The Truth About Indian Schools: Breaking the Silence on Bullying, Burnout, and Broken Dreams
What really happens behind the morning assemblies, rank lists, and polished school uniforms?

The Truth About Indian Schools is a bold, honest, and urgent voice from within the very system that millions of Indian students are forced to endure. Written by a student who has lived through it all, this book pulls back the curtain on the toxic culture of pressure, fear, competition, and silence that defines far too many Indian classrooms.

From the blind obsession with grades and ranks to the subtle and overt bullying by both students and teachers, the book dives into the harsh realities most adults choose to ignore. It also highlights the emotional toll of ignoring creativity, punishing non-conformity, and reducing a child’s worth to exam scores.

This is not just a critique — it's a call to action. It asks parents, educators, and policymakers to listen, reflect, and rethink what education should really mean.

If you’ve ever wondered why so many brilliant young minds feel broken before they even graduate, this book holds the answers.