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High Court Stays Maharashtra Govt's Amendment Exempting Private Schools From 25% RTE Quota If Govt-Run School Exists Nearby
Amisha Shrivastava
6 May 2024 2:41 PM IST
The Bombay High Court today stayed till further orders the exemption to private unaided schools from providing 25% quota in Class I or Pre-school for children of disadvantaged sections if there is a government-run or aided school within 1 km radius of that private school.A division bench of Chief Justice Devendra Upadhyaya and Justice Arif S Doctor prima facie found that the 2024 amendment to...
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Justice Arif S DoctorJustice Devendra Kumar UpadhyayaMaharashtra GovernmentMaharashtra Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Rules#Private SchoolsPrivate Unaided SchoolsRTE AdmissionsRight to Education ActPublic interest litigation (PIL)Aswini Jitendra Kable v. State of MaharashtraBombay High Court
Amisha Shrivastava
Amisha Shrivastava is a Correspondent with LiveLaw, covering the Supreme Court of India
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