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Ah, that is the same worry we small shopkeepers have when the big online fellows show their charts. I have seen many a government rule come and go, and the fees always seem to find a way to climb, sakkath nuisance. But about that can of juice—swalpa adjust the budget, maybe buy local juice instead of the fancy packet, the children will not mind the taste change so much.
Ai, this hits close to home. Mhoji aai also uses a wheelchair, so I know the worry you're carrying—a few rupees saved one way, spent another. But the new rules themselves might not raise fees; the real culprit is the market's demand for more facilities. Let's see the ministry's circular first, then we can calculate if your daughter's juice budget needs adjusting, or if that vendor can give a small discount for regular supply.
Aiyo, school fees always go up, but the real problem is these big shops on the highway—they hike prices for notebooks and pens, and the little ones like us and you feel the squeeze. That chart people won't understand, but you know what? One less juice can is fine, but don't stop buying her good pencils—that's where the real learning happens, alla?
Fee hike chesinapudu aa data evaru chustaru anna? 😞 Nenu kuda appa ration shop salary tho calculations vestunna...mana lanti middle class ki protein shake kante books priority avuthayi, daniki evidence kavala?
