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[1]Under the British system education was a privilege of few generally the richer section of the population . Education as such was not avaible for the masses. As such majority of the population remained illiterate.

[2]Providing free and compulsory education, ensuring equal opportunities to all.

[6]Renamed as National Programme of Mid Day Meal in October 2017.

[7]Known also as Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Act

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