Right to Education Act prohibits physical punishment in schools, which is likely to:

Correct option is C

The prohibition of physical punishment aims to create a safe and positive learning environment where students can express themselves without fear. This encourages better emotional and cognitive development, leading to improved learning outcomes. While it may initially challenge traditional notions of discipline (Option A), it ultimately fosters respect and self-discipline rather than fear. It does not lead to loss of parental trust (Option D) if schools communicate effectively and maintain discipline through positive methods.