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Pragat Shaikshanik Maharashtra (PSM) is the Maharashtra State Government's initiative on the progress of education in the state of Maharashtra. The RTE Act of 2009 was enacted nationwide on April 1, 2010. Article 2, Paragraph 3 of this Act stipulates that all children of ages 6 to 14 years old have the right to receive high quality education. According to a survey of the yearly educational situation (ASER) in 2014, most children in Maharashtra State can not read basic sentences. Considering the statistics, in Maharashtra State only 27% of elementary school eighth graders can read basic texts, only 31% can score. According to the state evaluation test of the Maharashtra State State Education Report Council (MSCERT) in 2014, the average reading comprehension of 5th grade children is 51% and the mathematical power is 53%.

Maharashtra State covers an area of ​​308,000 square kilometers (119,000 square miles) and is the third largest state in India. Madhya Pradesh in the north, Chhattisgarh in the east, Andhra Pradesh in the south east, Karnataka in the south and Goa in the south. The state of Gujarat is located in the northwestern part, and the allied territory of Dadra and Nagar Havelis is sandwiched. Pune is at the intersection of Mura River and Muta River. The West Ghats mountain range, known as Sahyadri, is a hilly area parallel to the coast, with an average altitude of 1,200 meters. Kalsubai at the peak of Sahyadris near Nashik is the highest point in Maharashtra State. On the west of these hills there is a coastal plain of Concan, 50 to 80 km wide. Located to the east of Ghats mountain range, it is a flat decane plateau.