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The Adolescent Body No One Talks About: Puberty Education, Menstrual Health, and the Silence That Costs Girls Their Schooling

Every year, thousands of girls quietly withdraw from school in the months after they begin menstruating. The reasons are practical, social, and deeply preventable — if anyone is willing to talk about them. Dr Sunita Arora  |  Adolescent health physician and public health researcher This is one of the under-discussed but important challenges in Indian […]

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Out-of-School and Out of Mind: Why Children Who Have Left School Are Harder to Find Than They Used to Be

Official enrolment data is nearly universal. But enrolment and attendance are not the same thing, and attendance and learning are not the same thing. Finding the children who have truly fallen out requires looking in harder places. Sahitya Krishnaswamy  |  Education policy researcher with experience in community-based survey methods This is one of the under-discussed […]

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What Happens to the Child Who Moves: Migrant Children and the Gaps Between School Systems

Millions of children follow their parents across state lines every year to brick kilns, sugar-cane fields, and construction sites. When they arrive, the school system has no record of them — and when they leave, it has no memory of them either. Dr Meenakshi Rajan  |  Researcher in child rights and mobile populations, based in […]

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