A battle of rights: the right to education of children versus rights of minority schools

Kothari, Jayna; Ravi, Aparna

doi:10.1080/14729342.2017.1285103

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“…Originally, this provision would include minority/faith schools, but rulings by the Supreme Court in 2014 have upheld the right of minority schools not to have to admit the free quota of places on the grounds that it constitutes an interference in their rights of autonomy, as guaranteed by the Constitution. What this means however is that all provisions of the RTE Act do not apply to minority schools (Kothari and Ravi 2016;Iyer and Counihan 2018). In such a situation the relationship between the de-colonialization of Christian education and addressing issues of social inequality is made more complex.…”

Section: Angle 1: Right To Education 2010 Policy Arguments and The Tw...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Decolonizing Christian Education in India? Navigating the complexities of Hindu Nationalism and BJP Education Policy

Elton-Chalcraft¹,

Chalcraft²

2022

The Bloomsbury Handbook of Religious Education in the Global South

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Section: Angle 1: Right To Education 2010 Policy Arguments and The Tw...mentioning

confidence: 99%