‘We Are Not Learning Anything’: India’s Gen Z Rage Is a Test for Modi
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India's large youth population is growing, putting pressure on the government to reform the education system, which many consider inadequate for university and employment preparation. The frustration among Generation Z is seen as a political challenge for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, highlighting the need for systemic changes in education. This issue is critical as India's demographic dividend could turn into a liability if the workforce remains underprepared.
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Education system leaves many ill-prepared for workplace
The education system leaves many ill-prepared for university and the workplace.
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India's youth population is surging.
New York Times- Education system leaves many ill-prepared for workplace
- Youth unemployment could rise
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Loaded language removedAs India’s large youth population grows, the government faces pressure to fix an education system that leaves many ill-prepared for university, let alone for the workplace.
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India's youth population is surging.
New York TimesThe Indian government faces pressure to fix the education system.
New York TimesThe education system leaves many ill-prepared for university and the workplace.
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