This case chronicles the events in the life of a security guard who would like to enroll his five-year-old daughter in a private school under the Right to Education Act (RTE). Section 12(1)(c) of the RTE Act mandates that private schools reserve at least 25% of their seats for children from marginalized and economically weaker sections of society. This case can be used for classroom discussion in a course that deals with e-governance, ICT for Development or Technology deployment/digital service delivery in developing countries. It helps students think of an evaluation framework for assessing an e-governance solution for the disadvantaged and use the framework to critically assess the Gujarat government's digital solution for the RTE programme.
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June 18 2019
Online Implementation of the RTE Mandate
Kavitha Ranganathan
Kavitha Ranganathan
Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad
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October 16 2020
Online ISSN: 1111-111X
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© 2019 by the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad
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Teaching Notes 1–12.
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