Times of India

More teachers, better access, fewer pupils: India’s govt school paradox

More teachers, better access, fewer pupils: India’s govt school paradoxWorldPing

The number of government schools has decreased, yet access appears better in theory. As digital connection rises, the gap between what's promised and the actual classroom experience remains glaringly evident.

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