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A classroom at a Greater Noida school. (Credit: Amit Mehra)A classroom at a Greater Noida school. (Credit: Amit Mehra)

11 min readOct 5, 2026 07:49 AM IST First published on: Oct 5, 2026 at 07:37 AM IST

One morning last month, primary-class children in a Noida school revised true/ false question-answers ahead of their half-yearly Environmental Studies (EVS) examination.

“Fries, cola, burgers make you healthy,” announced their teacher, walking past desks. “False!” a dozen-odd young voices responded in unison.

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