Delhi’s New Education Fee Regulation: How It Affects Women’s Access to Higher Studies

According to INEGI, in the fourth quarter of 2023, 6.7 per cent of women between the ages of 15 and 24 were mothers and attended school, 32.8 per cent of whom had higher or higher secondary education, indicating that many women chose to continue their fourth quarter of 2023, 6.7 per cent or education even after having had children. The figure is not lower if adolescent pregnancy is considered to be a phenomenon present in the country and has bee…

Delhi’s New Education Fee Regulation: How It Affects Women’s Access to Higher Studies

Here’s about Delhi’s New Fee Policy: Breaking Barriers for Women in Higher Education In a move aimed at introducing education on equal ground, the government of Delhi brought in new regulation to guide and control fees within higher education. While the change will provide upper education in its accessibility and clarity to all pupils on an inclusive basis, the effect it is having on women-both disadvantaged and non-disadvantaged-is phenomenal. …