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‘Govt can step in only to stop profiteering’
Hindustan Times Delhi
|October 10, 2025
Regulation is permitted only to ensure that such schools do not indulge in profiteering, commercialisation of education or in charging capitation fees.
The Delhi High Court on Thursday held that the Delhi government's Directorate of Education's (DoE) does not have “unlimited authority” to regulate fees charged by unaided recognised schools, but is empowered to step in when schools are found indulging in profiteering, commercialisation, or charging of capitation fees.
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