90 is a crowd: Not enough seats, teachers in Delhi govt schools

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The overcrowding crisis in Delhi government schools has sparked alarm among education advocates and students alike. With some classes hosting as many as 90 students, the learning environment suffers drastically. The shortage of subject teachers in senior secondary classes only worsens the situation. The Delhi government aims to improve conditions through infrastructure expansion, but education activists stress that immediate action is essential to protect students' rights to quality education.

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