Archive · 3 Sep 2025
Rajasthan Assembly Passes Amended Coaching Centre Bill
Rajasthan's government passed a new law about coaching centers, which are like extra schools.
The law says centers must register and follow rules.
However, some people are unhappy because the new version doesn't address important problems like student stress and suicides.
The changes made the rules less strict, which critics say doesn't protect students enough.
Some worry that the law might not fix the issues that students are facing, even after the amendment.
Rajasthan Assembly passed an amended bill to regulate coaching centers.
The bill mandates registration and sets operational standards for coaching centers.
Opposition criticized the bill for not addressing student suicides and other concerns.
Changes include raising the student threshold and lowering fines for violations.
The bill has been criticized for potentially protecting coaching centers rather than students.
- Who
- Rajasthan government, Opposition MLAs, coaching centers
- What
- Passed an amended bill to regulate coaching centers
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Rajasthan
- Why
- To regulate coaching centers and address student safety, amid criticism.
Opposition's Concerns
Government's Stance
Student Safety
Opposition's Concerns
The bill inadequately addresses student suicides and mental health concerns.
Government's Stance
The government aims to regulate coaching centers.
Industry Impact
Opposition's Concerns
The bill may protect coaching centers at the expense of student welfare.
Government's Stance
The bill attempts to balance the needs of the industry while introducing oversight.
Adherence to Central Guidelines
Opposition's Concerns
The bill disregards central government guidelines on student age and other matters.
Government's Stance
The government believes the bill is a step towards regulating the coaching industry.
- Bill Name
- Rajasthan Coaching Centres (Control and Regulation) Bill, 2025
- Amended Threshold
- Coaching centres with over 100 students
- First Offence Fine
- Rs 50,000
- Second Offence Fine
- Rs 2 lakh
- Student Suicides (Last 4 Years)
- 88