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From the Opinions Editor | Sarah Moin’s 98% is a wake-up call: India needs to do more to help different kinds of learners
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From the Opinions Editor | Sarah Moin’s 98% is a wake-up call: India needs to do more to help different kinds of learners

The Indian Express·Kaushik Das Gupta·30 days ago
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Diagnosed at the age of four with a rare condition that gradually dimmed her vision, Sarah Moin would, within a few years, lose her hearing as well, followed by the onset of speech difficulties. (File image) 5 min read New Delhi May 3, 2026 04:09 PM IST First published on: May 3, 2026 at 03:55 PM IST The declaration of school passing-out results often brings to light accounts of remarkable grit and quiet fortitude — of young people taking important steps in their aspirational journey despite formidable odds. Among this year’s exceptional graduates is Sarah Moin, who scored more than 98 per cent — the highest among 258 students at Lucknow’s Christ Church College. But her achievement is much more than academic excellence in conventional terms. It is a testament to the 19-year-old’s resolve in the face of layered challenges, one that was nurtured by an ecosystem that responded with empathy and imagination. As reported by this newspaper, Sarah’s life took a difficult turn early.…

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