EC members protest against nursing scandal in Working Council meeting, commotion of students outside

हमारी वेबसाइट एक ऐसी वेबसाइट है जहा पर आप को सरकारी नौकरियों के बारे में सबसे पहले जानकारी दी जाती है यहाँ पर आपको हर प्रकार की सरकारी नौकरियों के बारे में सबसे पैले सूचित किया जाता है !

Under the Right to Education Act (RTE), there is a provision to provide free education to poor children in private schools, but still their parents have to spend 60 to 70 thousand rupees annually in the name of various fees. Because of this, despite the allotment of seats in schools, parents are hesitant in getting their children admitted. Such other fees are being charged in all big schools including DPS, Sagar Public School, Bilabang in the capital. This includes uniform, copy-book, mess expenses, activity charges and bus fare etc. Parents say that the tuition fee is waived, but other fees are so high that it is difficult for the child to teach.

Four lakh seats in 26 thousand private schools of the state are protected under RTE. Despite this, only about two lakh children enroll every year. In the current session, only 1.70 lakh applications have come. Although the government gives tuition fee of Rs 4870 per child to the schools, but other fees are very difficult for the parents to bear. Educationists say that right to education means complete free education. But this provision does not serve the purpose unless the poor parent is exempted from all fees including tuition. This is the reason why the number of admissions in private schools under RTE is decreasing year after year.

Case-1

Sheikh Abdul, a resident of Bishankhedi, got his daughter enrolled in Sagar Public School under RTE. Due to the closure of his welding work during the Corona period, he had to remove his daughter from school. He said that fees are waived in the school, but 60 to 70 thousand rupees are being spent on other items. Now got admission in the private school near the house.

Case-2

Nehru Nagar resident Santoshi Thakur’s son was admitted in DPS School in the first class. Santoshi works as a broom and wipes in the houses. But he is not getting this work even in the Corona period. Because of this, he got his son out of DPS and admitted to the government school. He said that along with the bus fee, other expenses were also coming from 50 to 60 thousand rupees.

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