90 is a crowd: Not enough seats, teachers in Delhi govt schools

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What happened

The overcrowding crisis in Delhi government schools has sparked alarm among education advocates and students alike.

With some classes hosting as many as 90 students, the learning environment suffers drastically.

Key facts

  • With some classes hosting as many as 90 students, the learning environment suffers drastically.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Thu, 01 Oct 2026 17:56:31 UTC.

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  1. 90 is a crowd: Not enough seats, teachers in Delhi govt schools

  2. Students lead violent protests in France over underfunding, overcrowding in schools

  3. 'Cockroaches' from across India to march to Delhi on Oct 10, says Dipke

  4. Schools ablaze as student protests spread across France

  5. Five-year-old girl and man, 67, in critical condition after car hits crowd in Newcastle

  6. Nine injured in Australia as car crashes into crowd north of Sydney

  7. Ten injured as car hits crowd in Australia in 'horrible incident'

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