The document outlines the constitutional provisions for education in India. It describes the goals of education envisaged in the constitution as training citizens, inculcating social and moral values, achieving social and national integration, providing education for all, and equalizing educational opportunities. It then lists the key constitutional provisions, which include placing education in the concurrent list, ensuring equality of opportunity, special provisions for women and minority education, prohibiting child labor, and making primary education free and compulsory. The constitution also provides for higher education and research centers of national importance.

1. CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISONS FOR
EDUCATION
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2. INTRODUCTION
Nature of the nation socialist, secular,
democratic, republic
identity of the nation
guarantees justice, freedom of thought,
expression, belief, faith, worship, equality of status
and opportunity and fraternity etc.
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3. Goals of education envisaged in the
constitution
Training the citizens
Inculcation of social and moral values
Achieving social and national integration
Providing education for all
Equalising educational opportunities
Achieving socio cultural development
Achieving the modernization of Indian society
Achieving human resource development
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4. Constitutional provisions related to education
1) Education in the
concurrent list
42nd amendment in 1976 education was made in the
concurrent list.
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5. 2. Equality before law
Article 14- state shall not deny to any person
equality before law or equal protection of the
laws with in the territory of India 5saju cmi7/4/2016

6. 3. Women education
Article 15 (3) provides special provision for women and children
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7. 4. Equality of opportunity for employments
Article
16
states
Equal opportunity for all citizens in matters relating to
employment or appointment to any office under the state
No discrimination with respect to any employment on the grounds
of religion, race, caste, sex, place of birth and residence etc…
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8. 5. Clear direction for religious education
State funded educational institution
can not compel the children to be present in any religious ceremonies (article 26)
Can not arrange any religious education (article 28)
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9. 6. Prohibition of employment of children in factories, etc.
No child below the age
of 14 year shall be
employed to work in
any factory or mine
Article 24 guarantees
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10. 7. Equal rights to admission in educational institutions
No citizen will be deprived of the
right to admission in any state or
state-aided or self finance
educational institutions on the basis
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11. 8. Special provision for education of minorities
Article 30 (1) religious or linguistic
minorities will enjoy the right to
establishment and administration of
educational institutional of their
interest
Article 30 (2) state will not
discriminate in providing
assistance to educational
institutions run by
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12. 9. Provision for free and compulsory education
Article 45 declares free and compulsory
education for children up to 14 years of age
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13. 10. Child care and provision of education for infants
By 93rd constitutional amendment in 2001 added to
article 45 “state will look after and provide education to
all children until they attain the age of 6 years
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14. 11. Special provision for education of children of weaker classes- SC & ST
State will promote with special care the education and
economic interests of the weaker sections of the people
especially the SC and ST (article 46)
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15. 12. Provision of higher education and research centres of
national importance by union government
Articles
62
63
64
65
66
states
Union government has the responsibility of providing finance
and administration of national libraries and museums,
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16. 13. Special provisions for the education of Anglo-Indian community
Article 337 assures
No educational institutional shall be entitled
to receive any grant under this article unless
at least 40 per cent of the annual admissions
therein are mare available to the members
of communities other than the Anglo-Indian
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17. 14. Education of languages of national importance
Article
344 (1)
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18. 15. Facilities for instruction in mother-tongue at primary stage
Article
347
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It shall be the endeavor of every state and every local authority within
the state to provide adequate facilities for instruction in the mother –
tongue at the primary level especially to the children belonging to
minority groups 18saju cmi7/4/2016

19. CONCLUSION
Government is the largest provider of elementary education in
the country……….
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21. Let us fight for
rights….
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