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This Supreme Court order was made in the case of a female Asstt Professor working with Himachal Pradesh state govt, wherein she was denied Child care leave to take care of her specially abled child as such provision was not adopted in the leave rules of that state government. She had demanded that state govt need to notify provisions similar to Central Civil (Leave) rules of 1972. Many state govt already has such rules. It is worthy to note here that Central government through UGC does funding to the tune of 75% to many state universities. So, deviation in state rules from central rules in case of universities is mere a lack of some paperwork from the side of state govt. SC tried to set it right. P.S. We need to know exact case law to learn the basis of a judgement.

Good News from the Supreme Court! The Supreme Court has upheld the Maharashtra High Court judgment, declaring that the restriction preventing children from applying to private schools under the RTE if they live within 1 km of a government school is invalid, illegal, and has been quashed. This very constraint was successfully challenged and quashed in Uttar Pradesh back in 2015-16 through a landmark judgment by the Allahabad High Court, in which we played a key role. It’s heartening to see the precedent set by the Allahabad High Court being used to protect the rights of children in other states. The impact of our work in UP has contributed to this broader success, ensuring that more children across the country have access to quality education. This is a major win for the RTE and for the millions of children whose future depends on it. Read more about the Supreme Court's decision here: https://lnkd.in/gpUMcEaz) Let’s continue to advocate for the rights of every child to receive a quality education, regardless of their socio-economic background.

The Indian story, This ruling by the Allahabad High Court is a significant step towards upholding the principle of secularism in education. It is essential that all students, regardless of their background or affiliation, have equal access to quality education opportunities. By declaring the Uttar Pradesh Board of Madarsa Education Act, 2004 as unconstitutional, the court has paved the way for a more inclusive and integrated educational system. This decision also highlights the importance of fostering an environment where students from different religious and cultural backgrounds can learn and grow together. Inclusivity in education not only promotes harmony but also prepares students for a diverse and interconnected world. As we move forward, it is crucial for policymakers and stakeholders to ensure that every child's right to education is protected, regardless of their religious beliefs. This includes providing necessary resources and infrastructure to accommodate current madrasa students in the formal schooling system. Education plays a vital role in shaping society, and this ruling signifies a positive step towards creating a more inclusive educational landscape in India.

Delhi Public School Dwarka Expressway Marches Ahead...... Schools have the onus of nurturing the young dynamic minds in such a way that they can adjust, adapt, and excel in any strata of life. Every Parent wants for his /her child,a home-like ambience, where children feel secure and comfortable to learn , continue to flourish and make strides towards excellence.This quest ,l believe strongly, ends in Delhi Public School Dwarka Expressway .Be it an innovative program or best teaching practices, the school management strives hard to go for the best ones. In the age of automation ,where AI has become an indispensable part of life, programs like Mindspark and Raz Plus motivate the learners to adopt a balanced approach while using them,as these digital resources can't be accessed beyond the given timeframe.(Maximum 90 minutes) As parents what else do we need for our children? May DPS Dwarka Expressway continue to achieve an extra milestone in its educational journey and March Ahead ! I wish the school success in abundance.

Why do we need to personalise education to meet individual student needs and provide it at scale? Listen to Prof. MAMIDALA JAGADESH KUMAR, UGC Chairman. #UGC #Education #Students MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

It’s unfortunate that despite such advancements, the already capitalistic private educational market will ensure such kids are never given an opportunity in the world of education. The real question is, Is it really about Education anymore? While I agree that the Matriculation system has its own set of demerits and requires a massive reevaluation within its examination system, the bigger question is about how, for some, Matriculation isn’t a choice, it is the only option available. Is the Education system then really providing a platform for everyone ‘equally’? Or is it just an opportunity for the financially sound to continue to monopolise the market? The real dilemma therefore is Merit vs Money.

Punjab’s Education Minister Rana Sikandar Hayat announced plans to revamp the examination system by introducing conceptual testing in schools and colleges. Read More: https://lnkd.in/dMjFU83m #Punjab #ConceptualExams #Schools #Colleges