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Ideology Masquerading as Research

Rohit Dhankar’s article ‘A lesson in hidden agendas’ in the Hindu is a case study in ideology masquerading as research. He starts by saying: “Public Education System (PES) and the Right to Education (RTE) do have problems, and they need to be fixed; we need to find a…


Head Sir

On the occasion of Teachers’ Day, allow me to share the story of Head Sir (as he is fondly called by his students, past and present), founder-principal of a low-fee private school in a remote town of Bihar, and his ordeal while trying to get government recognition for his school.


Is RTE really a Pro-Poor ACT?

In a recent article in Economic Times titled Right to Education is the wrong thing for the right reason, Manish Sabharwal, Chairman, Teamlease Services, very aptly captured the plight designed for low cost private schools in RTE. Manish says, “RTE timetables the extinction of


Children’s Day

Yesterday was Children’s Day and, to mark the occasion, one group in Delhi organized a protest demanding better implementation of the Right to Education (RTE) Act. They came with a list of demands — clean drinking water, cleaner toilets, tables and chairs, more teachers — and asked the government to…