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Supreme Court seeks response of Central government, 15 States/UTs to PIL seeking enforcement of Right to Education Act - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court seeks response of Central government, 15 States/UTs to PIL seeking enforcement of Right to Education Act

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)

India is secular; why is PIL on RTE Act only for cause of minority and not majority: Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

India is secular; why is PIL on RTE Act only for cause of minority and not majority: Supreme Court

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.

Maharashtra: 674 state schools to disappear by 2024 - Vimarsana News

Maharashtra: 674 state schools to disappear by 2024

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

Where are our reimbursements for admissions under RTE: Private schools - Vimarsana News

Where are our reimbursements for admissions under RTE: Private schools

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

Acute Shortage of Teachers, Lack of Water and Power Supply Ail Jharkhand Schools: Report - Vimarsana News

Acute Shortage of Teachers, Lack of Water and Power Supply Ail Jharkhand Schools: Report

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.

Source: thewire.in