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"Right education should assist the learner in understanding his own greatest interest in addition to helping him improve his abilities. " We are dedicated to making sure that all kids, regardless of gender or social class, have access to education. An education that helps students to gain the abilities, information, attitudes, and values required to become responsible and engaged Indian citizens. Children are the pioneers of education, which is one of the major cornerstones for the growth of a nation. As children's education serves as the foundation for future advances, providing education at the grassroots level becomes crucial for a nation. The most important organisation of this kind, the Committee on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights (CESCR), asserts that education is both a fundamental human right in and of itself and a critical tool for achieving other fundamental rights. Through the 86th Constitutional Amendment of 2002, India has embraced the right-based approach to education. As a result of the two rulings by the Supreme Court in Mohini Jain v. UOI and J. P. Unnikrishnan v. State of Andhra Pradesh as well as the Saikia Committee's recommendations, Article 21A was added to the Indian Constitution in 2002 through the 86th Constitutional Amendment Act, making all children between the ages of 6 and 14 obligated to receive free and compulsory education.