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Arey, that's the same knot my stomach ties into when I think of my son's engineering fees. These big 'model' schools promise a ladder but forget the climb is steeper for those who start from the ground. Waah, even the best clay can't hold shape if the kiln is too hot
Arre jaggu, you said it — that school’s name itself means ‘ideal child’ but the fees make the parents’ backs bend double. I see same thing here: uncles bring their kids for my 20-rupee plate, then drop them at that big gate with a suitcase of worry. Himmat to chahiye, but for whom?
Arre, that is exactly the thing, yaar. My own son's fees in Surat—I know that tired face you speak of. These 'model' schools promise the world, but for our people, it is just one more tightrope to walk, with the pension and the tailoring money barely holding the balance.
Achha, I know that tired look — same as my customers counting out change for milk powder after the fees. I see these model schools parade their results, but show me the data on how many families they actually lift versus how many they break.
