According to the Right to Education Act 12 (1), students in private schools have to give 25% of seats free of charge. These 25% seats should be allocated to poor, depressed and economically disadvantaged students.
- The government is allocating seats in pivet schools
- The start of the academic year from today
- The government, which is yet to decipher
- Private schools to be implemented
Hyderabad, June 11 (Namaste Telangana): According to the Right to Education Act 12 (1), students in private schools have to give 25% of seats free of charge. These 25% seats should be allocated to poor, depressed and economically disadvantaged students. The 2025-26 academic year will start from Thursday. However, the government and the Education Department have not decided. This is not implemented in the state. Some have filed a case in the High Court. The state government has told the court that the 12 (1) Sea will be implemented. The owners of schools are going to run 25% of the seats. Fee reimbursement dues and thousands of crores of dues to the best availability schools are being implemented. They suggest that the government pays the fees paid to the student’s parents. This is a pedestal.
More than 90 thousand seats ..
According to the Unified District Information System (Uudies), there are 3,61,244 seats in the state. 25% of these, 90,311 seats, should be replaced as per RTE12 (1) section. Currently seats are allocated in one class. It is then gradually expanded. This year, the state government has raised Rs. It is estimated that Rs 36 crore will be burdened. The Education Commission has recommended setting up a state -level committee to implement 25% of private schools effectively and smoothly. It is suggested that the cost should be determined based on urban, rural and tribal regional differences. Make some more recommendations. In these recommendations, the government has approved what it is.
Implemented in 20 states ..
Section 12 (1) of the Right to Education Act is being implemented nationally. In many states, including AP, Tamil Nadu and Delhi, 25% of private schools are allocated to poor students free of charge. This section is not implemented by Telangana, Punjab, Kerala and West Bengal. In August 2024, Union Education Minister Rajya Sabha said that Telangana, Punjab, Kerala and West Bengal should implement the scheme. Yet the state government is still counting.
