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meri saheli magazine online Published this article page no  38 On the eve of International Womens Day the Ministry of Women and Child Development has launched Kanya Shiksha Pravesh Utsav scheme to bring back the outofschool girls back to the education system. Key features of the schemeLaunched by the Women and Child Development Ministry in partnership with the Education Ministry.This scheme will fulfil the target of Right To Education act that says to bring outofschool girls back to the education system. Issues in women education Gap in upper primary and secondary schooling While female enrolment has increased rapidly since the 1990s there is still a substantial gap in upper primary and secondary schooling. High dropout rates Increased female enrolment is compromised by persistently high rates of dropout and poor attendance of girls relative to boys. Girls also constitute a large proportion of outofschool children. Interstate variations There are also considerable interstate variations in gender parity. While the greatest surges in female enrolment have been achieved in the most educationally disadvantaged states such as Bihar and Rajasthan these states still have a long way to go to catch up with the better performing states of Kerala Tamil Nadu and Himachal Pradesh. Son preference Some studies suggest that girls are overrepresented in the government schools demonstrating continuing son preference where boys (highlighted in economic survey 2018) are educated in private and better schools which are of (perceived) better quality meri saheli magazine online buy.

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