As of today i.e 8-02-2022, Our school DPS Anandapuram, Visakhapatnam is not following the CBSE Bye-Laws properly. 
Such as not updating the SMC Major decisions on the school’s website as per the CBSE Bye-Laws Chapter 14, Point Number 5. And the school did not constitute the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) as per the RTE Act 2009 and The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights of India guidelines.And School did not update the PTA activities on the school’s website as per the CBSE Bye-Laws Chapter 14, Point Number 5. And school is not following the CBSE instructions issued on Dt: 21-05-2021, Circular Number: 09/2021 (Click here for reference)

As per Govt of AP GO Ms 91 of 2009, No it’s not.

Answer to this question will be updated ASAP by other parent members who have experience in such issues and/or from our legal team.

Under section 5(3) of RTE Act and AP Govt order Memo Rc.No.151/A&I/2020 Dated:23/06/2021, Principle should issue the school Transfer Certificate within 7 days.

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File complaint against the school. to file such complaint, approach DEO through Spandana online grievance portal (https://spandana.ap.gov.in) or approach CBSE through https://pgportal.gov.in/ or approach National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) through http://www.ebaalnidan.nic.in/ or approach National Human Rights Commission India through https://hrcnet.nic.in/HRCNet/public/webcomplaint.aspx

No, It’s illegal.

Approch DEO in writing, or through Spandana online grievance portal (https://spandana.ap.gov.in) or approch CBSE through https://pgportal.gov.in/ or approch or approch National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) through http://www.ebaalnidan.nic.in/ or approch National Human Rights Commission India through https://hrcnet.nic.in/HRCNet/public/webcomplaint.aspx
Or you can approch our association, members may try to help you.

The Honourable Supreme Court of India (order dated 9-08-2011) in its landmark judgement has allowed for the full disclosure of exam answer copies to the applicant. Evaluated answer sheet now falls under the definition of “information” under the powerful Right to Information(RTI) Act.
(Ref: https://cic.gov.in/sites/default/files/court%20orders/CBSEAndAnr-Vs-AdityaAndOrs.pdf)
Or you can approch our association, members may try to help you.

Under section 2(f) of the RTI Act 2005, any person can obtain information from private schools.
(Click: https://indiankanoon.org/doc/1516599/)

Any public information or public document.
Any personal information of applicant from any school, such as Study certificates, conduct certificate, mark list, answer sheet, Intermarks, transfer certificate copy etc.,