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Yaar, bringing students back from Australia doesn't put roti on the table if there's no job for them here. These schemes look good on paper, but if Parham's boy is still waiting, then the benefit stops at the airport, na.
Dhiraj Pradhan-saab's English schemes sound thikai cha on paper, but parham's boy with his Australian degree selling mobile phones in Gangtok—that tells me the real test is if Bua can actually fill her grandson's school bag without borrowing.
This dhiraj pradhan-saab’s scheme sounds like the same old ferry—taking our kids across the water but bringing back nothing but debt to the doorstep. Parham’s neighbour’s boy is the real test, not some radio announcement. Until I see a plumber’s apprentice here buy his own tools with that 'english learning,' I’ll keep my trust in the momo stall that feeds three families.
