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Delhi Government Replaces 'Essentiality Certificate' With Self-Certifications
New rules align Delhi's school recognition with RTE Act, focusing on infrastructure, teacher qualifications, and safety standards.
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Rights Group Objects To NCERT Kannada Textbook, Alleges Cultural And Ideological Imposition
Rights group PAFRE objects to NCERT's Class 6 Kannada textbook, alleging cultural and ideological imposition and demanding revisions to content, title and curriculum.
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Neighbourhood Schools Must Admit Students Without Delay: Supreme Court
The bench said earnest implementation can truly be transformative and it is not only a step towards educating young India, but also a substantive measure in securing the preambular objective of 'equality of status'.
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Andhra Pradesh Government Launches Online Portal To Facilitate School Admissions
The Principal Secretary of School of Education, Government of Andhra Pradesh (A.P.) had notified the opening of the online portal for facilitating admissions under Section 12(1)(c) of the Right to Education Act (RTE) on 26th February 2023.
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Cannot Bar Child From Exams Mid-Session Due To Fee Non-Payment: Court
Education is an important right "encompassed under right to life" and a child cannot be made to suffer by barring him from attending school, the Court said.
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Child's Education Should Not Be Affected Due To Family's Condition: Court
The Delhi High Court observed that no minor should suffer on the education front due to parents being in jail. The court said an educated kid becomes an asset to the nation.
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Over Two Lakh Children In Madhya Pradesh Apply For Admission In Private Schools Under RTE
Over two lakh children have applied for admission in private schools in Madhya Pradesh under the Right to Education Act (RTE).
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Rs 2 Crore Will Be Given To English-Medium Schools Towards RTE Admissions Dues: Maharashtra Minister
Rs 2 crore will be paid to the English-medium schools towards their dues over 25 per cent admissions in the Right To Education Act quota, School Education Minister Varsha Gaikwad said on Tuesday.
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Maharashtra: Some Unaided English Schools In Jalna Refuse Admissions Under RTE
The RTE Act guarantees free admissions to economically weaker students in the 6-14 age group, and schools are expected to keep aside 25 per cent seats.
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Madhya Pradesh: Verify Documents For Admission Under RTE By July 1
The document verification can be done at the nearest Jan Shiksha Kendra, generally a Government school, an official statement said, adding that if not done, the application for admission will be rejected.
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Delhi High Court Seeks Education Ministry’s Reply On Plea For Contempt Of Not Extending 14 Years' Age In RTE
Justice Najmi Waziri questioned the Central government as to why decision has not been taken to extend RTE Act beyond Class 8 and upto Class 12, despite court’s directions passed in 2019.
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RTE Envisages Quality Education; Teachers Must Be Best, Meritorious: Supreme Court
The observation was made by the Supreme Court while giving nod to the decision of the Uttar Pradesh government to fix the cut off at 65-60 per cent in Assistant Teacher Recruitment Examination (ATRE)-2019.
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RTE Act: Only 952 Of 3,717 Students Got Admission In Gautam Buddh Nagar, 22 Schools Get Notice
The Gautam Buddh Nagar administration has also appointed a six-member committee to follow up the matter in their areas. This is the second time the Gautam Buddh Nagar district's education department has issued notice to private schools over non-implementation of RTE.
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NEP: Educational Activists Ask Why Policy Is Silent On RTE ACT
The RTE Forum has raised concerns on the lack of legal backing to achieve “universalisation” as the National Education Policy does not talk about the extension of the Right to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act passed in 2009.
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COVID-19: Declare 2020 A ‘Zero Academic Year’, Say Education Activists
In a webinar hosted by the Right To Education Forum, or RTE Forum, educationists and activists discussed challenges for education during COVID-19 including digital learning, re-opening schools, and fees.
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Delhi Government Replaces 'Essentiality Certificate' With Self-Certifications
New rules align Delhi's school recognition with RTE Act, focusing on infrastructure, teacher qualifications, and safety standards.
-
Rights Group Objects To NCERT Kannada Textbook, Alleges Cultural And Ideological Imposition
Rights group PAFRE objects to NCERT's Class 6 Kannada textbook, alleging cultural and ideological imposition and demanding revisions to content, title and curriculum.
-
Neighbourhood Schools Must Admit Students Without Delay: Supreme Court
The bench said earnest implementation can truly be transformative and it is not only a step towards educating young India, but also a substantive measure in securing the preambular objective of 'equality of status'.
-
Andhra Pradesh Government Launches Online Portal To Facilitate School Admissions
The Principal Secretary of School of Education, Government of Andhra Pradesh (A.P.) had notified the opening of the online portal for facilitating admissions under Section 12(1)(c) of the Right to Education Act (RTE) on 26th February 2023.
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Cannot Bar Child From Exams Mid-Session Due To Fee Non-Payment: Court
Education is an important right "encompassed under right to life" and a child cannot be made to suffer by barring him from attending school, the Court said.
-
Child's Education Should Not Be Affected Due To Family's Condition: Court
The Delhi High Court observed that no minor should suffer on the education front due to parents being in jail. The court said an educated kid becomes an asset to the nation.
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Over Two Lakh Children In Madhya Pradesh Apply For Admission In Private Schools Under RTE
Over two lakh children have applied for admission in private schools in Madhya Pradesh under the Right to Education Act (RTE).
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Rs 2 Crore Will Be Given To English-Medium Schools Towards RTE Admissions Dues: Maharashtra Minister
Rs 2 crore will be paid to the English-medium schools towards their dues over 25 per cent admissions in the Right To Education Act quota, School Education Minister Varsha Gaikwad said on Tuesday.
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Maharashtra: Some Unaided English Schools In Jalna Refuse Admissions Under RTE
The RTE Act guarantees free admissions to economically weaker students in the 6-14 age group, and schools are expected to keep aside 25 per cent seats.
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Madhya Pradesh: Verify Documents For Admission Under RTE By July 1
The document verification can be done at the nearest Jan Shiksha Kendra, generally a Government school, an official statement said, adding that if not done, the application for admission will be rejected.
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Delhi High Court Seeks Education Ministry’s Reply On Plea For Contempt Of Not Extending 14 Years' Age In RTE
Justice Najmi Waziri questioned the Central government as to why decision has not been taken to extend RTE Act beyond Class 8 and upto Class 12, despite court’s directions passed in 2019.
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RTE Envisages Quality Education; Teachers Must Be Best, Meritorious: Supreme Court
The observation was made by the Supreme Court while giving nod to the decision of the Uttar Pradesh government to fix the cut off at 65-60 per cent in Assistant Teacher Recruitment Examination (ATRE)-2019.
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RTE Act: Only 952 Of 3,717 Students Got Admission In Gautam Buddh Nagar, 22 Schools Get Notice
The Gautam Buddh Nagar administration has also appointed a six-member committee to follow up the matter in their areas. This is the second time the Gautam Buddh Nagar district's education department has issued notice to private schools over non-implementation of RTE.
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NEP: Educational Activists Ask Why Policy Is Silent On RTE ACT
The RTE Forum has raised concerns on the lack of legal backing to achieve “universalisation” as the National Education Policy does not talk about the extension of the Right to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act passed in 2009.
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COVID-19: Declare 2020 A ‘Zero Academic Year’, Say Education Activists
In a webinar hosted by the Right To Education Forum, or RTE Forum, educationists and activists discussed challenges for education during COVID-19 including digital learning, re-opening schools, and fees.
