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High dropouts, teacher crunch and fund gaps cripple Samagra Shiksha in West Bengal: CAG report
A CAG report revealed significant challenges in West Bengal's Samagra Shiksha education program, including high dropout rates, a shortage of teachers, and funding gaps. The audit found a 28 to 42% transition loss between upper primary and higher secondary education levels.
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