Delhi CM assures parents on nursery admission

Updated on: Monday, October 03, 2011

With nursery admission season approaching, Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit today assured the parents that no child in the city will be left without enrolment as government has enhanced its educational infrastructure.
 
Dikshit said all children in the city will get admission in schools as educational infrastructure has been upgraded to implement Right to Education Act.
 
The process for nursery admission in the city will begin from December.
 
The Chief Minister was speaking at a function organised by the National Institute of Open Schooling.
 
Highlighting the need for skill development, Dikshit said her government was concentrating on providing skill training to the youths.
 
The Chief Minister said she will invite the children staying in various shelter homes in the city to her residence to celebrate Children's Day on November 14.

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