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Context:
About:
Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act
Reserved seats for Economically Weaker Section (EWS):
The Rationale behind RTE and EWS:
Why thousands of EWS children are facing an uncertain future?
Unique position of RTI and EWS in Delhi:
The main issue in Delhi is that the RTE Act provision seems to have gotten mixed up with the Delhi Development Authority provision, under which schools getting land at concessional rate were supposed to set aside some seats for EWS kids.
According to experts, at least 20% children who were admitted under the EWS category will have to be supported till Class XII as it is a requirement of the schools’ lease documents.
Other significant challenges affecting RTE:
What is the way out?
Nothing is stopping the government from using their majority to pass the resolution to say that the RTE Act for Delhi extends to Class XII. Once that is done, the state government would have to pay schools for the children they teach, the way it’s done currently.
By: Priyank Kishore ProfileResourcesReport error
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