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The New York Times global climate reporter. Ex-South Asia, West Africa, UN bureaus. Author of The End of Karma: Hope and Fury Among India’s Young
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‘We are not learning anything’: India’s Gen Z rage is a test for Modi

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By Pragati K.B, Somini Sengupta Verified
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The Generation Z protests that convulsed the streets of Indian cities in recent weeks began with dreams dashed in the classrooms of India’s schools. This is the Achilles’ heel of India’s demographic promise: It has the world’s largest youth population, something that in principle can boost economic growth. Most Indian children are in school.
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By Pragati K.B, Somini Sengupta Verified
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‘We are not learning anything’: India’s Gen Z rage is a test for Modi

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By Pragati K.B, Somini Sengupta Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
The Generation Z protests that convulsed the streets of Indian cities in recent weeks began with dreams dashed in the classrooms of India’s schools. This is the Achilles’ heel of India’s demographic promise: It has the world’s largest youth population, something that in principle can boost economic growth. Most Indian children are in school.
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