Rte News

For the first time in independent India, employing a child below 14 years of age can land you in jail.The Cabinet today approved the amendment to Child Labour Act which proposes a complete ban on employment of children up to the ...

Next year the students might face differences in their syllabus. Yes, the syllabi are to be changed and introduced from the upcoming academic year. The Experts revealed that, Due to the delay by the state Government in introducing the revised syllabi ...

SAARC-South Asian Association For Regional Cooperation conducts a conference on Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) Policy to be held at Hotel Oberoi in New Delhi. It will be a three day event starting from August 27. Jharkhand is the ...

The NHRC (National Human Rights Commission) has issued a notice to Karnataka Government reporting that authorities of a Private School in Bangalore had cut off tufts of children who belong to Economically weaker section in order to distinguish them from other ...

The High Court on Thursday issued a notice to the State Government and the special officer in the Education Department in response to a PIL regarding problems in implementation of RTE pertaining to reservations for SC, ST and OBC students. ...

After the new Education Acts were put into action, the City schools feel as caught between rough situations. Implementation of RTE (Right To Education) Act and School Fee Regulation Act, has no longer left running schools as a "Productive" business which ...

Few researches reveal that most of the schools are still under weaker section. In order to improve the performance of schools that have scored merely 30% to 40% in the secondary school certificates (SSC) examinations, the state education department is planning ...

It is a great result from RTE Act. Among 66,306 students out of 209 lakh students from the economically and socially weaker sections have received admissions into 8,500 Private schools in the State Maharashtra, under the 25% reservation seats provided under ...

In Karnataka, is being found that schools are opposing the RTE (Right To Education) Act. Yes, it is taking shocking turns against RTE. What are the reasons? What did it do? Find it below. Karnataka has been opposing admissions by ...

Around 16,000 RTE (Right To Education) based seats are left behind lying vacant in Bangalore schools which were reserved for unprivileged children. For about 16,656 seats reserved under 25% RTE quota in Bangalore south, only 2384 applications have been received. ...

In India, most people are devastated or even depressed on learning their child suffers from a learning disability. Why not send autistic children to school? They do have rights to education! They are eligible in their own manner of learning! Yes, ...

As per the RTE Section 12 of Right To Children for Free and Compulsory Education Act 2009 has made it compulsory for every private unaided school to admit at least 25% of its entry level class from children belonging to weaker ...

The Government of Punjab has come across a decision to penalize those private schools which have not reserved 25% of RTE quota for poor students under RTE Act. As a penalty, the affiliation of all these schools would be cancelled and ...

Around 91,000 seats are being granted for poor students in unaided private schools of state Karnataka. This is what the revolutionary RTE Act had given to the unprivileged children in the state. The 91,000 seats in the 25% quota that ...