Teacher Anshul Agrawal’s fight against Unacademy exposes deeper problems

A lawsuit filed by Unacademy’s former tutor reflects the strain between the test-prep company and its educators. It also indicates the wider problem of too much money chasing too few educators in India.

21 April, 202415 min
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