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Right to Education Act: Bill Introduced In Lok Sabha To Amend Elementary Teachers Qualification
The government today introduced in the Lok Sabha a bill seeking to amend the Right to Education Act to allow elementary teachers time till 2019 to get acquire minimum qualifications as mandated under the 2010 law.
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Union Cabinet Extends Deadline For In-Service Teachers To Complete Training Under RTE
The Union Cabinet has approved a proposal to amend the Right To Education (RTE) Act which will make it compulsory for teachers to acquire minimum qualification.
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Delhi Government to Scrap No-detention Policy in Schools: Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi government will soon bring an amendment in the Right to Education (RTE) Act and do away with the 'no-detention policy' till class VIII as has been done in number of states.
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Rajasthan Assembly Clears Bill to Amend Right to Education Act
In a first in the country, Rajasthan Assembly today cleared a bill for amendment in Right to Education Act, 2009, to improve the standards of education by removing the provision of not failing students till Class 8 and instead evaluating them on the basis of their performance.
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Most States Want No-Detention Policy in Schools Revoked: Maharashtra Minister
Most states in the country, including Maharashtra, want the Centre to amend the Right to Education Act and revoke its no-detention policy for students of Classes I to VIII, a state minister has said.
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Delhi government asked to decide on change in rules for nursery admission
The Delhi High Court today directed Delhi government to take a decision within three months on a plea for an amendment in admission procedure for nursery to bring it in line with the Right to Education (RTE) Act which prohibits screening of children for admissions.
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Karnataka wants free education up to 18 years of age
Karnataka government was pushing the Centre to amend the RTE Act to extend the provision of free and compulsory education up to the age of 18, from the present 6-14 category, Primary and Secondary Education Minister Vishveshwara Hegde Kageri said today.
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Right to Education Act: Bill Introduced In Lok Sabha To Amend Elementary Teachers Qualification
The government today introduced in the Lok Sabha a bill seeking to amend the Right to Education Act to allow elementary teachers time till 2019 to get acquire minimum qualifications as mandated under the 2010 law.
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Union Cabinet Extends Deadline For In-Service Teachers To Complete Training Under RTE
The Union Cabinet has approved a proposal to amend the Right To Education (RTE) Act which will make it compulsory for teachers to acquire minimum qualification.
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Delhi Government to Scrap No-detention Policy in Schools: Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi government will soon bring an amendment in the Right to Education (RTE) Act and do away with the 'no-detention policy' till class VIII as has been done in number of states.
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Rajasthan Assembly Clears Bill to Amend Right to Education Act
In a first in the country, Rajasthan Assembly today cleared a bill for amendment in Right to Education Act, 2009, to improve the standards of education by removing the provision of not failing students till Class 8 and instead evaluating them on the basis of their performance.
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Most States Want No-Detention Policy in Schools Revoked: Maharashtra Minister
Most states in the country, including Maharashtra, want the Centre to amend the Right to Education Act and revoke its no-detention policy for students of Classes I to VIII, a state minister has said.
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Delhi government asked to decide on change in rules for nursery admission
The Delhi High Court today directed Delhi government to take a decision within three months on a plea for an amendment in admission procedure for nursery to bring it in line with the Right to Education (RTE) Act which prohibits screening of children for admissions.
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Karnataka wants free education up to 18 years of age
Karnataka government was pushing the Centre to amend the RTE Act to extend the provision of free and compulsory education up to the age of 18, from the present 6-14 category, Primary and Secondary Education Minister Vishveshwara Hegde Kageri said today.
