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Supreme Court seeks Centre, Punjab govt response on plea over failure to implement 25% RTE quota in schools
The Supreme Court has asked the Centre and Punjab government to respond to a plea regarding the failure to implement the 25% RTE quota in schools. The petitioner claims nearly two lakh children are admitted to private schools at the entry level, with at least 50,000 under the RTE Act, and the court has directed a survey in a district to assess compliance.
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