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Uttar Pradesh Revises School Admission Rules Under RTE Act, Check Details
UP School RTE Admission Rules: Officials said the change is intended to ensure smoother access to education and prevent genuine beneficiaries from being excluded due to documentation issues.
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"Enraged" Supreme Court Slaps Rs 1 Lakh Fine On NGO For "Crumbling Judiciary"
The NGO filed a writ petition, calling the Supreme Court's 2014 judgment of keeping minority schools out of the RTE Act's ambit "unconstitutional".
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Government Appeals To Four States To Implement RTE, Reserving 25% Seats In Private Unaided Schools
The state governments such as Punjab, Kerala, Telangana and West Bengal have not implemented RTE provisions mandating private schools to reserve seats
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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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RTE Act: Delhi High Court Asks Centre To Respond To Plea Seeking Common Syllabus, Curriculum
The plea challenged the provisions under the RTE Act which excludes madrasas, vedic pathshalas and educational institutions imparting religious knowledge within its ambit.
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Private Schools In Uttar Pradesh To Lose Recognition In Case Of RTE Violations: Report
The Department of Basic Education has decided to begin the process of revoking recognition from schools that do not comply to the rules set by the RTE Act, as per the report.
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RTE Act: PIL In Supreme Court Seeks Common Syllabus, Curriculum For Children Across India
The plea filed by advocate Ashwini Upadhyay said that sections 1 (4) and 1 (5) of the RTE Act are the biggest barrier in expounding the Constitution and the absence of a common curriculum in mother language leads to the fostering and perpetuation of ignorance.
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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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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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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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Jammu And Kashmir RTE Rules Finalised, Academic Council On NCERT Pattern Proposed: Education Secretary
Dr Asgar Hassan Samoon, education secretary, said that the administration has proposed an academic council for Jammu and Kashmir which will be based on the NCERT pattern.
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RTE Quota Students Abandoned After Class 8 As Rules Look The Other Way
Section 3 of the Right to Education Act lays down that every child from the age of 6 to 14 years enjoys the right of free and compulsory education in his/her neighbourhood school till the completion of his/her elementary education.
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English, Cost Of Education In Private Schools Reasons For EWS Dropout: NCPCR Study
Communication in English, cost of extra curricular activities and "inadequate reimbursement" on education expenditures are major reasons for students from economically weaker sections and disadvantaged groups dropping out of private schools in Delhi, says a study by NCPCR.
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High Court Notice To Centre On Right To Education For Children With Disabilities
The Delhi High Court has sought the centre's response on a plea seeking to ensure the Right to Education for children with disabilities.
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Uttar Pradesh Revises School Admission Rules Under RTE Act, Check Details
UP School RTE Admission Rules: Officials said the change is intended to ensure smoother access to education and prevent genuine beneficiaries from being excluded due to documentation issues.
-
"Enraged" Supreme Court Slaps Rs 1 Lakh Fine On NGO For "Crumbling Judiciary"
The NGO filed a writ petition, calling the Supreme Court's 2014 judgment of keeping minority schools out of the RTE Act's ambit "unconstitutional".
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Government Appeals To Four States To Implement RTE, Reserving 25% Seats In Private Unaided Schools
The state governments such as Punjab, Kerala, Telangana and West Bengal have not implemented RTE provisions mandating private schools to reserve seats
-
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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RTE Act: Delhi High Court Asks Centre To Respond To Plea Seeking Common Syllabus, Curriculum
The plea challenged the provisions under the RTE Act which excludes madrasas, vedic pathshalas and educational institutions imparting religious knowledge within its ambit.
-
Private Schools In Uttar Pradesh To Lose Recognition In Case Of RTE Violations: Report
The Department of Basic Education has decided to begin the process of revoking recognition from schools that do not comply to the rules set by the RTE Act, as per the report.
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RTE Act: PIL In Supreme Court Seeks Common Syllabus, Curriculum For Children Across India
The plea filed by advocate Ashwini Upadhyay said that sections 1 (4) and 1 (5) of the RTE Act are the biggest barrier in expounding the Constitution and the absence of a common curriculum in mother language leads to the fostering and perpetuation of ignorance.
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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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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.
-
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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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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Jammu And Kashmir RTE Rules Finalised, Academic Council On NCERT Pattern Proposed: Education Secretary
Dr Asgar Hassan Samoon, education secretary, said that the administration has proposed an academic council for Jammu and Kashmir which will be based on the NCERT pattern.
-
RTE Quota Students Abandoned After Class 8 As Rules Look The Other Way
Section 3 of the Right to Education Act lays down that every child from the age of 6 to 14 years enjoys the right of free and compulsory education in his/her neighbourhood school till the completion of his/her elementary education.
-
English, Cost Of Education In Private Schools Reasons For EWS Dropout: NCPCR Study
Communication in English, cost of extra curricular activities and "inadequate reimbursement" on education expenditures are major reasons for students from economically weaker sections and disadvantaged groups dropping out of private schools in Delhi, says a study by NCPCR.
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High Court Notice To Centre On Right To Education For Children With Disabilities
The Delhi High Court has sought the centre's response on a plea seeking to ensure the Right to Education for children with disabilities.
