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‘We are not learning anything’: India’s Gen Z rage is a test for Modi

India has the world's largest youth population, with most in school. But millions graduate ill prepared for university and work, even as families pay more than ever for education.

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India has the world's largest youth population, with most in school. But millions graduate ill prepared for university and work, even as families pay more than ever for education.

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    ‘We are not learning anything’: India’s Gen Z rage is a test for Modi

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    India has the world's largest youth population, with most in school. But millions graduate ill prepared for university and work, even as families pay more than ever for education. ‘We are not learning anything’: India’s Gen Z rage is a test for Modi

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