Why Maharashtra is exempting private schools from RTE quota admissions
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.
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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.
Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985Administrative Tribunals Act 1985 - The relevant State Government has the implied power to issue a request to abolish the SAT in its state to the Union Government....
Private unaided schools, majority of them English mediums, that have been fighting with the state government for reimbursement of their 25% Right to Education (RTE) quota admissions fees running into over Rs 2,400 crore may not have to reserve these seats for students from disadvantaged and weaker section.
Private schools within one-kilometre vicinity of a government or aided school in Maharashtra will not be obligated to provide admissions under the Right to Education (RTE) quota for students from economically backward sections of the society, according to amended rules for implementation of RTE in state. So far, it was mandatory for all unaided and […]
KOLKATA : All non-minority private schools have to take permission from the state government to enhance fees, the Calcutta High Court recently said, a.