right to education

After the lockdown and shutting of schools, most children are deprived of education. The shift of education on online-based created inequality among poor children and rich children.

When the whole world is focussing on literacy, which at its barest, is the ability to read and write sentences, it never focuses on higher education which is very instrumental in the augmentation and progression of the society and in turn the development of the country.

Is a latent Appeasement Policy being bandied as some ameliorating exercise like special grants and benefits to Muslim minority?

Do we not need to turnaround the history taught to us which a biased mindset wrote and since ages we are perusing, following and swallowing it?

There are many warning signs that the party must wake up and pick.

The article discusses the possibility of reforms in the Right to Education (RTE) Act, especially in the context of strengthening the National and State Child Rights Commissions.

India has come a long way since Independence, from a beleaguered nation post partition in 1947 to one of the fastest growing economy in...