Rte News

City Schools are caught in a catch 22 situation. The State Government recently announced that 25% of the student strength will have to comprise those from weaker and disadvantaged sections from this year itself has caught them off guard. Since ...

A meeting which was held here on Saturday stated that there is no clarity on the allocation for socially backwardness and economically backwardness among those admitted under the Right To Education Act. The secretary, Department of Primary and Secondary Education Kumar ...

The Rajasthan High Court when inquired the Prestigious Mayo College it said that it will not grant admissions to 25% students from the weaker sections as made mandatory under the Right To Education Act, saying that it is not applicable to ...

The implementing of the RTE- Right To education Act will leave finances for Higher education in a tight spot for Karnataka. With the government contemplating on increasing the proportion of students enrolling into higher education.Although the government is contemplating increasing the ...

The Central Govt.. is implementing a Means-cum-Merit scholarship to meritorious students. The University Grants Commission (UGC) is also providing scholarships and fellowships to SC, ST, Minorities and other meritorious candidates. The Central Government has launched a new Central Scheme to provide ...

Under the Children's Right to Free and compulsory Education Act (RTE), the state government has decided to charge such schools a penalty of 10 times the amount they seek for. Parents depredated by the ever-increasing donation amounts quoted by school officials ...

The HRDM- Human Resource Department Minister Kapil Sibal said “Political interests” were overshadowing the national interest in parliament, with the dispatch of Education bills remaining pending for parliament approval. While addressing the CII- Confederation of Indian Industry Kapil Sibal said ...

If RTE norms are earnestly implemented, the regulations can place privately run neighbourhood schools, currently filling a crucial gap between government run facilities and elite private schools. The Provisions of RTE, facing towards the right to children to free and compulsory ...

This week the supreme court upheld the constitutional validity of Right to Education Act, the government on Sunday allayed fears and dismissed suggestions that the burden which private schools will have to bear to implement the law will be passed on ...

The supreme on Thursday declared that the Right To Education is a genetically valid right. Speaking on to the Reporters after the verdict was announced on Thursday, advocate Ashok Aggarwal said the Supreme Court passed a historic judgment, adding that ...

Since two years after Right To Education (RTE) Act came into force, more than 95% of schools across India still don't comply with RTE standards for Infrastructure. A review of the legislation's implementation by the Right To Education Forum, a civil ...

It has been 2 years since the Right Of children for free and compulsory education (RTE) act came into force since April 1, 2010. As per RTE act, every child in the age group of 6-14 years would be provided eight ...

Since two years after RTE came into action, around 32 states have been notified the rules of Right To Education. The government said that they should also focus on strict implementation of provisions against corporal punishment and detention and initiate curricular ...

Almost two years have been passed since the implement of RTE Act and put into action, but not all of its clauses are being followed by schools in the state. A rule that some schools object to is the one making ...