Supreme Court of India
Environment & Consumer Protection Foundation v. Delhi Administration & Ors.
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EDUCATION: Schools - Infrastructure facilities - Held: States directed to give effect to various directions already issued by the Court for providing toilet facilities for boys and girls, drinking water facilities, sufficient classrooms, appointment of teaching and non-teaching staff etc. - The directions are applicable to all schools: i.e. Government, aided, unaided, minority and non minority schools - Further, the statutory authorities uls. 31 of RTE Act will examine and review the safeguards for the child's right and recommend measures for their effective implementation - Right of Children
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