Abstract
Right to education is listed as a fundamental right in our constitution. This right is recognized irrespective of religion, caste and caste. Children from 6 to 14 years of age are entitled to enjoy this right. 75% of people in our country live below the poverty line. Children from their homes rarely enter the classroom. The Central Government of India has created a scheme called Sarva Shiksha Mission. Under this scheme, the resources of mid-day meal, books, notebooks, bags and stipends have been kept. The central government and various state governments are jointly responsible for the implementation of this scheme. Efforts to re-entrain dropout students are also included in this project.Right to education,
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