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Only 11 of 4,000+ schools in Mumbai follow all RTE norms
Updated On: 04 July, 2015 02:59 PM IST | | Shreya Bhandary
<p>According to a state government report, these are the only schools which satisfy all 10 criteria laid down by the Right to Education guidelines; most institutes lack a headmaster, or facilities like playgrounds and ramps for disabled students</p>

Five years since the Right to Education (RTE) Act was first introduced in Maharashtra in April 2010, schools in the city — and also across Maharashtra — are still finding it tough to comply with the guidelines specified in the Act. According to a report of the state education department, for 2014-15, only 11 schools in the city (including BMC schools) are currently following all 10 criteria laid down by the RTE Act. Neighbour Thane fares better, with 359 schools falling in this category.
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