Distribution of free books and uniforms, a provision for children belonging to the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) category under the Right to Education Act, has this year found no mention in ...

Union Government is planning to make school education free for EWS category students even in private schools, according to the latest update. Students form Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) may ...

As per Delhi school education rules, private schools on government land have to provide free education to EWS students up to class 12. But, there is no such compulsion on schools on private land.

This has left many EWS/DG students in Delhi struggling to pay the fees beyond class 8 and some are even at the risk of dropping out of school," the Delhi government said in a press note.

Under the RTE Act, 2009, 25 % of seats in entry-level classes — nursery, KG and first standard — are to be reserved for children whose parents earn less than Rs 1 lakh per annum.

CHANDIGARH: UT education department has received poor response for vacant seats for economically weaker section (EWS) students in private schools. As per sources, only 45 forms have been received ...

Delhi Assembly Committee on Saturday suggested extending the benefits of free education to all the students from the EWS section studying in private schools up to class 12. Check details here ...

The Delhi High Court has directed The Mother’s International School in the city to allow a student from the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) category to repeat Class XI in the academic year ...

These students were admitted in nursery class and since they are studying under the EWS and DG category free of cost. These students have now been asked to pay dues of Rs 67,835 for class 11’s ...

Justice Mini Pushkarna was hearing a contempt petition filed by the three students, who sought compliance with a December 2021 order instructing the school to admit them under the EWS ...

CHANDIGARH: The UT Education Department today extended the date for submission of forms for students applying under the economically weaker section EWS by another two months ...