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The Right to Education Bill focusses on minor details, not overall quality

The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Bill, 2008 could potentially mark a watershed in the history of India. The Bill aims to strengthen our democracy through the provision of universal elementary education, in keeping with the Constitution (86th Amendment) Act, 2002, which ma ....Read more

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Right to Education BIll would not solve the existing disparities in school educationBy: Fiza | Sunday , 9 Aug '09 14:26:10 PM Reply | Forward Right to Education Bill would really make India a knowledge hub? Certainly not. Mr. Amit Kaushik have righly stated that why it wont be as the education that is provided in government schools is good for nothing sorts. The parents prefer sending their children to private schools which can be a possiblity only with the "elite class". And the idea of 25% reservation in private schools can even make a child humilitated that he is being funded by the school and the other students humiliation from well off families. As a consequence, it can hamper the all-round developement of a child.

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