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बजटीय पारदर्शिता की कमी से लेखांकन विफलता (Budget Line Opacity Causing Accounting Failures)
Estimated ₹5-15 crores per state annually in untracked spending; national loss ₹50-150+ crores (based on 10-12 major implementing states)After RMSA merger, training days for inclusive education teachers became part of aggregate RMSA training metrics with no separate tracking. Beneficiary support (₹3,500/child/annum stipend under Samagra Shiksha) lacks individual-level verification mechanisms, enabling misallocation or non-delivery.
विशेष शिक्षकों की कमी से सेवा वितरण अक्षमता (Special Educator Shortage Causing Service Delivery Bottleneck)
Estimated ₹40-80 crores annually in forgone learning outcomes (based on Education Commission finding that specialist support improves outcomes 25-53%; applied to 21+ lakh CWSN)Shortage of accredited special educators creates service bottlenecks where available educators cover multiple blocks, limiting contact hours per child with disabilities from recommended levels. This prevents effective implementation of individualized education plans (IEPs) and assessments mandated under IEDSS.
नीति-व्यवहार विचलन से अनुपालन विफलता (Policy-Practice Gap Causing Compliance Failures)
Estimated ₹1-5 crores per state in potential litigation settlements, back-pay, and remediation costs; national exposure ₹10-50+ croresRural schools lack infrastructure (ramps, accessible toilets), trained special educators, and assistive devices mandated by law. Budgetary constraints are cited as primary implementation barrier. Gap between policy aims and ground-level delivery creates exposure to NGO litigation, parent complaints, and PIL (Public Interest Litigation) under disability rights frameworks.
प्रति बालक निधि वितरण में विसंगति (Per-Child Funding Distribution Discrepancy)
₹5,454 per child per year per state; estimated ₹13.6+ crore annual loss across large-enrollment states (assuming 250,000+ enrolled students per state)SSA directorates across Indian states independently determine per-child funding amounts without standardized methodology. Evidence shows Uttarakhand's SSA determined ₹16,596 per child while independent audits identified ₹22,050 as the correct cost—a ₹5,454 annual gap per student. This indicates either systematic underfunding of schools or hidden administrative losses.