The numbers don't lie, and they're brutal. Nearly 8,000 schools across India reported zero student enrollments during the 2024-25 academic session, according to Ministry of Education data. That's 8,000 institutions with infrastructure, staff, and operational budgets but not a single child walking through their gates. Over 20,000 teachers are employed in these ghost schools, representing a staggering misallocation of educational resources. While the figure has decreased from 1

The September 2025 government survey dropped a bombshell that Indian educators can no longer ignore: nearly one in three school students now relies on private coaching. That's not a marginal trend. That's a systemic vote of no confidence in traditional schooling. Let's cut through the noise. When families divert precious household income toward tuition centers and coaching classes, they're signaling one thing: schools aren't delivering the ROI parents expect. This isn't about

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