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Pakistan’s outsourced schools sink into crisis as thousands face neglect
Pakistan's Punjab province faces severe criticism as 13,000 outsourced government schools suffer from poor infrastructure, administrative failures, and teacher exploitation. Critics argue the public-private partnership model undermines free education, while over 6,000…
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