Sunit Singh
Sunit Singh works as a Project Assistant at the Centre for Social and Economic Progress. The views are personal.
Secondary education can’t remain secondary in India
India’s push to expand elementary education has worked — but secondary schooling tells a different story. With government schools scarce, especially in states like UP, private unaided schools are filling the gap, often without matching learning outcomes. A look at what that means for India’s youngest generation.
CJP protest, Pradhan’s resignation: New public sphere rises
Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation wasn’t just a minister falling — it was proof that a youth-led public sphere, built on social media rather than television debates, can now force political accountability. This piece traces the CJP protest through Habermas and Fraser to ask what comes next.
