Supreme Court Directs States/UTs To Implement Centre's Guidelines On School Safety And Security
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The Supreme Court recently directed all State Governments and Union Territories to implement the “Guidelines on School Safety and Security, 2021” issued by the Union Government to fix responsibility of school management to protect children from natural disasters, health hazards, abuse, violence, and accidents. Read More>>
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4 个月This is a matter of grave concern and for public at large that Supreme Court has to give directions despite existing guidelines and orders in the past and a matter that falls within the ambit of school administration.
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4 个月LiveLaw With the rise of crimes against school students, this direction from the Hon'ble Supreme Court will surely instill a sense of responsibility in state governments and schools.