India's elite schools are getting pickleball courts. Their teachers are getting pay cuts
Private equity has been buying up some of India's most prestigious schools. The pitch: better governance, professional management, and much-needed capital for a struggling sector. But inside some of these acquisitions, something else is happening. Teacher training budgets are shrinking. Salaries are stagnating. And in…
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