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free and compulsory education No corporal punishment No capitati on fee 25% reservati on in private schools No screening Pictures for the foll. Topics would be inserted in these spaces THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION ACT

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Page 1: Free and compulsory education No corporal punishment No capitation fee 25% reservation in private schools No screening Pictures for the foll. Topics would

free and compulsory education

No corporal punishment

No capitation fee

25% reservation in private schools

No screening

Pictures for the foll. Topics would be inserted in these spaces

THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION ACT

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Violation of Child Rights

• Child Labor• Physical punishment and mental harassment as forms of abuse•Screening of Children•Failing Children•Trafficking of Children

Salient features of the RTE

•Quality eduction upto 8th standard•No donation or capitation fee•25%reservation of weaker sections in private schools•No corporal punishment•75% of school management committee members shall be parents

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Violation of Child Rights

• Child Labor• Physical punishment and mental harassment as forms of abuse•Child Marriage and Trafiicking

In addition to the points on the previous slide this side would also include pictures with reference to the RTE ACT

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