 statement of objects and reasonsit is an irony that on the one hand our country rather the whole world is heading towards 21st century achieving many scientific advancements but on the other hand the girls are the most neglected and unwanted lot throughout the world in general and in our country in particular this is evident from the fact that most of the families do not want that a daughter be born in the family due to scientific development the femate foetus is detected at the early pregnancy stages and aborted however, despite every effort if the girl is born she is always neglected the living conditions of girls in orthodox families particularly in rural areas are worst while the male children get best attention the girls are treated shabbily the boys are sent to best of the schools for education but the girls are not sent to schools at all in the cities and metropolices the situation has improved a lot but in the rural areas the situation is very grim the girls are denied even primary education they are supposed to do the household chores and married of tenderage to contribute in the population explosion as such most of the girls remain illiterate throughout their lives and remain dependent on others due to their illiteracy they are generally cheated and denied the property rights fraudulently by getting their thumb impression even a letter is required to be read by someone, to her this results in illiteracy to her children also it is a hard fact that if a girl is literate, she will certainly teach to her children and will not allow them to remain illiterate hence it is necessary that girls should be given compulsory primary education to eradicate illiteracy from the country being a welfare state it is the holy duty of the state to come forward in this field and educate the girls through compulsory and free education the state should provide adequate number of schools for this purpose the parents of the girls should be forced to send them to schools or they should be punished to have a deterrent effect on others then only the girls can be educated and illiteracy among the girls can be removed from our country hence this bill suresh pachouri financial memorandumclause 4 of the bill provides that appropriate government shall establish requisite number of primary schools within its jurisdiction clause 5 of the bill provides for the establishment of special schools by the appropriate government the bill if enacted and brought into operation will involve expenditure from the consolidated fund of india it is likely to involve a sum of rupees one thousand crores from the consolidated fund of india per annum as recurring expenditure it is also likely to involve a sum of rupees five hundred crores from the consolidated fund of india as non-recurring expenditure hence this bill memorandum regarding delegated legislationclause 12 of the bill empowers the central government to make rules for carrying out the purposes of the bill the rules will relate to matters of details only the delegation of legislative power is of normal character