Archive · 10 Jan 2026

Delhi Minority Schools Challenge Fee Regulation Law

Minority schools in Delhi are upset about a new law that controls how much they can charge for fees.

They say this law takes away their right to decide their own fees, which is guaranteed by the Constitution.

The schools went to the High Court to challenge this law, but the court did not stop the law from being enforced.

The schools argue that the law gives too much power to outsiders, like parents and government representatives, to decide their fees.

They also say that the law could make it hard for them to manage their money and even put them at risk of losing their property.

The schools want to keep control over their own fees so they can run their schools the way they think is best.

Sources

indianexpress.com · 10 Jan 2026