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How Sectarianism Is Embedded In The Indian Education Sector
Swarajya Staff
May 13, 2017, 08:32 PM | Updated 08:32 PM IST
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Srijan Foundation, in association with Swarajya, organised a talk on ‘The Right to Education Act and Its Impact on the Indian Education System’ on 15 April.
Arihant Pawariya of Swarajya participated in the event and spoke about the sectarian nature of the Right to Education Act and overall anti-Hindu minorityism in the education system. He discussed how the 93rd Amendment to the Indian Constitution, the National Commission For Minority Educational Institutions Act and minority-only scholarships have promoted sectarianism in the sector.
Watch the full presentation here:
Also Read:
The Horror Called RTE: Envisaged As A Dream Project, It Is Turning Out To Be A Nightmare
From RTE To Scholarships, Indian Education Is Hobbled By Minorityism
(To read more stories about RTE and its negative impact on the education sector, check out our latest issue online.)
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