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Additionally, the bench directed the government to consult with stakeholders before issuing a formal notification to conduct board exams for the next academic year. This emphasis on stakeholder input aligns with inclusive decision-making principles and ensures that the concerns and perspectives of all relevant parties are considered.

The Gauhati High Court directed the Secretary to the Government of Assam in the Education Department, the Director of Elementary Education, Assam, as well as the Director of Secondary Education, Assam, to individually file their affidavits on the implementation of Section 12(1)(C) of the RTE Act

Maharashtra joins Kerala and Karnataka to dilute private schools’ obligations under The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009. Here is why.

This new mandate has irked many schools who have no choice but to send their teachers for election duty ahead of board exams and school's final exams.

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The operation was carried out late on Wednesday in the Bamunigaon locality under the Boko Circle.

In March, the BCI had told the High Court that it will look into and decide the representation demanding inclusion of RTE Act as a compulsory subject for LL.B. courses.

The Assam Government informed the Gauhati High Court that its Department of School Education has prepared a Cabinet Memorandum for placing it before the Cabinet for smooth implementation of Section...

There are wide variations in the age criteria among states when it comes to admission to Class 1. There were 14 States and Union Territories, as of March 2022, that allow Class 1 admission for children who have not completed six years.

The Court upheld two notifications issued by the State in 2020 prohibiting schools from admitting children who have not attained 6 years of age to Class 1, from the current academic year.