The 86th Constitutional Amendment Act, 2002, was a landmark amendment that brought about significant changes in the realm of education in India. It introduced Article 21A making education a Fundamental Right and also amended Article 45 and Article 51A (Fundamental Duties) to reflect this emphasis on education.
Consider the following statements about 'Right to Education' and choose the correct answer : 1. It try to achieve the aim of ‘Education for All’. 2. Earlier a provision of free and compulsory education was provided in Part IV of the Constitution. 3. It became Fundamental Right after 91st Constitutional Amendment.
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