The Hindu·4 min read·medium

For Jharkhand’s Adivasi youth, competitive exams are about finding a voice in the system that governs them

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Suruchi Kumari
For Jharkhand’s Adivasi youth, competitive exams are about finding a voice in the system that governs them
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Adivasi youth in Jharkhand are protesting against irregularities in state recruitment examinations, which they view as their primary path to economic stability. Many aspirants, like Sarita Munda, face significant financial hardship while preparing for these exams, leading to widespread frustration with the current system.

For 26-year-old Sarita Munda, the struggle to get a government job has stretched across years, exam cycles and disappointments.

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