Karnataka gets notice on haircut incident
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on Tuesday slapped a notice on the Karnataka government seeking a report into the allegations that a private school in Bengaluru cut off tufts of hair of f
State to go soft on RTE implementation this year
Officially, the State government is strictly implementing the 25 per cent quota in all private schools in the city as per the provisions of the Right to Education (RTE) Act which enables students from
‘Fill 91,000 seats under RTE or face ban’
Even as the department of public instruction (DPI) gets ready to officially start the admission process under the Right to Education (RTE) Act from Thursday, the government made it clear on Wednesday
Colleges cry for more autonomy
While privately owned schools are clamouring against the supposed unfairness of the Right to Education (RTE) legislation, private colleges and universities are making a bit of noise of their own about
Activists, private schools oppose SC’s RTE verdict
While activists claimed that Thursday’s Supreme Court verdict was a setback in implementing the Right to Education (RTE) Act as it excluded minority institutions, school managements too opposed it as
RTE: Andhra Pradesh clueless, schools to move SC
The state government seems to have no idea how to implement the 25 per cent quota for poor students in all private unaided schools as mandated by the Right to Education Act (RTE) and as directed by th
SC begins crucial hearing on right to education
With the admission season on, the Supreme Court on Thursday began a crucial hearing on the validity of some provisions of the Right to Free and Compulsory Education Act with minority and private unaided institutions opposing the mandatory reservation of 25 per cent seats for economically backward sections under the legislation.