More than a year has passed since the Indian government announced the unprecedented Right to Education Act. The law was aimed at stamping out illiteracy and battling the country's socio-economic divide. The concept was to provide compulsory, and free, education for all children aged 6 to 14. However, as RT's Priya Sridhar discovered, the reform is facing tough challenges.
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