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The Directorate of Education in Delhi has ordered private schools to provide free uniforms, books, and writing materials to underprivileged students and those with special needs, in accordance with the Right to Education Act, 2009. The directive follows complaints that many schools were violating rules by charging money for these essentials. Schools failing to comply will face action, and district directors have been instructed to ensure compliance.
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