The Delhi High Court on Friday issued a notice to the Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung on a Public Interest Litigation or PIL challenging the latest nursery admission guidelines which club the economically weaker sections with the category of children with disabilities.
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Delhi: Rules for admission to nursery relaxed
Reviewing an earlier order regarding nursery admission in private unaided schools in Delhi, Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung today relaxed the distance criteria for students from six kilometre to eight kilometre, giving parents more choices of schools for their children.
