Page 4 - Rte Act News Today

On Saturday, April 1, the two children were asked to take a written test as a part of the admission process to the second standard of the Malad-based CBSE school. Following the test, the teacher announced that one of the brothers has cleared the paper while the other hasn’t.

Nitin Dalvi, a member of the parent organisation, stated that if the balance sheets show financial irregularities at the school, such as illegal fees, donations, and rent, among other things, the school administration will be in trouble and the RTE approval will be revoked.

A PIL had been filed in the High Court demanding that RTE Act should be made compulsory in LLB courses; Court disposed of the plea noting BCI's statement.

The centralised process for RTE admissions for the academic year 2023-24 was put on hold due to a lack of clarification on the Aadhar requirement.

"When state official is sent to jail, school children will get uniforms, shoes and socks," the Court warned.

The Supreme Court on Monday sought the response of the Central government and 15 States and Union Territories in a plea seeking enforcement of the Right to Education Act. (Md Imran Ahmad vs Union of India and ors)

The Supreme Court on Friday emphasised that India is a secular country and asked a public interest litigant why he has taken up the cause of right to education only with respect to minority community and not majority.

Director of Education orders closure of all unauthorised schools across the state by the next academic year

Schools want government to square accounts each year, most miss deadline to upload info on online portal

Nearly 90% of students in the schools surveyed belong to Dalit or Adivasi communities. About 20% of these schools have only one teacher – a violation of the Right to Education Act.