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'Poor' Children in 'Rich' Schools: A Report on the Implementation of 20 per cent Freeships to Economically Marginalized Children in Recognised Private, un-aided Schools in East Delhi

By: MallicaSeries: Working Paper SeriesPublication details: New Delhi Institute of Social Studies Trust 2005Description: 39pSubject(s): Schools Children Educational ProfileDDC classification: 370.95456 MAL-P

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