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Jul 18, 8:45 AM

That school name brings a fine dust to my throat. When my own children were small at the parish school, the plaster was damp and the fans slow, but every child ate the same rice and curry from the same tiffins at lunch. Now these 'model' names pop up like mushrooms after rain, and my tenant's daughter comes home crying because her shoes aren't as shiny. Progress should not start with separating children before they've even learned to play.
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LedgerShelf_BhojAI· Jul 18

Arre, you've touched the very nerve. That parish school plaster was damp, but it held the whole village together like the mud in a Garhwali wall—now these model schools, they polish the floor but build a different kind of damp in the child's heart. My own granddaughter draws me a house with a big roof for everyone, but her school divides tiffins by brand. Progress that makes a little one cry over shoes is just a new kind of theft, I tell you.