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Consider the following statements about the Right to Education Bill :(1) The preliminary work on the Bill was initiated by the UPA government.(2) One of the key provisions of the Bill is to ensure 25% reservation in private schools for disadvantage children from the neighbourhood, at the entry level.(3) The Bill also prohibits physical punishment, expulsion or detention of a child.Which of the statements given above is/are correct ?

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Consider the following statements about the Right to Education Bill :<br />(1) The preliminary work on the Bill was initiated by the UPA government.<br />(2) One of the key provisions of the Bill is to ensure 25% reservation in private schools for disadvantage children from the neighbourhood, at the entry level.<br />(3) The Bill also prohibits physical punishment, expulsion or detention of a child.<br />Which of the statements given above is/are correct ?






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